Top 5 Serie A transfer stories: Napoli in De Bruyne talks, Milan watching Trossard | OneFootball

Football Italia picks the top five transfer news stories of the day in Serie A, from Napoli in talks for free agent Kevin De Bruyne and Milan monitoring Arsenal’s Leandro Trossard.

The summer transfer window is not too far away, and some Serie A clubs are already making their moves to strengthen their teams in the summer.

This is especially true for those who already know which European competition they’ll play next season, like Serie A leaders Napoli.

De Bruyne

Sky Sport Italia and Corriere dello Sport reported today that Antonio Conte’s side had already opened talks with the Manchester City star, who is available as a free agent as he won’t be offered a contract extension. But which other transfer stories deserve to be highlighted?

Donnarumma

Transfer expert Alfredo Pedullà has reported that Juventus, Inter and Manchester City are among the clubs interested in the Italy captain, who hasn’t yet extended his contract with PSG, which runs out in 2026. According to the report, Inter would be ready to offer a €9m-a-year salary, but only if Gigio leaves on a free transfer next year.

PARIS, FRANCE – MAY 07: Gianluigi Donnarumma of Paris Saint-Germain celebrates at full-time time following the team’s victory and subsequent progression into the final after the UEFA Champions League 2024/25 Semi Final Second Leg match between Paris Saint-Germain and Arsenal FC at Parc des Princes on May 07, 2025 in Paris, France. (Photo by Richard Heathcote/Getty Images)

Trossard

According to SempreMilan, the Rossoneri are keeping a close eye on Arsenal striker Trossard, another player whose contract expires in 2026. However, talks between the Gunners and the 30-year-old are progressing positively, so it remains to be seen whether the Rossoneri can squeeze in between and tempt the Belgian to leave North London.

Gosens

Fiorentina winger Robin Gosens argued that Bayern Munich legend Thomas Muller would be warmly welcomed at the Stadio Franchi: “I think the passionate Italian football fans would welcome a player like Thomas Muller with enthusiasm,” said the winger.

“Tuscany is a marvellous region, with good food, lots of sun and a welcoming atmosphere. It would certainly be an interesting adventure for him to come here.”

Allegri

The former Juventus coach and serial Serie A winner has been linked with Napoli, Milan, and Roma. The Italian has been spotted in Rome to watch the Italian Open, prompting Italian media to speculate that he could also use his trip to meet Roma owners.