Antonio Tramontano joins West Ham His Italian market was discovered last year and he is attracting interest from clubs abroad.
While the Hammers suffered demotion, the deal went well for Taty Castellanos. The Argentine arrived from Lazio, as the London club took advantage of their difficult financial situation.
Igor Julio joined West Ham on loan from Brighton, but Tramontano watched him closely during his time with him at Fiorentina.
In the short term, the 37-year-old could be set for an upgrade and a return to Italy.
Juve may be keen on Stabia
corriere dello sport Note that Juve Stabia had an unexpectedly good season in the 2025/26 Serie B campaign. They finished seventh and also played in the semi-finals of the Serie A playoffs.
Now, there has been a change in ownership, with entrepreneur Alfredo Guerri taking charge. The club now has plans for a complete restructuring from top to bottom and this also includes the revamp of their playing side.
West Ham's Tramontano is being seen as a candidate to become the next sporting director.
what it aligns with Gianluca Di Marzio There were also reports earlier this week confirming that the Cremonese are also keen on the Italian.
There may be a big upgrade in the deal
A sporting director role would be huge for Tramontano, who clearly has a very deep understanding of the Italian game. Furthermore, West Ham's demotion means that they will no longer be able to scout from Serie A as efficiently.
Juve Stabia may have a shiny new project on their hands and they already have a solid foundation to take the next step.
Tramontano's spell at Fiorentina has given him experience working in Italy. Linking up with Juve Stabia, helping them earn promotion for the first time in their entire history, would look good on his CV.
