News about Carlos Augusto

The summer transfer window is open, and all 20 Premier League clubs will be looking to improve ahead of the new season. Fans are already planning following the unveiling of the fixtures, but behind the scenes discussions over new acquisitions are well advanced. Mail Sport has rounded up all of the new goals for each club in our transfer window.

TRANSFER CONFIDENTIAL: Hello and welcome to yet another iteration of our transfer newsletter, which is exclusive to you. My name is Simon Jones, and I'm trying to bring you insight, news, and the most up-to-date commentary from around the world on all the transfer windows that are taking place this summer. It's likely that the likes of Liverpool, Manchester United, Arsenal, Chelsea, and Chelsea will be swooping for their best players in the Premier League, with some clubs relegated fearing the proverbial vultures. I've collected a collection of the most recent news from around the world.

Augusto is a 24-year-old Brazilian who has obtained an Italian passport through his grandparents. Monza is keen to keep him and have opened talks over a new deal, but Forest has held initial talks to see if they can be taken away for around £8 million. Augsburg, a former Corinthians player, has the ability to play left-back or center back and his team has the same pace and enthusiasm going forward as Brazil does.

ALVISE CAGNAZZO: Napoli was on the verge of sealing the Scudetto this weekend, but they were unable to capture the moment as the champagne remained on ice. Lazio, their nearest rivals, lost to Inter Milan, who boosted their top-four hopes, while Juventus dropped points at Bologna, where it was honours both Roma and AC Milan. ALVISE CAGNAZZO round up the things we learned from Italy's top flight in his weekly column.

Pablo Mari of Arsenal has been spotted returning to loan club Monza for the first time after being stabbed in a horrific ordeal in a Milan supermarket that left a cashier dead. While attending the Stadio Brianteo, Mari was seen sporting a sling as Monza defeated fellow Serie A challengers Verona thanks to goals from Carlos Augusto and Andrea Colpani. When Italian assassination killer Andrea Tombolini went on a rampage in a Carrera store that killed Bolivian-born Luis Fernando Ruggieri, the defender was one of five others wounded.