Serie A side Sassuolo are setting their sights on the Premier League as they look to secure a major payday for their rising star, Tarik Muharemović, this summer.

According to a report from Corriere dello Sport, the Neroverdi are holding out for a transfer fee of at least €40 million for the young Bosnian international. They're cleverly using interest from Italian giants Inter Milan and Juventus to drive up the price and create leverage in the market.

Here's where it gets interesting: Juventus hold a €20 million buyback clause for Muharemović, giving them a competitive edge. But they also have a 50% sell-on fee clause if Sassuolo sells him to any other club. This means Juve could benefit either way—either by bringing him back cheaply or by cashing in on a bigger sale down the line.

For Sassuolo, the goal is clear: maximize value. And that's where the Premier League comes in. With deep-pocketed English clubs often willing to pay top dollar for promising talent, the Neroverdi are hoping a bid from across the Channel will help them hit that €40 million target.

Muharemović has been in talks with Inter for some time, but the Nerazzurri are unlikely to meet Sassuolo's asking price outright. Instead, they might try to sweeten the deal by including a player in the exchange. As the summer transfer window heats up, all eyes will be on where this talented youngster ends up—and how much his next club is willing to spend.