Juve-Ndour, Chivu 👀 Modric's future, Greenwood bid 💥 today's market 🤑

After Ancelotti’s Brazil debut and Montella’s Turkey suffering a surprise defeat, the opening matchday of the World Cup continues with Germany and the Netherlands making their debuts against Curaçao and Japan respectively.

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But while football on the pitch is taking center stage on the other side of the world, Serie A clubs continue to work on the transfer market, with negotiations heating up. Let’s take a look at the most important transfer news of the day.

Teun Koopmeiners’ future appears increasingly far from Juventus. The Dutch midfielder has reportedly been informed by the club of its desire to find a shared solution ahead of the summer transfer window.

Journalist Orazio Accomando provided the update in the SportMediaset studios. According to reports, the player is among the main candidates to be sold and is already evaluating possible destinations. Bologna are among the interested clubs, although Juventus are aiming to secure a significant fee to limit the financial impact of the future capital loss.

Signed for a fee close to €60 million, Koopmeiners is unlikely to allow the Bianconeri to recover their investment. For this reason, the club’s management will continue to monitor the international market in search of offers that can at least partially meet their budget needs.

Luka Modric’s future remains one of the main question marks at Milan.

As explained by Matteo Moretto on Fabrizio Romano’s YouTube channel, the Croatian midfielder has full control over the decision thanks to the renewal option included in the contract he signed last summer. The clause can reportedly be exercised directly by the player.