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Non-stop market: Milan make Gonçalo Ramos official; Ekhator takes exams at Juventus; Napoli insists on Gila

Milan closes Gonçalo Ramos, Juventus advances for Ekhator and Napoli intensifies contacts for Mario Gila on June 30th with several officializations, exams and negotiations in Italy and abroad.

1 July 2026Global
Non-stop market: Milan make Gonçalo Ramos official; Ekhator takes exams at Juventus; Napoli insists on Gila

June 30th closed with strong movements in the market, including officializations, medical exams and ongoing negotiations in Serie A — and with an echo across borders.

Milan

  • Gonçalo Ramos is officially Milan's new signing. The Portuguese striker signed a contract until 2031, in one of the loudest announcements of the day in Italy.
  • Departures: Mattia Liberali is one step away from Como. There is an agreement between the 2007 talent and the Lombard club, with only final details remaining.

Juventus

  • Jeff Ekhator arrived in Turin and underwent tests at JMedical, leaving the clinic around midnight. All that's missing is the official statement to seal the transfer from Genoa.
  • The deal includes David Puczka, who should wear the Grifone jersey.
  • Giovanni Daffara goes to Parma permanently for 6 million euros plus bonuses. Exams completed, announcement imminent.

Napoli

  • Napoli insists on Mario Gila. Giovanni Manna met again with the entourage of Lazio's Spanish central defender and maintains contacts between clubs, aiming to guarantee the first defensive reinforcement of the new cycle.
  • Parallel dossiers: Genoa continues to observe Jens Cajuste; there was new contact between sporting director Lopez and Manna to delve deeper into the situation of the Swedish midfielder, returned from Ipswich Town.
  • The Azzurri club officially said goodbye to Eljif Elmas, back from loan without an option exercised.
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Rome

  • Paulo Dybala is getting closer to renewing. Zeki Çelik is also moving towards continuity, with increased confidence in Lorenzo Pellegrini remaining.
  • Stephan El Shaarawy could leave as a free agent, preparing to leave the capital.

Fiorentina

  • Fiorentina is preparing to welcome Viery: the Brazilian defender passed his medical examinations and will sign for five seasons, until 2031. The operation, valued at 17 million euros in total, will make him the most expensive defender in history.

How

  • Como remains very active: after securing Nico Paz and blocking Liberali, they also agreed to sign Luis Milla from Getafe for around 6 million euros, adding experience to Cesc Fàbregas' squad.

Udinese

  • In Udine, work is underway on the future of Nicolò Zaniolo. A meeting with his entourage is scheduled for the next few days to discuss salary improvements and contract extensions. A possible new contract does not make it impossible to leave, with Lazio, Milan and Juventus paying attention to the creative.

International market

  • England: Tottenham reached a new spending record by reaching an agreement with West Ham for Mateus Fernandes. Spurs will invest around 98 million euros for the Portuguese midfielder, surpassing competition from Manchester United. It is the fourth signing of the summer for the London club.
  • Spain: Alejandro Grimaldo is back in La Liga and has signed with Atlético de Madrid until 2030 after high-level seasons at Bayer Leverkusen.
  • Netherlands: Ajax made official the arrival of Caio Henrique, from Monaco, with a five-year contract, reinforcing the experience of the Amsterdam squad.
  • Portugal: Sporting confirmed Sergi Altimira, midfielder from Betis, for 18 million euros plus bonuses, contract until 2031 and clause of 80 million.
  • France/Spain/Netherlands: Monaco activated the purchase clause of Ansu Fati, who signed until 2030 after a loan from Barcelona. Feyenoord secured Mika Mármol as a free agent, after a spell at Las Palmas, with a contract for four seasons.
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