💣 Juve-Silva, Lucca’s dig, Vlahovic-Milan rivalry: today’s news 🔥 | OneFootball

In addition to the rumors about two new names for Gattuso's Italy, Serie A teams are dealing with injuries and making contacts ahead of the summer transfer window.

Let’s take a look at today’s most important news.

Juventus, contacts with Bernardo Silva

As reported by La Gazzetta dello Sport, Juventus has already made contact with the agents of Bernardo Silva, who will see his contract expire with Manchester City in June 2026.

The midfielder has decided to wait at least until March for a final decision. The costs, if it happens, will be high: he currently earns 10 million net and will probably receive out-of-market offers from Saudi Arabia.

Milan, English clubs interested in Vlahovic

Allegri was reportedly not very pleased with the arrival of Mateta (as told here), so the search for a striker remains alive for the summer: the name Allegri likes most is still Vlahovic, whose contract with Juve is expiring.

However, according to Footmercato, several top clubs have inquired about the player: Tottenham and Chelsea in the Premier League; Barcelona (as a post-Lewandowski option) and Atletico Madrid in La Liga; and Dortmund in the Bundesliga.

Inter, eyes on Koulierakis

Wolfsburg defender Kostantinos Koulierakis is one of the names being followed by Inter for the summer, when the defense will need to get younger after the likely departures of Acerbi and De Vrij.

The player had already been tracked by Juventus – according to La Gazzetta dello Sport – but now his value has increased: 35/45 million euros reports Fussballdaten.de. Moreover, the 2003-born player is also being followed by Liverpool and Tottenham.

Napoli, Lucca’s jab at the club

After scoring on his debut with Nottingham Forest (a consolation goal in the 3-1 defeat to Leeds), Lucca posted a message on Instagram that seems like a real jab: "Forgive them, for they know not what they do".

A slightly altered biblical quote in which the identity of "them" is not specified, probably referring to his brief spell at Napoli: 6 months in which he scored 2 goals between Serie A and Coppa Italia.

Roma, Ghilardi’s buyout almost done

After the paid loan at 2.5 million for Ghilardi, the obligation to buy for a further 9 million to be paid to Verona is about to be triggered.

Roma will only need to get one point starting from the next match in February: so his buyout could become official as early as Monday against Cagliari, reports Il Messaggero. This is a formula used to "mask" the obligation as a buyout option, as Napoli did with Milinkovic-Savic and Torino.

Lazio, denial from Diogo Leite’s agents

Lazio had a preliminary agreement with Union Berlin to sign Diogo Leite for 2.5 million: the deal fell through due to an injury to the defender that will keep him sidelined for 2 months.

News confirmed by Sporting Director Angelo Fabiani: "He suffered an injury but there is a preliminary agreement with his agent. Soon we’ll see if he still wants to join Lazio as he did before the injury".

These words were denied in the newspaper A Bola by his agents, who confirm the negotiations but deny any agreement: "There is not, nor has there ever been, any verbal agreement, written agreement, pre-agreement, commitment or understanding of any kind between Diogo Leite and SS Lazio [...] There have been contacts that did not result in an agreement between all parties involved.".

In short, the negotiations are ongoing but Diogo Leite is keeping the door open to change his mind since he can sign with whoever he prefers, as his contract is expiring.

Fiorentina, when will Rugani return?

As reported by La Nazione, Rugani aims to be back in the squad for the match against Como next Saturday. The defender is recovering from an injury to the medial gastrocnemius of his right leg, a problem that is often prone to relapses.

For this reason, the utmost caution will be used; in fact, in recent days the defender has always trained separately with a specific program. Meanwhile, Gudmundsson will undergo tests between today and tomorrow to determine the extent of his ankle problem.

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