It's official: Borussia Monchengladbach has announced an agreement with Juve on Zakaria's transfer, with the midfielder signing a contract that expires in 2026.
Romano said the midfielder's transfer fee was €5 million plus 3 million floats.
Official: Spurs have announced the introduction of Bentankur from Juve, with the two sides signing a contract that expires in 2026.
The 24-year-old Bentancourt came out of Boca Junior Academy and made his first-team debut for the team in 2015, the midfielder joined Juve in 2017, then won the Serie A title for three consecutive years with the Bianconeri, and at the national team level, the Uruguayan has so far played 46 games for the country, including the 2018 World Cup, as well as the 2019 and 2021 Copa America.
It is reported that Bentancourt's transfer fee is 19 million euros plus 6 million floats, and Boca Youth will receive 30% of the cost.
Official: Spurs have announced the signing of Kulusevsky from Juve on loan for 18 months with an optional buyout clause.
According to Romano's confirmation, Kulusevsky's loan fee is 10 million euros, the selective buyout fee is 35 million euros, and if Tottenham Gets Champions League qualification or his appearance meets certain conditions, the mandatory buyout clause will be automatically activated, the cost will also be 35 million euros, in addition, in case of a buyout, the 35 million euro buyout fee will be paid in installments of 5 years.
Official: Everton confirm lampard as the club's new manager, with the English signing a two-and-a-half-year contract (until the summer of 2024).
Lampard began his coaching career at Derby County in 2018 and led his team to the Championship play-off final that season, after which Chelsea appointed Lampard as manager, and the Blues legend led the team to fourth place in the league and reached the FA Cup final in his debut season in charge.
During his career, Lampard has won three Premier League titles, four FA Cups, two League Cups, one Champions League and one Europa League, and has played 106 games for the Three Lions.
Official: Everton signed Van de Beek on loan from Manchester United until the end of the season.
Sky Sports said Everton would take on van der Beek's full salary and that they had no terms to buy out the midfielder.
Official: Everton announced the introduction of Delek Ali from Tottenham, with the two sides signing a contract that expires in 2024.
The 25-year-old joined Tottenham in 2015 and has scored 67 goals in 269 games for the team so far, and now Ali is the first direct transfer Everton has made since Frank Lampard took office.
Ali currently plays 37 games for England and was one of the Three Lions' 2018 World Cup semi-finalists.
According to Romano, there is no initial fee (free) for Ali to join Everton, but after 20 games, Everton pays Tottenham 12 million euros, and then there are huge floating fees based on the number of appearances and performance in the next few years, and the total cost of this transaction can reach up to 35-40 million euros.
It's official: City have announced the signing of Julian Alvarez from River Plate, the 22-year-old striker, who has played five games for Argentina, and signed a five-and-a-half-year contract with City.
Alvarez made his first-team debut for River Plate in October 2018 and has contributed 36 goals and 25 assists in 96 games for the Argentine giants to date, and in June last year, Alvarez made his national team debut in Argentina's World Preliminary Tournament against Chile, and he was also one of the members of Argentina's Copa America title.
Manchester City confirmed Alvarez will now remain at River Plate on loan until June this year.
The deal is worth €17 million plus a float of €1.5 million.
Official: Newcastle have announced the introduction of Bruno Guimarães from Lyon, a midfielder who has signed a contract that expires in the summer of 2026 and will wear the number 39 shirt.
Guimarães, 24, was born in Rio de Janeiro and joined Lyon from Atlético Parana in January 2020, while the Brazilian became Newcastle's third signing in the winter window.
In addition, Newcastle signed defender Dan Byrne and Taggart on the deadline, and the Magpies made five signings in January!
It's official: Brentford has announced a short-term contract with Eriksen until the end of the season.
The 29-year-old Eriksen has previously performed well for Tottenham and was one of Inter's members to win the Serie A title last season, in addition to the midfielder, who currently plays 109 games for the Danish national team, contributing 36 goals, and his last appearance for the country was in last year's European Championship against Finland, but eriksen suffered a cardiac arrest in this game, which caused him to stay away from the stadium for seven months.
Brentford coach Thomas Frank was previously part of the Danish U17 coaching staff, so he knows Eriksen well, and the star made his debut for the senior national team at the age of 18.
Official: Rangers announced a loan from Juve to Ramsey until the end of the season.
Ramsey began his career at Cardiff City and he was the youngest player in the team's history, joining Arsenal after helping the Championship team reach the FA Cup final in 2008, and while playing for the Gunners, the Welshman scored the winning goal in the 2014 FA Cup final to help the team end a multi-year absence, after which Ramsey scored the winning goal in the 2017 FA Cup final, once again directly helping Arsenal win the cup.
During his 11 years with the North London giants, Ramsey played a total of 371 games, and in 2019, the star joined Juve and has played 83 games for the Bianconeri so far, winning a Serie A title and an Italian Cup in his two and a half seasons in Italy.
At the national team level, Ramsey played 71 games for Wales and scored 20 goals, and he was also a big contributor to Wales' participation in Euro 2016, their first international competition in 58 years.
It is reported that Ramsey's loan includes a buyout clause.
Official: Lyon announced that they have signed Ndombele from Tottenham hotspur until the end of the season, with a non-mandatory buyout clause of 65 million euros on loan, in addition to Lyon also bearing part of the midfielder's salary.
It's official: Atletico have announced an agreement with Lille on the transfer of Renaldo Mandava, a full-back who has signed a contract that expires in 2025.
The 28-year-old Mandava plays mainly as a left-back, and the Mozambican has played 27 games for Lille this season, scoring one goal.
According to the statistics of the transfer market, the transaction is worth 3 million euros.