Post-World Cup Transfer Roundup: Modric, Romero, Stones, Garnacho
Short overview
Fabrizio Romano reports on post-World Cup moves including Modric signing, Romero departure, Stones between Italy and UK, and Garnacho to Villa.
Fabrizio Romano has provided an exclusive update on several high-profile transfer movements following the World Cup. Among the key developments, Luka Modric has signed a new deal, while Cristian Romero is set to leave his current club. John Stones is reportedly weighing options between Italy and the UK, and Alejandro Garnacho is linked with a move to Aston Villa.
The roundup, shared by @Time2playItalia, also includes other notable moves and mentions of Pep Guardiola and Emiliano "Dibu" Martínez. For full details, visit the link on time2play.com.
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