Romano tweeted: Kulusewski joined Tottenham Hotspur and was finalized! He will fly to London today (Sunday) where Tottenham and Juve have fully agreed.
The deal will be worth €40 million plus floats: it includes a loan fee (around €5 million) and a mandatory buyout based on Tottenham's Champions League qualification or specific number of appearances.
Romano tweeted: Bentancourt's trade with Tottenham from Juve was finalized! The two clubs have reached an agreement on a cost of 19 million euros plus a floating fee of 6 million, and Bentankur will join Tottenham with Kulusevsky.
In addition, Juve will sign Zakaria to replace Bentankur, and the deal is about to be completed.
It's official: Liverpool signed Luis Díaz from Porto, with both sides signing a long-term contract (the media says expires in 2027).
The 25-year-old joined Liverpool after two and a half seasons at Porto, where the left star has scored 41 goals in 125 games for the Portuguese Premier League giants and the Colombian will wear the number 23 shirt on the Reds.
So far this season, Díaz has scored 14 goals and five assists in 18 Portuguese Premier League games, in addition to seven goals in 31 games for Colombia so far.
According to Romano, Díaz's transfer fee is a fixed fee of 40 million euros plus a float of 20 million euros.
Official: Barca have announced the signing of Adama Traore on loan from Wolves until the end of the season, where the Red and Blues will take on the flying wing's full salary and the deal includes an optional buyout clause.
The 26-year-old Traore joined La Masia's youth academy at the age of 8 and made his debut in La Liga for Barça B at the age of 17, in addition to helping Barca U19 win the UEFA Youth League in 2014.
In November 2013, Traore made his first-team debut for Barca under Martino when he made a last-minute substitute for Neymar and then made his Champions League debut against Ajax, but after playing four games for Barca, Traore moved to Villa in the summer of 2015, a season later, the Spaniard joined Middlesbrough, and then in the summer of 2018, Traore joined Wolves.
It was his outstanding performances at Wolves that brought Traore to the attention of Enrique, who has so far represented the Spanish national team in 8 games.