The summer transfer window is heating up with the latest news and deals affecting Como. The club is ready to make some big moves. The Como coach, Luciano Spalletti, is looking for a modern and skilled midfielder, and the first name on his list is Davide Frattesi, a player who is ready to change teams. In the background, there is still interest from Napoli, while Roma is not a concrete option and solutions abroad are not ruled out. However, attention should be paid to Juventus, which may set up a swap deal by inserting Andrea Cambiaso, a profile not considered incisive. The white-black outside player is very pleasing to Inter, always vigilant also on young Mattia Palestra, and is followed with attention also by Barcelona, as revealed by market expert Gianluigi Longari. It remains to be seen if these appreciations will turn into a formal deal. After celebrating promotion to the top tier, the Ciociaro club is taking its first steps to confirm the valuable pieces of the team. The main goal is to keep young striker Antonio Raimondo, a 2004-born player owned by Bologna who spent the last season on loan in giallazzurro. His contribution was devastating, with 36 appearances and 11 goals in Serie B, including the decisive five-zero against Mantova that sealed the promotion. The player's agent, Alessandro Lucci, has already started talks with the two clubs to renew the loan and ensure the young player a second season in Frosinone, Serie A side. The Venetian management is particularly active on the offensive front and has launched the first inquiries for Albion Rrahmani, a diamond of Sparta Prague valued at around eight million euros. The international competition on the 2000 class is tight, so the Venetians are also considering other valid alternatives. Among these, Gift Orban of Hellas Verona stands out, who scored 7 goals this season, which were not enough to save the scaligeri led by Paolo Zanetti and then by Alessandro Sammarco. Finally, the suggestion that leads to Niklas Fullkrug, a striker owned by West Ham who has already tasted Italian football during his recent loan to Milan. The Dea is moving decisively in midfield and is targeting Ardon Jashari with insistence. The 2002-born midfielder of Milan has been plagued by physical problems that have allowed him to collect only 17 appearances in rossonero. On his trail is the new sports director of the orobici, Cristiano Giuntoli, who highly valued him during his previous experience at Juventus. The player also pleases Maurizio Sarri, but to unlock the deal and bring him to Bergamo, they are now waiting for the definitive green light from Milan.