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Tonight marks the start of the third-to-last round of this league season, and it will be hugely important in deciding the fate of the Champions League spots. But that’s not all: there will also be a fiery final round of Serie B, where almost everything is still up in the air.

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Let’s take a look at the biggest news of the day.

Juve, not just Goretzka: Laimer also on the radar

Juventus continue to be active in the transfer market as they look to strengthen their midfield for next season. According to La Stampa and reports coming out of Germany, the Bianconeri have made initial contact with the entourage of Konrad Laimer, who is increasingly likely to leave Bayern Munich.

Attention also remains on Leon Goretzka, who is set to leave the German club on a free transfer. The midfielder is highly rated by the Juventus hierarchy, who are said to be considering players with international experience to complete the overhaul wanted by Luciano Spalletti.

Milan, Tare’s future also at risk

Not only Max Allegri, but Igli Tare is also far from certain to stay at Milan. According to Tuttomercatoweb, there is not full harmony between the Albanian executive and the Rossoneri club, with internal disagreements said to be undermining his position after just one season.

For this reason, Milan are already evaluating possible alternatives for the sporting director role. At the top of the list remains Atalanta’s Tony D’Amico, a profile highly appreciated by the club’s leadership and one they have followed in the past as well, although convincing the Bergamo club to let him go will not be easy.

Inter, new deal ready for Ausilio?

Inter are working behind the scenes to tie down one of the key figures in the Nerazzurri hierarchy. According to Sportitalia and Tuttosport, talks will begin in the coming weeks over a renewal for Piero Ausilio, the current sporting director, whose contract expires in 2027 and who is considered central to Marotta’s project.

Both Roma and Al Hilal had made moves for the Nerazzurri executive, but Ausilio is said to have already given absolute priority to staying at Inter. The club’s idea is to extend the relationship until 2029, rewarding the work done in recent years together with deputy Dario Baccin.

Napoli, the senior players’ stance on Conte

Antonio Conte’s future continues to dominate the discussion at Napoli. According to CalcioNapoli24 and NapoliMagazine, the dressing room’s senior players have made their position clear, informing the club that they want to continue with the coach next season as well.

In the coming days, the decisive summit between Aurelio De Laurentiis and Conte is expected, with the coach still tied to the Azzurri by another year on his contract. Despite reports of possible tensions and uncertainty over the bench, the dressing room is said to be united behind the manager, who is considered fundamental to the group’s development and the continuity of the Napoli project..

Roma, two young talents on the radar

Roma are stepping up their pursuit of young talent and looking both to Germany and Argentina as they build the team of the future. According to the Corriere dello Sport, the Giallorossi have already received the green light from Kerim Alajbegovic, a 2007-born winger from Bayer Leverkusen, considered a perfect fit for Gasperini’s project.

It’s not just about attack: Roma are also closely monitoring Lautaro Rivero, a River Plate centre-back already involved with the Argentina national team setup. The capital club have reportedly tracked the 2003-born defender in recent weeks and are considering a major investment to beat European competition and strengthen next season’s defence.

Lazio, Cataldi a doubt for Inter

Danilo Cataldi remains a major doubt ahead of Lazio’s double clash with Inter. As reported by Il Messaggero and echoed by Lalaziosiamonoi, the Biancocelesti midfielder is still training separately and has not yet fully recovered from the muscular issues he suffered in recent days.

His availability for the league match is considered highly doubtful, while at Lazio there is still cautious optimism for the Coppa Italia final on May 13. Sarri and the medical staff want to avoid taking risks, with Rovella ready to step into the regista role should Cataldi fail to recover in time.

Fiorentina, the big clubs are after Fagioli! But...

Nicolò Fagioli is set to become one of the pillars of the new Fabio Paratici-led Fiorentina. As reported by La Nazione, the 2001-born midfielder has already clearly expressed his desire to stay in Florence, with the new sporting director viewing him as central to the Viola technical project and a key figure in the rebuild.

Despite the shared desire to continue together, the market is still moving around the former Juventus player. Some foreign clubs have already asked for information, while Milan are also keeping a close eye on the situation, especially with Massimiliano Allegri a possible key factor. For this reason, Fiorentina have set a very high valuation: it would take at least €40 million to convince the club to let him leave.

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