🤑 Juve-Milan transfer targets, Chiesa and Lotito updates: today’s news 🔥
🤑 Juve-Milan transfer targets, Chiesa and Lotito updates: today’s news 🔥
Napoli and Como are in Champions League action today, following Inter’s emphatic victory and Roma’s shock defeat after surrendering the lead.
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Let’s take a look at today’s biggest stories.
Juventus: four names to strengthen the attack
Juventus continue to assess potential attacking reinforcements, particularly given the unconvincing performances of Kolo Muani and Woltemade. According to Tuttomercatoweb, Monaco’s Balogun and Atletico Madrid’s Sesko remain the leading targets, but the Bianconeri’s management are also exploring other opportunities.
Players being monitored include Sunderland’s Brobbey and Eintracht Frankfurt’s Ebnoutalib, with the latter enjoying an excellent start with eight goals in ten appearances. Juventus are also keeping an eye on the Italian market, tracking Frosinone’s Raimondo, who has scored eight goals in ten games but is currently sidelined with an ankle ligament injury.
Milan: five names to bolster the defence
Milan are already looking ahead to the January transfer window to address the problems that have emerged in the opening part of the season. The Rossoneri’s management are prioritising a new defensive signing. According to Fabrizio Romano, Sporting Lisbon’s Gonçalo Inácio remains their main target.
However, the club do not want to be caught unprepared and are assessing several alternatives. Among the players being watched is Union Saint-Gilloise’s Sylla, who is being closely monitored by scouts. The list includes at least three other names, underlining Milan’s desire to broaden their options ahead of the winter window.
Inter: Chiesa back on the radar for January
Federico Chiesa is once again being linked with Inter, a move that has been repeatedly discussed in recent weeks. Despite Beppe Marotta’s statements ruling out January signings, the club could reconsider their plans if needs arise within the squad, according to Tuttomercatoweb.
Meanwhile, Inter’s management are also continuing to plan their attack for next season. The former Juventus player remains a potential option, although any return to Italy would also depend on the player’s wishes. For now, this is merely a transfer possibility, which would only become concrete under the right conditions.
Napoli: Rizzetta and De Laurentiis at an impasse
Talks between Matt Rizzetta and Aurelio De Laurentiis have stalled, prompting the American businessman to consider alternatives. According to Il Mattino, Rizzetta will return to Naples in November to move forward with his multi-sport club project, while remaining committed to investing in football in Campania.
The US fund has reportedly already made contact with Juve Stabia and Real Aversa, identified as potential alternatives should the deal with De Laurentiis fail to materialise. This backup plan could open up interesting possibilities for the region’s football scene, with Rizzetta ready to look elsewhere if there is no progress on the Napoli front.
Roma: Gollini still a doubt as Vasquez waits in the wings
Roma have yet to resolve their goalkeeping uncertainty ahead of the match against Sassuolo. Gollini is struggling with a back problem that already forced him to miss the game against Manchester United. Asked about the goalkeeper’s chances of recovering, Gasperini remained noncommittal: “I don’t know, we’ll see.” According to ForzaRoma.info, a decision will be made in the coming days.
If he misses out again, Vasquez will get another chance after making his Roma debut against United. His performance was largely assured, although he bore some responsibility for Cunha’s goal. The goalkeeper also saved Bruno Fernandes’ penalty before the referee intervened. While Roma await the return of Gollini and, above all, Svilar, he could once again be the man between the posts.
Lazio: Lotito targets FIGC return
Claudio Lotito wants to return to a role within the FIGC. According to Adnkronos, the Lazio president personally visited the Italian Football Federation’s headquarters this morning to formally submit his candidacy for the Federal Council.
The Biancocelesti owner, who has been outside the federation’s governing bodies since February 3, 2025, is therefore aiming to return to the upper ranks of Italian football after almost two years away. His decision reportedly does not depend on the outcome of the federation’s presidential race between Giovanni Malagò and Adriano Galliani: Lotito is said to be determined to join the Council regardless of who becomes president.
Fiorentina face injury crisis ahead of Juventus: three doubts
Fiorentina are dealing with several fitness concerns ahead of Sunday evening’s clash with Juventus. According to TuttoJuve, the Viola’s medical staff will carry out further assessments tomorrow on Ranieri and Atta, both of whom remain doubtful. The coming hours will be crucial in determining whether they can recover in time to make the squad.
The situation is more difficult for Pongracic, who is set to miss the clash with the Bianconeri: he is not expected to return until after the league break. There are, however, encouraging signs for Njie, who came off against Sassuolo with thigh discomfort. His condition does not appear to be a major concern.
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