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Napoli and Roma are on the prowl for more offensive help and are examining new targets. Both are searching for a new left winger.

Napoli and Roma Seeking More Attackers on the Market

January 27, 2026 Enrico Passarella Atalanta, Bayer Leverkusen, Bundesliga, Calciomercato, Fiorentina, Italian Football, Napoli, Premier League, Roma, Saudi Arabia, Saudi Pro League, Serie A, Serie A 2025-2026, Sporting CP, Tottenham, Transfer Market, West Ham

Napoli and Roma are on the prowl for more offensive help and are examining new targets. Both are searching for a new left winger. The Partenopei laid eyes on Alisson Santos and Martin Terrier, while the Giallorossi probed Yannick Carrasco.

Napoli will have to focus on the midfield in January and have set sights on Kobbie Mainoo and Arthur Atta.

Napoli Ramp Up Their Efforts to Onboard Udinese Starlet

November 24, 2025 Enrico Passarella Calciomercato, Feyenoord, Italian Football, Manchester United, Napoli, Premier League, Serie A, Serie A 2025-2026, Transfer Market

Napoli will have to focus on the midfield in January after Frank Anguissa and Kevin De Bruyne suffered major thigh injuries, and, in addition to Kobbie Mainoo, they are laying the groundwork to sign Arthur Atta. Udinese don’t want to lose their starlet mid-season.

Wesley landed in Italy on Sunday morning to take the medicals ahead of his Roma switch. The Giallorossi had zeroed in on him.

Roma to Finalize Wesley Coup with an Assist from Milan

July 28, 2025 Enrico Passarella AC Milan, Hellas Verona, Italian Football, Roma, Serie A, Transfer Market

Wesley landed in Italy on Sunday morning to take the medicals ahead of his Roma switch. The Giallorossi had been focusing on him all summer long and persuaded Flamengo. The capital club will shell out €25M plus €5M add-ons. Flamengo replaced him with Emerson Royal.

Inter plan to get younger in the back hasn’t changed, nor have their main targets, Giovanni Leoni and Koni De Winter.

Inter Continue to Pursue Parma and Genoa Defenders

July 16, 2025 Enrico Passarella Calciomercato, Genoa, Italian Football, Parma, Serie A, Serie A 2025-2026, Transfer Market

Inter bolstered other roles in the early going, but their dated intention of getting younger in the back hasn’t changed, nor have their main targets, Giovanni Leoni and Koni De Winter, whom they have scouted all year long. They are on great terms with Parma and Genoa.

Napoli plot to onboard two dynamic wingers to join David Neres and Matteo Politano and are going back to the well.

Napoli Linked Again to Lazio and Liverpool Wingers

June 4, 2025 Enrico Passarella Calciomercato, Italian Football, Lazio, Napoli, Serie A, Serie A 2025-2026, Transfer Market

Napoli plot to onboard two dynamic wingers to join David Neres and Matteo Politano and are going back to the well and assessing familiar targets like Matteo Zaccagni, Federico Chiesa, Noa Lang, and Igor Paixao.

Juventus came close to signing Karim Adeyemi last summer and also kicked the tires on him in January, when Napoli were in the lead.

Juventus Losing Interest in Two Past Priority Targets

May 16, 2025 Enrico Passarella Borussia Dortmund, Bundesliga, Calciomercato, Italian Football, Juventus, Napoli, Saudi Arabia, Saudi Pro League, Serie A, Serie A 2024-2025, Serie A 2025-2026, Transfer Market

Juventus came close to signing Karim Adeyemi last summer and also kicked the tires on him in January, when instead Napoli pursued him with great resolve. The forward decided to stay put at Borussia Dortmund for two windows in a row.

Juventus came close to signing Ronald Araujo in January, but Barcelona reeled him in at the last second, convincing him to ink an extension.

Juventus Rumored to Be Out on Barcelona Defender

May 8, 2025 Enrico Passarella AC Milan, Barcelona, Bayern Munich, Calciomercato, Chelsea, Feyenoord, Italian Football, Juventus, La Liga, Manchester United, Napoli, Premier League, Saudi Arabia, Saudi Pro League, Serie A, Serie A 2024-2025, Serie A 2025-2026, Transfer Market, Valencia

Juventus came close to signing Ronald Araujo in January, but Barcelona reeled him in at the last second, convincing him to ink an extension. The Bianconeri were ready to make a significant investment, and he was keen on joining them.