Football Italia’s live Serie A transfer tracker is building a busy picture of the 2026 summer window, but fans should keep one thing clear: not every name on the list represents a completed deal.
The page, published on 5 August 2026, separates updates that are described as official from moves that are only reported. That distinction matters. An official club announcement is confirmation; a reported transfer is not there yet.
The window dates to know
According to Football Italia, Italy’s summer transfer session opened on 29 June. It is due to close on 1 September at 20:00 CEST.
That leaves clubs with time to add players, let players leave and potentially reshape their squads. It also means reports can move quickly, stall or turn into something different before the deadline.
Miguel Gutierrez move is described as official
One of the confirmed updates in Football Italia’s tracker concerns Miguel Gutierrez. Bayer Leverkusen have officially signed the player from Napoli, according to the source.
That is a completed move in the tracker, rather than a rumour or a deal still waiting for a final announcement. The brief does not provide further details about the agreement, so nothing more should be read into it.
Other official moves in the update
Football Italia also lists Como’s signing of Kevin Fustini as official. Getafe’s signing of Saba Sazonov from Torino is likewise described as official in the tracker.
Those updates show that the page is not focused only on transfers between Serie A clubs. Napoli and Torino are involved in official outgoing moves, while Como feature in an official incoming deal.
For supporters, the key point is simple: these are the entries Football Italia identifies as official. The source does not provide extra information on contracts, fees or the timing of the announcements in the verified brief.
Genoa, Como, Cagliari and Fiorentina links are not confirmed
The same tracker includes several reported moves, but these need a clear warning label. Football Italia lists Djibril Sow to Genoa, Yan Couto to Como, Daniel Maldini to Cagliari and Franco Mastantuono to Fiorentina as reported transfers.
At this stage, those moves are unconfirmed. There is no basis in the supplied report to call them completed, nor to say that contracts have been signed or announcements are imminent.
That does not mean the links are false. It means they remain reports until the clubs involved, or another definitive confirmation, establish that the transfers have happened.
Why the difference matters
Transfer trackers can be useful because they put lots of movement in one place. But a live list can include two very different kinds of update: deals already made official and stories that are still developing.
In this case, the official entries are Miguel Gutierrez’s move from Napoli to Bayer Leverkusen, Kevin Fustini’s move to Como and Saba Sazonov’s move from Torino to Getafe. The links involving Sow, Couto, Maldini and Mastantuono are not confirmed in the verified information.
So the clean read is this: there are confirmed exits and arrivals on the tracker, while several potential Serie A moves are still only being reported.
What needs to happen next
For the reported links to become confirmed transfers, an official announcement or similarly definitive confirmation is still needed. Until then, fans should treat them as possibilities rather than done deals.
Football Italia’s tracker was published on 5 August, with the Italian window scheduled to remain open until 1 September at 20:00 CEST. The next verifiable moment will be any official update from the clubs involved.