Guardiola negotiations continue while Spalletti expresses frustration
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 23, 2026, 7:40 AM
Last updated Jul 23, 2026
Negotiations for Pep Guardiola's potential move to Serie A are ongoing with a €20 million annual salary reportedly requested. If Guardiola declines, Serie A could turn to Antonio Conte as an alternative. Meanwhile, Luciano Spalletti voiced anger over the slow transfer market, indicating some discontent among his players. Napoli is evaluating their market strategy as they prepare for new signings and face challenges with their defense following a recent friendly loss against Arezzo. Various teams are in active negotiations, signaling a busy transfer window ahead.
- •Guardiola seeks €20 million per year for Serie A role.
- •Spalletti frustrated with transfer market pace and player morale.
- •Napoli evaluating strategy after a 3-1 loss in a friendly.
- •Inter and Milan involved in key player negotiations.
- •Upcoming press conference expected to address Serie A's plans.
- 7:40 AMYahoo Sports — Today’s Papers – Guardiola down to the wire, furious Spalletti
"La Gazzetta dello SportPep down to the wire: If he says no, Serie A wants ConteGuardiola is said to have asked for €20m a year; Malagò takes time. Pirlo and Maldini in the race.Spalletti’s fury: ...
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