🧨 Juve eye defender, KDB update and Tomori’s future: today’s top news 🔥 | OneFootball

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As with every weekend, the news concerning the big teams in our league multiplies. In our usual daily appointment, let's discover the most relevant news of the day.

Juve, decisive move for Senesi

Juventus is intensifying its efforts for Marcos Senesi. According to TuttoJuve.com, a new contact between the parties is expected between the weekend and the start of next week. The Bianconeri's goal is clear: try to accelerate and gain ground.

The club wants to outpace the competition, starting with Borussia Dortmund, the latest to make a concrete move, but also several Premier League clubs such as Brighton, Chelsea, Crystal Palace, Everton, Manchester United, and Tottenham. In the background, Barcelona also remains alert, intent on renewing its defense.

Milan-Tomori, renewal until 2030

After securing Mike Maignan, Milan is ready to put pen to paper on the extension of Fikayo Tomori as well. As reported by La Gazzetta dello Sport and confirmed by MilanNews.it, the agreement with the English defender is now very close.

The new deal should run until June 30, 2030, with a total salary – including fixed and bonus parts – of around 4 million euros per season. In a Milan shirt, Tomori has made 201 appearances and scored 7 goals, contributing to the 2021/22 Scudetto win and the Italian Super Cup in 2024.

Inter, Hornicek as a post-Sommer option

Inter is starting to make moves for the future between the posts. According to LiveSportCZ, the Nerazzurri club has set its sights on Lukas Hornicek as a possible successor to Yann Sommer.

The Czech goalkeeper, born in 2002 and currently at Braga, is finding consistency both in the league and in the Europa League. A young and developing profile that could represent a long-term solution for Inter's goal.

Napoli, updates on Kevin De Bruyne

Rudi Garcia, Belgium's coach, has updated local media on the conditions of De Bruyne and Lukaku, as reported by NapoliNetwork. For the Manchester City midfielder, a return is expected in March: he is following a personalized program and his recovery is proceeding as planned.

The situation is more delicate for Lukaku, who has suffered new problems after returning for just a few minutes. The coach explained that it will still take time to regain top condition, emphasizing the difference between clinical recovery and full athletic fitness.

Roma, Soule: “Fantastic choice”

Matias Soule, speaking on the Podcast AS Roma together with Abel Balbo, talked about his bond with the city and the Giallorossi club. The Argentine explained that Rome reminds him a lot of his home country and that he feels at home here, also thanks to the special relationship between the club and Argentine players.

The former Frosinone player then recalled the sacrifices he made from a very young age, when he left home at 11 to chase his dream. He revealed that even during his time at Juventus, he wanted to move to the capital, calling the transfer a fantastic choice. He fondly remembered his goal in the derby at the Olimpico and had sweet words for Dybala, “great both on and off the pitch.” In his heart remains the dream of winning the World Cup with Argentina.

Lazio, Claudio Lotito: “I respond with actions”

Claudio Lotito, in an interview with Corriere della Sera, spoke about his relationship with the Biancocelesti fans. The president emphasized that dissent is part of sporting passion, adding that some of his statements may have been misunderstood, but that it's right for fans to ask questions.

On the project front, Lotito announced that next week the plan for the Flaminio stadium, already submitted to the Municipality, will be publicly presented. In March, “Lazio 2032”, the five-year program designed for the club's relaunch, will be unveiled.

Fiorentina, future marked by Fabbian and Brescianini

According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, Fiorentina is already working with a view to the future to build a solid and lasting project. The Viola club has identified two key profiles to focus on in the coming years.

These are Giovanni Fabbian and Marco Brescianini, considered the technical foundations on which to build the team. This approach is shared by the new sporting director Fabio Paratici, who is ready to shape the Fiorentina of tomorrow around young talents.

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