Juventus pursues Lucumí as Estupiñán deal stalls for Milan
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 3, 2026, 4:29 PM
Last updated Aug 3, 2026
As the transfer market heats up, Juventus is working to finalize a transfer for John Lucumí from Bologna. Juventus has reportedly agreed on personal terms with Lucumí regarding a €2.5 million annual contract, but Bologna is holding out for a €25 million fee, despite a €17 million offer. Additionally, Milan's pursuit of Pervis Estupiñán appears to have slowed following an internal team decision to reconsider the player's role. Meanwhile, Roma is advancing negotiations to acquire Givairo Read from Feyenoord, having made a €25 million offer with optimism for a deal close to €30 million.
- •Juventus targeting John Lucumí from Bologna amid contract negotiations.
- •Lucumí prefers Juventus, with a gap in transfer fee expectations.
- •Milan's Estupiñán deal stalls after internal discussions on player testing.
- •Roma making progress with Feyenoord for Givairo Read, aiming for a deal soon.
- •Como completes transfer for Trevoh Chalobah as market activity intensifies.
- 4:29 PMYahoo Sports — 🧨 Juve-Lucumí, Estupiñán in doubt, Roma close to Read: today's market 🤑
"The transfer market has no intention of slowing down, with teams stepping up the pressure more and more as the start of the league season approaches. The latest deal completed today concerns Como, who...
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