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On the day Carlos Cuesta officially parts ways with Parma (here are the details), Serie A teams are dealing with injuries, planning for the winter transfer window, and more.

Let’s take a look at today’s most important news involving Italy’s top clubs.

Juventus, Abner liked on the flank

As reported by Corriere dello Sport, Juventus are sounding out several players for the left flank, and among them is Abner: the Brazilian wide player for Lyon, born in 2000.

The Bianconeri are said to have opened exploratory talks with the club during negotiations for Openda. Ait-Nouri also remains high on the list, according to La Gazzetta dello Sport.

Milan, Krösche is not the only sporting director on the list

Matteo Morettospoke about Milan’s future management structure, denying that an agreement with Krösche (Eintracht’s current sporting director) is close: "There is still no agreement with Krösche; in fact, there is also a slight gap in terms of visions and the roles to be taken on within Milan’s structure. So as of today, Krösche is one name, but he is not the only one."

"There is still the idea of bringing in a Head of Football, there is still the idea of adding one more piece, one or two depending on the choices Cardinale will make."

Inter, Jones described as "The most underrated"

Curtis Jones stayed at Appiano Gentile during the international break and, according to La Gazzetta dello Sport, that makes him a candidate for a starting spot in the first league match against Parma.

Isak, his former Liverpool teammate, also spoke about the player, describing him as: "The most underrated footballer I’ve played with". An answer he gave without hesitation to broadcaster Viaplay.

Napoli, the future of Meret and Lobotka

According to TMW, Napoli will trigger the extension clause in Lobotka’s contract to push his expiry date back to 2028, so they can calmly assess his future in the summer.

As for Meret, the situation is more complicated: the player wants to stay, but his contract, which expires in 2027, has not yet been renewed. His agent will meet with the club before January to sort out the situation.

Roma, Totti recommended Castro to Gasperini

On the "Tutto in piazza" podcast, Francesco Totti revealed some behind-the-scenes details about today’s Roma: "I recommended a striker to Gasperini, and that was Castro, plus a winger and a midfielder.”

The coach reportedly replied: “The winger costs a lot, I hadn’t thought about the midfielder and he wouldn’t be a bad fit. I really like Castro too, I think we see football the same way."

Lazio, injury concern for Cataldi

Gattuso, in the press conference after the 2-0 win over Arezzo, clarified the situation regarding some injured players: "Cataldi had a quadriceps problem halfway through training, we’ll do a scan tomorrow or the day after tomorrow. Dele-Bashiru is doing well, he’s continuing to work and will return to the group next week".

"Marusic has improved a lot also from the test results, and so has Rovella, for whom we have started low-intensity running work."

Fiorentina, competition for Thorstvedt

As reported by FirenzeViola, interest in Sassuolo’s Thorstvedt has not faded: he was heavily pursued in the summer but remained in Emilia, given the €15 million asking price for a player nearing the end of his contract.

In January, the midfielder will be free to sign on a free transfer, and Fiorentina will try for him. The competition, however, will be stronger than in the summer: there is interest from other Serie A clubs as well as from abroad.

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