Matteo Moretto Transfer Column: Alexander Sorloth, David de Gea, Dani Olmo and Conor Gallagher

Matteo Moretto gives Football España exclusive information on the latest business dominating the newspapers in Spain, as revealed in Daily Briefing by Fabrizio Romano.

Fiorentina are very close to signing USMNT midfielder Tanner Tessman from Venezia. They want to seal the deal for the 22-year-old in the coming days, but they tell me that the signing is about to be done, and if there is nothing wrong, then he will play for La Viola.

Then there is the deal of David de Gea for the goalkeeper position: he was offered, they consider him as an option, but they have He has not yet made a decision to go for it.

Then there's also the issue of Nico Gonzalez. There is interest from Atalanta, but also from Juventus. The player would be excited to go to Juventus, and he has already said yes to the project, but I would not rule out that Juve will try to include a player in the deal. That could be another USMNT midfielder in Weston McKennie.

If Gonzalez leaves, then Genoa want wide man Albert Gudmundsson as their number one target, and are already in talks for him. It would be a loan paid with the obligation to buy.

Barcelona already has an agreement in principle with Dani Olmo, and the player just wants to go to Barcelona, ​​putting pressure on RB Leipzig to make the agreement. Barcelona almost offered the asking price of 60 million euros, the last offer we had information was 55 million euros, plus 4 million euros in easy variables, and 3 million euros that were more difficult to obtain.

I believe that they are still discussing the bonuses and the payment schedule, and it may be that Barcelona needs to adjust their offer a little. The clubs negotiate though, and clearly Leipzig will try to earn as much money on a player who is key for them.

The talks have gone in the right direction, though, and I think they will come down to how much Barcelona pays in bonuses and how much in a fixed fee, perhaps altering that.

The player is pushing for the move, Barcelona are very confident of doing the deal and they think it could happen, and then there is Leipzig – they know Olmo wants to go, so they will negotiate, now there is optimism.

As things stand, Atletico Madrid have already made an offer to Conor Gallagher, and they have already reached an agreement with Chelsea. I'm just waiting for a response from Gallagher and his agents. The Chelsea midfielder thinks things through carefully.

He knows that there is a lot of pressure from Chelsea to do the deal, because they don't want him to go to a competitor, and that the only side that made an offer that met Chelsea's demands is Atletico – so there is a lot. of pressure to do the deal.

But as I say, this could change quickly, we still don't have the green light from the reader. We're still waiting, but I don't think Atletico will wait long for an answer.

With Gallagher, he knows his time at Chelsea is more likely. The deal is not so much whether he wants to Atlético or not, but it weighs the fact that in six months, he could sign an agreement with someone, and potentially earn a good bit more money. The prospect of being a free agent is the main obstacle now for Atlético.

Atletico Madrid have the signing of Alexander Sorloth virtually sealed, and they want him to be their number nine for the next few years. There is also an agreement in principle on the terms, but they are waiting until Villarreal tie up a replacement. Now they are set on Borja Mayoral at Getafe, and trying to meet him from the hands of Real Sociedade.

They have been in talks for Mayoral for weeks, but have failed to close the deal, as Umar Sadiq remains at the club, and has not left. Sorloth is almost finished.

With David Hancko, continues to look complicated because of the differences between the clubs on the price, as we said. So, they are scouring the market for other options as things stand. A player who was heavily linked with them at the beginning of the summer is Cristhian Mosquera at Valencia. Los Che told Atletico they wanted to keep the 20-year-old for another year, and since then, he has not progressed.

Maybe that changes in the last few weeks, but Valencia is sticking to it for now. It is true that Atletico asked again about Mosquera, but they were met with that answer, that Valencia wants to hang on to him for now.

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