Bartlomiej Dragowski will snub offers from Southampton and Bournemouth if he gets an improved salary at Fiorentina.

The goalkeeper’s star is on the rise after an impressive six-month spell on loan at Empoli.

He returned to base and was promoted to first choice, but also tempted by big money offers from the Premier League.

According to Fiorentinanews.com, the club is close to resolving the situation by improving his wages and extending the contract.

Bartlomiej Dragowski is reportedly pushing for a Premier League move to Southampton or Bournemouth, so Fiorentina look to Mattia Perin.

According to Tuttomercatoweb, the Polish goalkeeper is increasingly irritated at the lack of progress in contract renewal talks following an impressive six-month loan spell at Empoli.

He is pushing for a more lucrative Premier League switch, as Southampton and Bournemouth are both prepared to pay around €15m, including bonuses.

Gazzetta dello Sport claims Southampton and Wolverhampton Wanderers are both interested in signing Milan striker Andre Silva.

According to Gazzetta journalist Nicolo Schira, the Premier League sides have offered loans with options to buy next summer.

However, Schira suggests Milan would prefer to shift Silva permanently – for a fee of €25m.

Milan paid Porto €38m to sign the Portuguese in 2017, but he scored just two Serie A goals in his first season.

Southampton are preparing an approach for Spezia striker David Okereke, claims the Daily Mail, with a €15m asking price.

The 21-year-old Nigerian has been linked with numerous clubs, including Cagliari, Sassuolo, Brescia, Club Brugge, Eintracht Frankfurt, West Ham and Crystal Palace.

He made a big impact in Serie B this season, scoring 10 goals and providing 12 assists in 30 games.

Okereke came up through the Spezia youth academy and had a loan spell at Cosenza in 2018.

Inter are reportedly vying with Atletico Madrid to sign Southampton left-back Ryan Bertrand.

According to The Daily Mail, Southampton are ‘ready to cash in’ on Bertrand as he has entered the final two years of his contract and is no longer a first choice in his position.

The Englishman won the Champions League with Chelsea in 2012 and has played 171 times for the Saints in his five seasons at the club.

The newspaper adds Inter are ‘hopeful’ of having a fee in the region of €11m accepted, as are Atletico Madrid.

Fiorentina-owned goalkeeper Bartlomiej Dragowski is at the centre of a bidding war between Bournemouth and Southampton.

The Poland international impressed with a record-breaking six months on loan at Empoli, including 17 saves in a single game against Atalanta.

Sportitalia had reported Southampton were in advanced negotiations for a deal worth €10m plus bonuses.

Fiorentina goalkeeper Bartlomiej Dragowski, who spent six months on loan at Empoli, is reportedly ready to join Southampton for €10m plus bonuses.

According to Sportitalia transfer expert Alfredo Pedullà, the deal is down to the details before it will be completed next week.

It would be quite a coup, as Dragowski was one of the best performing goalkeepers in Serie A over the last six months.

He was primarily linked with a possible Roma move.

Cedric Soares told Football Italia Chief Correspondent Richard Hall about his surprise move to Inter, playing at San Siro and why Serie A requires players to be “smart.”

The move was completed on January 26, leaving Southampton on loan with an option to buy in order to see out the campaign with the Nerazzurri. So far, he has made eight competitive appearances with one assist.

Former Roma, Juventus and Inter striker Daniel Osvaldo will be a contestant on Ballando Con Le Stelle, the Italian version of Strictly Come Dancing.

Born in Argentina, but spending most of his career and life in Italy, the forward retired at the age of 30 so he could focus full-time on his band, Barro Viejo.

The singer will have to show off the footwork that earned him 14 senior Italy caps, scoring four goals.

Now 33, his other clubs included Atalanta, Fiorentina, Espanyol, Southampton, Boca Juniors and Porto.

Cedric Soares shrugged off talk about his future at Inter and urged the Nerazzurri not to “lose our identity” against Eintracht Frankfurt.

The first leg of the Europa League Round of 16 kicks off in Germany tomorrow at 17.55 GMT.

“Eintracht are a very strong opponent, but we are ready to face them,” said the full-back in a Press conference.

“The most important thing is to remain concentrated on ourselves and our qualities, as I am sure that if we play to our best, we can bring home the result.