The 2025/26 completed Serie A transfers has already seen a number of stand out deals signed off in Italy’s elite soccer division.
Inter have strengthened their roster with the signings of highly-rated duo Petar Sucic and exciting Brazilian prospect Luis Henrique.
Juventus currently holds the honor of spending the most on one single outlay. The Old Lady purchased Nico Gonzalez from Fiorentina for a reported fee of €28million.
In terms of the biggest transfer fee involving a departing player, that falls to Tijjani Reijnders. English Premier League side Man City paid €54.3m to Milan for the Dutchman’s services.
On the subject of City, Pep Guardiola’s side waved farewell to club legend Kevin De Bruyne on June 12. The Belgian maestro has completed his switch to Napoli.
2025/26 Completed Serie A Transfers – Deals Nearing Completion
Although a number of clubs have acted quickly during the adjusted summer transfer window, some are still getting deals over the line.
Lazio’s Emerson Palmieri could join an exclusive club with a controversial switch to Roma being mooted. The Euro 2020 winner is expected to leave West Ham this summer and return to Italy.
Juventus star striker Dusan Vlahovic is very likely to leave the Allianz Stadium this summer. Parma whizz Giovanni Leoni is close to following Cristian Chivu to Inter.
Victor Osimhen still needs to navigate his Napoli exit. The Super Eagles star spent last season on loan at Turkish side Galatasaray.
With the summer transfer activity in full swing, the best betting apps have all the latest markets, odds and futures markets ahead of the 2025-26 campaign.
The 2025/26 Completed Serie A Transfers So Far
AC Milan
In:
Out:
Tijjani Reijnders – Man City (€54.3m)
Marco Pellegrino – Boca Juniors (€3.5m)
Pierre Kalulu – Juventus (€14m)
Atalanta
In:
Lazar Samardzic – Udinese (€15m)
Marco Brescianini – Frosinone (€10m)
Out:
Juan Musso – Atletico Madrid (€3m)
Rafael Toloi – Released
Rui Patricio – Al Ain (Free)
Bologna
In:
Nicolo Casale – Lazio (€6.5m)
Out:
Gianmarco Cangiano – Pescara – (Loan)
Cagliari
In:
Gianluca Gaetano – Napoli (€6m)
Out:
Como
In:
Alex Valle – Barcelona (€6m)
Ignace Van der Brempt – RB Salzburg (€5m)
Out:
Alessandro Bellemo – Sampdoria (€2m)
Nikolas Ioannou – Sampdoria (€2m)
Simone Ghidotti – Sampdoria (€0.4m)
Alessio Iovine – Retired
Pepe Reina – Retired
Cremonese
In:
Out:
Mouhamadou Sarr – Spezia (€0.2m)
Fiorentina
In:
Nicolo Fagioli – Juventus (€14m)
Out:
Nico Gonzalez – Juventus (€28m)
Michael Kayode – Brentford (€18m)
Sofyan Amrabat – Fenerbahce (€12m)
Gabriele Ferrarini – Released
Genoa
In:
Nicolae Stanciu – Damac (Free)
Out:
Federico Valietti – Trapani (Loan)
Manolo Portanova – Reggiana (Free)
Lennart Czyborra – Released
Mario Balotelli – Released
Milan Badelj – Released
Inter
In:
Luis Henrique – Marseille (€23m)
Petar Sucic – Dinamo Zagreb (€14m)
Out:
Martin Satriano – Lens (€5m)
Enoch Owusu – St Gallen (Loan)
Marko Arnautovic – Released
Juventus
In:
Nico Gonzalez – Fiorentina (€28m)
Lloyd Kelly – Newcastle (€17m)
Pierre Kalulu – Milan (€14m)
Michele Di Gregorio – Monza (€14m)
Out:
Nicolo Fagioli – Fiorentina (€14m)
Hans Nicolussi Caviglia – Venezia (€3.5m)
Lazio
In:
Nuno Tavares – Arsenal (€5m)
Fisayo Dele-Bashiru – Hatayspor (€3.4m)
Out:
Andre Anderson – Released
Nicolo Casale – Bologna (€6.5m)
Lecce
In:
Out:
Mats Lemmens – Molenbeek (Free)
Joan Gonzalez – Retired
Jeppe Corfitzen – Released
Napoli
In:
Kevin De Bruyne – Man City (Free)
Out:
Natan – Betis (€9m)
Gianluca Gaetano – Cagliari (€6m)
Parma
In:
Christian Ordonez – Velez Sarsfield (€8.5m)
Out:
Pisa
In:
Out:
Roma
In:
Out:
Enzo Le Fee – Sunderland (€23m)
Mats Hummels – Retired
Sassuolo
In:
Tarik Muharemovic – Juve Next Gen (€3m)
Out:
Pedro Obiang – Monza (Free)
Torino
In:
Marcus Pedersen – Feyenoord (€3.5m)
Out:
Udinese
In:
Out:
Lazar Samardzic – Atalanta (€15m)
Nehuen Perez – Porto (€13m)
Verona
In:
Antoine Bernede – Lausanne (€2m)
Cheikh Niasse – Young Boys (€3.5m)
Grigoris Kastanos – Salernitana (€1.2m)
Out:
