Amrabat's departure from Fiorentina is the most important event in Italy
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| Amrabat's departure from Fiorentina is the most important event in Italy |
With the top Serie A teams having already completed most of their transfers, the biggest move on Friday's deadline in Italy was the player leaving the country
Fiorentina midfielder Sofiane Amrabat traveled to England to undergo a medical with Manchester United, who were reportedly set to pay €10 million (A$17 million) for an initial loan deal and an option to buy the Moroccan international for an additional €20 million (A$34 million). Australian dollar)
Amrabat was largely out of favor outside Italy ahead of a remarkable World Cup. He was one of the players of the tournament, the Moroccan Defense Shield, who did not concede a single goal to an opposing player until the semi-finals
Amrabat, 27, did not feature in any of Fiorentina's four matches this season after requesting a transfer
Another high-profile exit was Leonardo Bonucci's move to Union Berlin after more than 500 appearances for Juventus. Juventus coach Massimiliano Allegri has told the highly decorated defender that he does not feature in their plans for this season and has been left out of pre-season training.
Serbian striker Luka Jovic made a late move to Milan, where he will support Olivier Giroud at center-forward.
Fiorentina also signed midfielder Maxime Lopez on loan from Sassuolo.
Colombian striker Duvan Zapata has left Atalanta for Torino on a loan deal with the option to become permanent.
Total spending in Serie A over the summer period was €848 million (A$1.4 billion), a distant second to the English Premier League's €2.6 billion (A$4.3 billion) – but slightly ahead of €846 million (A$1.4 billion). dollars) was spent by the emerging Saudi league on players including Neymar, according to Transfermarkt.com
Both Milan teams had a busy window
Davy Klaassen has flown to the Italian city for a medical at Inter ahead of a potential free move from Ajax
Inter has already signed Benjamin Pavard, Marcus Thuram, and Yann Sommer
City's rivals Milan have been busier in the holiday period. The Rossoneri have spent money bringing in more than 10 new players, including US internationals Christian Pulisic and Yunus Musa
The most famous move was the loan of Romelu Lukaku from Chelsea to Roma
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