Valentín Castellanos is set to join West Ham from Lazio.

As reported earlier, West Ham are interested in signing the Argentine forward. According to Fabrizio Romano, a deal for €29 million has been agreed from Lazio for the Argentine to join West Ham.

Castellanos joined Lazio in 2023 and has scored two goals and provided three assists in 10 league matches.

Guido Rodríguez has been proposed to Juventus in recent days, with the initiative coming from people close to the player. According to Italian journalists Fabrizio Romano and Matteo Moretto, the midfielder is fully open to the move and is now waiting to understand whether Juventus intend to proceed.

Rodríguez would represent a low-cost option for Juventus if the club decide to reinforce their midfield without making a major financial investment. As explained by the journalists, Juventus are currently assessing whether to move for a budget-friendly profile like Rodríguez or to pursue a more high-profile signing in that position.

From West Ham United’s perspective, Rodríguez is considered a player who could leave during the January window. The English club are working on reshaping the squad and several players are expected to move on.

At this stage, the situation is entirely in Juventus’ hands. The club will take its time to evaluate its midfield options before making a final decision in the coming days.

Valentín Carboni is expected to leave Inter once again after his loan spell at Genoa, where he struggled to secure regular playing time. According to Italian journalists Fabrizio Romano and Matteo Moretto, this scenario had already been anticipated earlier in the season.

Carboni will return to Inter following the interruption of his loan, but not with the intention of remaining in the squad. The plan, as explained by the journalists, is for the Argentine midfielder to be sent out on a new loan in order to gain minutes and continuity during the second half of the campaign.

A return to Argentina is becoming an increasingly concrete possibility. Racing Club have opened talks to sign Carboni on loan and see him as a potential reinforcement for the remainder of the season. Contacts between the parties are ongoing, and Racing are pushing to bring him back to Argentine football.

There is also interest from Italian clubs, including Cagliari, but the overall feeling around the player suggests a preference for returning to Argentina at this stage of his career. The coming days are expected to be decisive in determining whether the move to Racing can be finalized.