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Despite the jump start, the transfer market has been open for a minute, especially action-wise, yet some stories have already dragged on.

The Three Most Tiresome Transfer Market Sagas So Far

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Despite the jump start thanks to the FIFA Club World Cup, the transfer market has been open for just a minute, especially action-wise, yet some stories have already seemingly dragged on for an eternity because of their twists and turns, severely impacting a few teams.
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Juventus are kicking the tires on Karim Adeyemi, whom they pursued a couple of times in the past already under a different management.

Juventus Reportedly Rekindle an Old Flame Up Front

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Juventus are kicking the tires on Karim Adeyemi, whom they pursued a couple of times in the past already under a different management. His Borussia Dortmund exit isn’t certain, but it’s more likely than in the past since he has less time left on his contract.
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Galatasaray are making strides in their attempt to bring back Victor Osimhen on a permanent deal after a sterling loan.

Napoli and Galatasaray Meet to Set Up Osimhen Deal

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Galatasaray are making strides in their attempt to bring back Victor Osimhen on a permanent deal. Their vice-president, Abdullah Kavukcu, has flown to Milan along with intermediary George Gardi to get it done. The Turkish team offers as much as his release clause.
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Inter got past the deadline of Thuram’s €85M release clause, while sorting out the future of Calhanoglu and Dumfries will take longer.

Inter Weaving Their Way Through Deadlines and Exits

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Inter got past the deadline to activate Marcus Thuram’s €85M release clause without any drama, while sorting out the future of Hakan Calhanoglu and Denzel Dumfries might take a whole month since he can be poached for €25M until July 31st.
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After a multi-month, if not longer, back-and-forth, Roma and Mile Svilar are ready to shake hands, quelling any concern about his future.

Roma to End the Svilar Saga, Zero In On a Few Additions

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After a multi-month, if not longer, back-and-forth, Roma and Mile Svilar are ready to shake hands, quelling any concern about his future. The goalie will soon sign a new deal that will run until 2029. He’ll make €4M per year. The annoucement should be on Friday.
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Juventus plot to bring in a midfielder once they’ve sorted out the future of Douglas Luiz, and they have set sights on Granit Xhaka.

Juventus Eye Bayer Leverkusen and Tottenham Midfielders

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Juventus plot to bring in a midfielder once they’ve sorted out the future of Douglas Luiz, and they have set sights on Granit Xhaka, who was pursued by Milan in recent weeks. Their outcast has been linked to Como lately, but there’s not much there.
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Napoli have positively concluded their chase of Noa Lang, who will soon travel to Italy, and are inches away from Sam Beukema.

Napoli Set to Sign Lang, Keep Haggling with Bologna

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Napoli have positively concluded their chase of Noa Lang, who will soon travel to Italy for the medicals, and are inches away from securing Sam Beukema. Dan Ndoye and Janlu Sanchez are next on the docket. The Partenopei will shell out €25M plus €2M add-ons.
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