Deadline Day: Juventus land Woltemade as Fiorentina reshuffle

Transfer deadline day brings a flurry of official moves in Serie A: Juventus close for Nick Woltemade while Fiorentina dismantle and rebuild their attack in a matter of hours. From England come Manchester City's heavyweight figures, with the summer window declared closed in the afternoon.

At Juventus the incoming deal is Nick Woltemade, official from Newcastle on a paid loan: according to Gianluca Di Marzio it is a season-long loan worth 3.5 million. On the way out, the Bianconeri wave goodbye to Jonathan David, who joins Atletico Madrid on loan with an option to buy (Calciomercato.com) - an opening and a closing that reshape Igor Tudor's forward line.

The busiest day belongs to Fiorentina. The Viola lose Moise Kean, official at Como on a paid loan worth 10 million, and part with Albert Gudmundsson to Lazio on loan with an option and Rolando Mandragora to Torino for 5 million. In return they bring in Beto, signed from Everton for 18 million, Wilfried Gnonto on a paid loan from Leeds and Pedro Goncalves from Sporting Lisbon (Calciomercato.com).

Torino were hyperactive: beyond Mandragora they landed Daniel Braganca from Sporting and Nathan Patterson from Everton. Atalanta signed Jonathan Rowe from Bologna on a paid loan worth 5 million, while the Rossoblu responded with Samuel Mbangula from Werder Bremen. Cagliari closed for Yukinari Sugawara from Southampton; Roma cashed in by selling Neil El Aynaoui to Leipzig (a paid loan worth 4 million) but saw the Leweling deal collapse, and Napoli sent Jesper Lindstrom to Salzburg (Calciomercato.com).

Abroad the Premier League figures dominate: Manchester City made Iliman Ndiaye official from Everton for 65 million pounds and, according to Calciomercato.com, also closed the Enzo Fernandez deal from Chelsea worth over 145 million. Also in London, Chelsea landed a 'here we go' for Lamine Camara from Monaco on the basis of 55 million.

There were plenty of deals that fell through too: Juventus and Atalanta broke off talks over Cabal, the Fofana move to Olympique Lyon ended up at serious risk, and Fiorentina are weighing free agent Marcelo Brozovic to replace Mandragora. At 8pm Calciomercato.com declared the 2026-2027 summer window officially closed: the deadline-day lunch break leaves fans doing the maths, literally.

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