Dimarco and Calhanoglu 🔙, Conceição, Napoli 👀 in Ligue 1: AM news ☀️ | OneFootball

Dimarco and Calhanoglu 🔙, Conceição, Napoli 👀 in Ligue 1: AM news ☀️ | OneFootball

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·28 September 2026

Dimarco and Calhanoglu 🔙, Conceição, Napoli 👀 in Ligue 1: AM news ☀️

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Tonight, Mancini’s Azzurri will be back in action against Turkey looking for a win in the Nations League after a poor opening match against Belgium, which ended in a 2-0 defeat and, overall, a thoroughly disappointing performance. 


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While waiting for the national team’s next match, here’s how Serie A’s top clubs are moving during this break. Let’s take a look together at the most interesting morning stories.


🤕 Juve, positive signs for Conceição

Good news is coming in on Chico Conceição’s condition, and Juventus can smile. The Portuguese player picked up an issue last night near the end of the first half in the match against Norway. It was a problem with the back of his left thigh, with Chico needing medical attention to leave the pitch before returning shortly after. 

Fortunately, it does not appear to be anything serious. Portugal head coach Jorge Jesus also spoke about the injury: "Francisco Conceição was feeling pain from that knock, he’s not at his best but he fought and brought quality to our play." 


🔥 Milan, Gonçalo Ramos fires Portugal to victory

Gonçalo Ramos led Portugal to victory over Norway last night by scoring the winning goal. The Milan striker netted the 1-0 goal that sealed it for Jorge Jesus’ side with a dink, and later also found the net again, though the goal was ruled out for offside. 

After the match, the Rossoneri No. 9 spoke to Sky Sport about the goal and starting in the Nations League match: “Scoring always gives you confidence, whether you start or come off the bench, the important thing is getting minutes and feeling the coach’s trust. I scored the winner, but it’s the manager who decides whether I should play more and start.”


🔙 Inter, Calha and Dimarco close to returning

Good news for Inter ahead of the league restart. Federico Dimarco has returned from international duty, while Hakan Calhanoglu — sidelined by a muscle issue in his right adductor — stayed in Milan with Turkey, but both have overcome the physical problems that had been affecting them.

As reported by La Gazzetta dello Sport, Chivu will also be able to count on Djed Spence for the first time. Against Parma, therefore, the Nerazzurri coach should have the entire squad available, an important situation ahead of October’s packed schedule and the need to manage rotations as well as possible. The situation is different for Stones, who probably will not return immediately after the break and will be handled more cautiously.


🤑 Napoli, eyes on Monaco’s Coulibaly

Napoli are looking at Monaco to strengthen their midfield. According to German outlet Fussball News, as cited by CalcioNapoli24, the Azzurri are monitoring Mamadou Coulibaly, the 2002-born French midfielder who is making a name for himself in Ligue 1. 

Atletico Madrid, Brentford and Newcastle are also interested in the player, but there are currently no official offers. Monaco value Coulibaly at between €35 million and €40 million and are also aiming to extend his contract until 2030, making any possible move in January a complicated one.


💪 Roma, Dybala never stops: trains on his day off

It’s a day off for Roma, but not for Paulo Dybala. The Argentine chose to use the break from team training for an individual gym session and to keep working on his physical condition. As reported by the Pagine Romaniste blog, La Joya devoted part of the day to athletic work, despite there being no group session at Trigoria. It was a personal choice to keep up the rhythm and be ready for the return of official fixtures, when the Giallorossi will face Como in a hugely delicate match.

Dybala then shared some moments from the session on social media, captioning them “Day off”. The Argentine therefore remains focused on his preparation, while Roma edge closer to returning to action and another busy run of fixtures.


🎙️ Lazio, Lotito: "Multiple ownership? Never say never"

Claudio Lotito was at the Granillo to watch Reggina’s win over Nuova Igea Virtus. The Lazio president, interviewed by Stretto Web TV, also spoke about the possible conflict linked to multiple ownership in the event of the Amaranto club being promoted to the professional ranks: “Never say never. I’m used to working step by step. In 20 days in August, nobody imagined we could put together this team. We made a careful choice of sporting director, coach and players, and they are showing their value,” he said. 

Lotito also confirmed that he is looking for a place in Reggio Calabria: “I’m working on finding a permanent place, so I can come here on holiday and spend time by the sea in Reggio,” he told the local TV station. 


❌ Fiorentina, Cancellieri was one step away but Gattuso...

Fiorentina could turn their attention back to Matteo Cancellieri next summer. The Lazio winger had been close to joining the Viola in the last transfer window, but the arrival of Gennaro Gattuso changed the plans, with the coach deciding to keep him in Rome.

According to the Corriere dello Sport, Cancellieri is among the few players whose contracts expire in 2027 who could still fight for a future at Lazio. Much will depend on the forward’s performances during the season and on Gattuso’s wishes. Fiorentina, who had followed the player with interest, could therefore make another move in June if new scenarios open up regarding his future.

This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇮🇹 here.


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