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·12. April 2026
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·12. April 2026
On this Serie A Sunday, it’s not just football being played: Gravina made some statements that caused a stir, and Galliani turned down the candidacy for the FIGC presidency.
Now let’s look at the biggest news involving Serie A’s top clubs.

As reported by La Gazzetta dello Sport, Juventus and Bologna are considering the possibility of extending the loans of Holm and Joao Mario.
Both clubs are happy with their performances but would not be willing to sign them permanently, especially Juve, who would have to pay 15 million for the buyout.

Zaniolo’s performance yesterday (and not only that) has reignited Milan’s interest in the player: previously requested by Allegri at Juventus and close to joining the Rossoneri on two different occasions.
Udinese will redeem him from Galatasaray for 10 million, and in the summer Zaniolo will be among the profiles appreciated by Milan (according to Daniele Longo), also because the club will try to make some changes in attack.
Inter are well ahead in the race to sign Muharemovic from Sassuolo: the price is 30/35 million euros, a significant valuation that could be lowered with a player included in the deal.
According to Tuttosport, one name Sassuolo really like is Mattia Mosconi: the 19-year-old striker from Inter Primavera who this year also played in Serie C with the U23s.
In a bad afternoon for Napoli, held to a 1-1 draw by Parma and therefore slowed down in the Scudetto race, Scott McTominay’s exceptional stat still stands out.
The scorer of the equalizer is now up to 20 goals in Serie A. Since the start of last season, he is the only midfielder in Europe’s top five leagues to have scored that many.

Despite the argument with Gasperini on Friday evening, the Friedkin family would like to make Ranieri’s role within Roma even more central.
According to Repubblica, the club’s owners could reopen talks over extending his agreement, also considering a contract adjustment.
After the winter transfer market “push and pull” and Roberto Mancini’s failed move to Al-Sadd, for the next transfer window Romagnoli is said to be considering unilaterally terminating his contract.
As written by the LaLazioSiamoNoi website, this option involves “specific timelines and compensation”: a complex option, but not one that can be ruled out, because Romagnoli’s contract expires in 2027.
The heavy defeat against Crystal Palace in the Conference League has - partially - dampened the spirits of Fiorentina fans: ticket sales for the return leg are not going well.
So far, 17,000 tickets have been sold, reports La Nazione, and it is unlikely to reach 20,000: a low figure, considering the importance of the match.
This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇮🇹 here.
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