Transfer Round-Up: Inter Deal Collapses, Dybala Extension, and Aston Villa Chase Milan Defender

Transfer Round-Up: Inter Deal Collapses, Dybala Extension, and Aston Villa Chase Milan Defender

FolioPitch.com – 13 July 2026 | The latest transfer round-up from Serie A features a major collapse, a long-awaited announcement, and a new chase. In today’s transfer round-up Inter deal collapses Dybala announcement Aston Villa chase Milan defender news, Inter’s pursuit of Anan Khalaili has ended after the player failed his medical tests, while Roma officially confirmed Paulo Dybala‘s contract extension until 2027. Meanwhile, Aston Villa have expressed interest in Milan’s Pervis Estupinan.

Inter President Beppe Marotta announced at a press conference that Khalaili did not pass his medical examinations, effectively canceling the transfer. The Nerazzurri will now shift their focus to Strasbourg’s Guela Doué, a 23-year-old midfielder valued at around €15 million. This development is a key part of the ongoing transfer round-up Inter deal collapses Dybala announcement Aston Villa chase Milan defender narrative.

Roma have officially announced that Paulo Dybala has signed a contract extension until June 2027. The Argentine forward, who joined the Giallorossi in 2022, has been a pivotal player and the club is delighted to secure his future. This announcement adds to the day’s transfer round-up Inter deal collapses Dybala announcement Aston Villa chase Milan defender activity.

Aston Villa have made enquiries regarding Milan defender Pervis Estupinan, who joined the Rossoneri from Brighton just a year ago. The English club are looking to strengthen their squad and see Estupinan as a target. Milan are also waiting for offers for Rafael Leao and Santiago Gimenez, though no formal proposals have been submitted yet.

Juventus General Manager Giovanni Carnevali provided updates on several fronts. On the pursuit of PSG’s Randal Kolo Muani, Carnevali warned that PSG’s demands are too high and Juventus may turn to alternative targets. Regarding Inter’s Davide Frattesi, Carnevali praised the player but said Juventus does not need a player of his characteristics. Additionally, Juventus have reportedly dropped out of the race for Tarik Muharemovic after financial demands increased, though they hold a 50% sell-on clause that could net them €20 million if he is sold for €40 million.

Lazio are close to completing the free transfer of Danilho Doekhi, who has arrived in Rome for medical tests. The Dutch defender’s contract with Union Berlin expired on June 30. Lazio are also interested in Dinamo Zagreb’s Sergi Dominguez, but are unwilling to meet the €15 million asking price.

In other Serie A transfer news, Napoli are considering selling either Noa Lang or David Neres if they secure Ezequiel Zeballos this summer. Bologna are targeting Levante’s Carlos Espi, who has a €25 million release clause. Fiorentina have set their sights on Ivory Coast international Christ Inao Oulai, a midfielder from Trabzonspor. Fiorentina have also agreed to sell Jonas Harder to Basel. Italy international Diego Coppola is set to complete a €20 million move to Paris FC after a loan spell. Harry Winks and Jacopo Fazzini are undergoing medical tests with Cagliari. Atalanta are preparing an offer for Bayer Leverkusen’s Kerim Alajbegovic. Genoa are taking legal action over Elliot Stroud’s agents after the player reportedly signed a pre-contract with the club before joining Hull City. Genoa are also set to welcome Hamed Traore for medical tests.

Official transfers confirmed on July 13 include Valentino Lazaro joining Al-Ain on a free from Torino, and Alex Jimenez moving to Fiorentina on loan from Bournemouth.

This transfer round-up highlights the fluid nature of the summer window, with deals collapsing and new opportunities emerging. The focus remains on how clubs adapt to changing circumstances, as seen in the Inter collapse and the Dybala announcement. Aston Villa’s pursuit of a Milan defender adds another layer of intrigue to the Serie A transfer landscape. As the window progresses, fans can expect more twists and turns.

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