Things have turned sour for Dia, who will endure a pay cut after Salernitana director De Sanctis hit out at both the player and Wolves for their approach.

Salernitana Sanction Dia with Pay Cut Post Wolves Saga

Boulaye Dia was expected to leave Salernitana during the transfer window, as Wolverhampton Wanderers, among other clubs, displayed interest. However, things have turned sour for the Senegalese, who is set to endure a pay cut after Salernitana sporting director Morgan De Sanctis hit out at both the player and Wolves.
Atalanta are mulling to use the Rasmus Hojlund windfall for more major moves and reportedly set sights on Domenico Berardi and Gianluca Scamacca.

Milan Propose Long-Shot Swap Deal to Sign Scamacca

Milan tried to kill two birds with one stone by offering Divock Origi to West Ham for Gianluca Scamacca. However, the suggestion doesn’t seem viable. The Belgian, who has a long-term contract, doesn’t want to leave. Moreover, the Irons plan to recoup at least part of their investment.
Transfer deadline day is here, and Sofyan Amrabat is still without a concrete agreement with Manchester United or any other suitor for that matter.

Fiorentina CEO Dishes on a Few Transfer Market Topics

Fiorentina haven’t been particularly active at the start of the window despite being linked to a few players. Their CEO Joe Barone commented on their strategy to the press: “We are very prepared and already have a competitive roster. We’ll address our biggest needs, but there’s not a deadline."
Roma coach José Mourinho would like to add a striker sooner rather than later in order for him to get properly acclimated.

Roma Wish to Sign a Striker in a Short Amount of Time

Roma coach José Mourinho would like to add a striker sooner rather than later in order for him to get properly acclimated. The Giallorossi will resume practicing on July 10th, while the international players will report a week later. A new acquisition before those dates would be ideal.
Napoli bought out Giovanni Simeone from Hellas Verona Thursday, but he’s not a lock to stay put, as Lazio continue to be keen.

Lazio Still Interested in Now Napoli-Owned Marksman

Napoli bought out Giovanni Simeone from Hellas Verona Thursday, but he’s not a lock to stay put, as Lazio continue to be keen on adding him to their frontline. The Azzurri paid €15.5M in total to acquire El Cholito. Pesidents Aurelio De Laurentiis and Claudio Lotito confabulated about him.