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Without pause, without respite. From the field to the market. The 20th day of Serie A is at the starting line, while the transfer market enters the most intense and interesting phase of the session.

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Let's look at the most important news of the day regarding the top teams in our league.

Juventus, is Douglas Luiz returning?

Juventus is evaluating the future of Douglas Luiz, who is not shining at Nottingham Forest. The midfielder has made only 8 appearances in the league after the costly loan transfer of 3 million with a purchase option set at 28 million.

According to Tuttosport and TMW, the performances have not convinced the Tricky Trees, making it unlikely he will stay in England. Juventus is therefore considering recalling the player to Turin to then find him a new destination, as reported by the two outlets.

Milan, maxi-salary for Nkunku at Fener! He...

Christopher Nkunku recently refused Fenerbahce, as reported by Daniele Longo of calciomercato.com, but the Turkish club remains interested in the player.

As reported by QS and Milan News, the Turkish club is ready to offer the Frenchman a contract worth 7 million euros net per season. A maxi-salary, perhaps to change the mind of the Frenchman who earns 5 million net + bonuses at Milan.

Inter, Molina in pole position: the alternatives

Inter is working towards the summer to strengthen the flanks and, according to Tuttosport, the name at the top of the list is Nahuel Molina, identified as a target for summer 2026.

For January, temporary solutions are not excluded after Cancelo's decision to go to Barcelona. Dodo is liked, but Fiorentina is asking for at least 20 million, while Emil Holm, not untouchable at Bologna, is back in the spotlight.

Napoli, Maldini in the crosshairs: the condition

Napoli is looking for opportunities to strengthen the attack, with Lorenzo Lucca potentially on the way out. According to Sky Sport, Evan Ferguson, born in 2004, who has not yet convinced Gasperini, is in the crosshairs, with new contacts between the Neapolitan club and the player's entourage.

Looking ahead to June, Napoli is also very interested in Joao Gomes from Wolverhampton. In attack, the interest in Daniel Maldini remains alive in case Atalanta opens to a loan, with the need to maintain a zero balance in the market.

Roma, Massara: "Zirkzee unlikely, Raspadori we'll know soon"

In the pre-match on DAZN, Massara spoke about the incoming market: "Raspadori? The negotiation exists, it is being defined one way or another quickly.”

The negotiation for Zirkzee, however, has been halted: "As for Zirkzee, United has completely closed the door to a sale. At the moment, it is unlikely."

"Robinio Vaz? I don't think Marseille wants to part with him and there are also other teams interested in him. It is very unlikely.”

Lazio, Besiktas comes forward for Tavares

The president of Beşiktaş, Serdar Adali, stated: “We are working to sign him”, referring to Nuno Tavares. According to Matteo Moretto, the initial offer is a loan with an option to buy for 1 million and a purchase option at 15 million.

The player has other requests, even from Arabia, but he might accept the Turkish solution. Lazio is asking for 15 million upfront and the relationship with Nuno Tavares is nearing its end.

Fiorentina, De Vrij remains in the spotlight

Fiorentina is also focused on strengthening the defense in this transfer window. As La Nazione writes, with the imminent exit of Mattia Viti, who will return to Nice before the loan to Sampdoria, and that of Pablo Marí, the evaluated names remain the same.

Stefan de Vrij might request a transfer from Inter with the World Cup in mind, and at that point, Fiorentina would be interested. Diego Coppola and Radu Dragusin are also liked, for whom Tottenham is asking for a mandatory purchase option.

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