Gattuso coaches Italy, transfer market and WNBA dynamics

Promotion Network, June 15: Gattuso coaches the Italian team, and the transfer market is on the rise again

In the early morning of June 15, Italian football ushered in major personnel changes. According to famous transfer reporter Romano, AC Milan legend Catuso will officially take charge of the Italian national team and replace Spaletti, who was dismissed due to a loss in the World Cup qualifiers. Gattuso has previously coached Pisa, AC Milan, Naples, Valencia, Marseille and Haiduke. Although his record is not outstanding, his coaching ability and experience are still recognized by the Italian Football Association. In the 2024-2025 season, he led Hayduke to 20 wins, 14 draws and 9 losses, showing certain tactical ideas and team leadership skills.

At the same time, the European transfer market is also surging. Liverpool left-back Robertson hopes to seek new challenges and has initially agreed to join Atletico Madrid. Currently, the two clubs are negotiating the details of the transfer, and the deal is expected to be concluded quickly. Robertson played for Liverpool for 8 seasons and helped the team win 9 championship trophys and was a meritorious player of the team. Meanwhile, Liverpool's negotiations with Bournemouth are coming to an end, and they are about to sign Bournemouth's Kolkedz.

In the transfer market, Paris Saint-Germain is close to reaching a transfer agreement with Bournemouth, with the transfer fee likely exceeding 60 million euros. Previously, Real Madrid had signed Bournemouth central defender Wysen with a severance fee of nearly €60 million. If Zabarney also leaves the team at a high price, Bournemouth will earn more than 120 million euros through the transfers of the two defenders.

In the field of women's basketball, the WNBA Dallas Wings officially announced that it had won Chinese player Li Yueru. In exchange, the Flying Wings gave the Seattle Storm two draft picks for 2026 and 2027. Li Yueru had previously applied for a deal to the Storm due to insufficient playing time, but now she finally got what she wants. She will be teammates with this year's WNBA No. 1 pick Peppa Bux to fill the team's center position.