Dybala, Cherki, Bernardo Silva, OM: The 11 transfer window info that you missed on Thursday

Inter would be Dybala’s priority

Free of any contract on June 30, Paulo Dybala would like to join Inter Milan. According to journalist Fabrizio Romano, the 2021 Italian champion would be the priority for the Argentine international striker. The two parties will soon meet to try to reach an agreement. According to Sky Italia, a 4-year contract and an annual salary of around 5 million euros are in the pipeline.

• Our opinion : On pole on the record for several months, Inter is about to achieve its ends.

Aulas talks about Cherki’s future

• Our opinion : The return of Alexandre Lacazette and the negotiations to bring back Corentin Tolisso could push Rayan Cherki to sign up for the long term with Lyon.

The Fiorentina track Dubois

• Our opinion : After Nantes and Lyon, Léo Dubois could be tempted by an adventure abroad.

OM are thinking of Veretout and Danilo

According to information from RMC Sport, Olympique de Marseille would be interested in Jordan Veretout to replace Boubacar Kamara, who left for Aston Villa. Roma would have set some 15 million euros to let the former Nantes player go. For his part, Jorge Sampaoli would target Danilo, the Palmeiras midfielder.

• Our opinion : If he shines at OM from the start of the season, Jordan Veretout could give himself more chances of being called up for the 2022 World Cup.

Tchouaméni could sign for Real after France-Croatia

• Our opinion : Real Madrid is on target and should not experience the same outcome as on the Kylian Mbappé case.

Barca target Bernardo Silva

According to Mundo Deportivo, Bernardo Silva would be the priority of FC Barcelona in the event of the departure of Frenkie de Jong this summer. The Spanish daily specifies that Jorge Mendes, passing through Catalonia on Wednesday, discussed the future of the Manchester City midfielder (under contract until June 2025) with the leaders of the Blaugrana.

• Our opinion : Bernardo Silva’s style of play would totally correspond to Barça’s philosophy.

Liverpool to submit offer for Nuñez

While Sadio Mané is coveted by Bayern Munich, Liverpool are already preparing their backs. Also according to Fabrizio Romano, the Reds are preparing to send an offer of 80 million euros plus bonuses to Benfica for Darwin Nuñez. Manchester United would also be very interested in recruiting the Uruguayan nugget (note: 34 goals in all competitions this season).

• Our opinion : Barring a huge surprise, Darwin Nuñez will not stay at Benfica next season.

… and formalizes the departure of Origi

At the end of the contract with Liverpool, Divock Origi will leave the second in the Premier League. The Reds made the news official through a press release on Thursday. “Thank you for eight incredible years of service to the club. We will keep wonderful memories“, indicates the English club, which evokes “a legend“. Loris Karius, Sheji Ojo and Ben Woodburn are also leaving Liverpool.

• Our opinion : His double against Barça in the semi-final return of C1 2019 helped him to be “a legend” of the club.

Sassuolo would have set the price for Scamacca

Targeted by several European heavyweights, including PSG, Gianluca Scamacca could bring big money to Sassuolo. According The Gazzetta dello Sportthe eleventh in Serie A would have set his release clause at 50 million euros and would have already rejected an offer from Arsenal of 32 million euros.

• Our opinion : Gianluca Scamacca has scored 16 goals this season in Serie A. To be competitive on all fronts, PSG could be tempted by the Sassuolo striker even if the advertised price is high.

Botman in the small papers of PSG

• Our opinion : On this issue, AC Milan seems for the moment to have a head start.

ASSE plans to offer another year to Hamouma

At the end of the lease with AS Saint-Etienne, will Romain Hamouma continue the adventure with the Greens? Always according to The Teamthe club from Saint-Etienne, now coached by Laurent Batlles, would consider offering an additional year of contract to the former Caennais.

• Our opinion : Bringing ASSE back to L1 would be a great challenge for the 35-year-old.