💣 Juve seal 2 deals, Barça want Bastoni, dive fined: today’s news 🔥
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OpenVar admitted the error on the goal disallowed for Napoli, while Laporta revealed that he had offered a contract to Messi in 2023 to bring him back to Barça, but the news doesn’t end there.
The top Italian clubs are preparing for the final part of the season and are already looking ahead to the summer transfer market. Let’s see today’s news.
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Juve, McKennie renews optimism for Vlahovic
As written by Fabrizio Romano and Matteo Moretto, Juve has reached an agreement to renew McKennie’s contract until 2030: his salary will be 4 million + bonuses per season. The player’s desire was decisive despite interest from Inter, Atletico, and MLS.
For Vlahovic, on the other hand, optimism is growing according to Tuttosport: the player could stay if no huge offers come in from foreign clubs. If that’s the case, the striker could accept a renewal at about half his current salary, which is 12 million net.
Milan, the new management confirms Kirovski
According to Matteo Moretto, Elliott’s exit from Milan’s organizational structure will bring changes: first and foremost, the renewal of Jovan Kirovski, technical director of the Primavera sector.
The executive’s contract expires in June and the new governance will confirm Kirovski in his role, with contacts between the parties already underway.
Inter, Barcelona keeping an eye on Bastoni
Alessandro Bastoni is in talks with Inter to renew his contract and he feels good in Milan, but Barcelona is tracking the player, as reported by Fabrizio Romano.
The negotiation, if it happens, won’t be easy and before deciding on summer strategies, Barcelona will have to face the club elections in mid-March: Laporta’s confirmation is very likely in this regard.
Napoli, a lawyer files a complaint with the FIGC Prosecutor
As written by Il Mattino, lawyer Erich Grimaldi, an expert in Sports Law and a Supreme Court lawyer in Naples, has filed a complaint with the FIGC Prosecutor after the events of Atalanta-Napoli.
These were his words to CalcioNapoli 24: "I have submitted a dossier of the various mistakes and refereeing incidents, I asked the prosecutor to start a preliminary investigation, let it be clear that I have never asked for Atalanta-Napoli to be replayed."
"Now I have asked the federal prosecutor for all the technical data. I want to criticize Open Var, because they only show the images they want to show [...]. I am not for the conspiracy theory, but if the prosecutor investigates and finds something abnormal, everything changes.”
Roma, target Bernasconi
According to Il Giornale, Roma is keeping Bernasconi under observation, for whom they had already offered about 15 million. Atalanta had refused, but there will probably be another attempt in the summer.
The winger is a favorite of Gasperini, who would like him in the squad, given Angelino’s problems this season.
Lazio, locker room rumor denied
This morning Il Messaggero had reported a rumor: the locker room allegedly complained to Sarri about the style of play, about too many defensive recoveries and excessive passing.
A news item denied by Matteo Petrucci of Sky Sport: "I have no evidence of requests from the team to Sarri to pass less, there are daily discussions between him and the team but I don’t think this request has been made. To think there are similarities between March 2024 and this year is off track for me, Lazio has squad limitations this season and the two moments are not comparable."
Fiorentina, fine for the player
In addition to the yellow card that will make Dodo miss the match against Udinese, the Sports Judge has imposed a fine of 2,000 euros on the player.
The decision comes from the reason for the yellow: a simulation that is increasingly less tolerated by the refereeing class.
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