Italian defender joins Cambuur as Rodri eyes Barcelona €75m deal

TransferTalk an Italiaanse right‑back has signed for SC Cambuur while midfield star Rodri is poised to complete a €75 million transfer to FC Barcelona, pending a medical, as the season has already begun but clubs may still buy or loan players until early September.

SC Cambuur announced the arrival of the Italian defender on a two‑year contract with an optional third year, citing the need for a stronger right flank. Technical manager Lars Lambooij praised the player’s physical attributes and experience, saying the club had been searching for that exact profile.

Rodri, the 30‑year‑old Ballon d’Or winner, is expected to move to FC Barcelona for a reported €75 million fee after a medical examination. The deal was confirmed by AFP and a source identified as Pim RasGivairo, who also referenced the phrase “Givairo Read, Kasper Dolberg en Rodri.”

Veerman targets Dortmund

Midfielder Joey Veerman has expressed his desire to join Borussia Dortmund, confirming interest from the German side. Veerman told reporters that the move would be a “great option” for his career, and Dortmund are reportedly monitoring his situation closely.

Ajax's waiting game with Noa Lang

Ajax have loaned a Spanish left‑back from Feyenoord while still evaluating the future of striker Noa Lang. The club’s officials were asked Waarom Lang has not yet featured, and they replied that the decision remains under review.

In a separate transaction, Ajax completed the signing of a 19‑year‑old defender from FC Barcelona. The club highlighted the acquisition alongside the earlier mention of “Givairo Read, Kasper Dolberg en Rodri” as part of its broader recruitment strategy.

Devid Eugene Bouah, who previously trained at AS Roma, joins SC Cambuur after a spell in Italy’s lower divisions. His background includes time at Cosenza, Catania and Carrarese before becoming a free agent.

Calvin Twigt has left Go Ahead Eagles to sign a four‑year deal with Willem II. The 23‑year‑old midfielder reflected on his time at De club, noting the promotion to the Eredivisie as a “great moment” and looking forward to contributing “bij” his new side.