On October 15th the Italian market was the scene of numerous news, from renewal negotiations to transfers ahead of next season. In particular, the attention was focused on Naples, Rome, Venice, Frosinone, Juventus and Milan, while the international news concerned Bayern Munich, Manchester United and Sunderland.
In Naples, Alex Meret's agent confirmed that the goalkeeper is in full discussion with the club, but there is no rush. “We will evaluate the season and make a decision based on the results,” he explained, underlining that Meret is focused on returning to 100% to help the team. Meanwhile, Milan, who are evaluating Alessandro Plizzari as a possible replacement for Mike Maignan, have attracted attention for the growth of the young goalkeeper on loan from Venezia to Südtirol.
Frosinone closed the summer chapter with the renewal of Ghedjemis, who expressed satisfaction with the club's new ambition to become an important institution. The player also confirmed his summer interest in Palmisani, while acknowledging that market demands were high. Federico Pastorello, the club's agent, publicly thanked for the recognition of the young man's growth.
In Venice, the club has formalized the renewal of John Yeboah until 2030, with an option for a further season. Yeboah contributed significantly to the promotion to Serie A, with 12 goals and 11 assists in the 2025/26 season. In Rome, the team closed the game at Real Madrid with a sold-out match, while Francesco Totti met with Dan Friedkin's son, highlighting the lack of a direct proposal for the role of image man during Roma's centenary.
The international market has seen Bayern Munich extend Harry Kane's contract until 2029, while Manchester United risks losing Lisandro Martínez, who has expressed his desire not to renew and leave the club. The club rejected the requests of JJ Gabriel, who asked for a contract with the number 77 shirt and a defined role in the first team. Finally, Sunderland convinced Juan Riquelme Angulo to join the club, after Barcelona and Chelsea had been close to signing him.
This news points to a transfer market in turmoil, with Italian and international clubs looking to consolidate their strengths for next season, while players weigh up their options for the future.