According to reports this morning, Spurs and Roma are set to go head to head for AC Milan winger Suso. Calciomercato.com’s Daniele Longo writes that the 23-year-old will arrive back from his summer vacation to find his future uncertain ahead of the new campaign. The player, whose full name is Jesús Joaquín Fernández Sáez de la Torre, had a consistent campaign last term which saw him called up the full Spanish international squad. The arrival of Milan’s new owners however, has cast doubts on his future at the San Siro and a summer departure has not been ruled out.
 

Spurs boss Mauricio Pochettino is a huge admirer of the player and despite claims by Milan sporting director Massimo Mirabelli that the club intend to sit down and discuss a possible renewal, the interest from the Premier League has forced Suso to have a rethink about where he would like to continue his career. Roma are also reported to be monitoring the situation.
 

OTHER HEADLINES:
 

Everton are set to make another assault on Inter for Croatian midfielder Marcelo Brozovic. Newspaper Jutarnji List states that the Toffees have had an €18M offer rejected but are likely to make another bid of around €20M to try to complete a deal for the 24-year-old.

Milan goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma will sit down and discuss his future at the end of the Under-21 European Championships in Poland. Corriere della Sera writes that the players father is worried after his son rejected a contract extension with the Rossoneri last week.

Former Dutch international Wesley Sneijder has been linked with a shock move to Bologna. Tuttosport claims that despite the 33-year-old having reportedly agreed to join MLS side Montreal Impact, Rossoblu boss Roberto Donadoni will make a last minute attempt to try to hijack the deal.

Fiorentina want Sassuolo play-maker Domenico Berardi to replace Juve bound Federico Bernardeschi. The 23-year-old looks set to head to Turin this summer and his Italy Under-21 team-mate, who is also been heavily linked with Roma, is understood to be the player La Viola want to be his successor (Corriere dello Sport).





Steve Mitchell