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Juve, the update on Vlahovic between return and renewal

According to Tuttosport, there are updates on the condition of Dusan Vlahovic, who has been sidelined after a serious adductor injury that required surgery at the beginning of December. The Juventus striker is working to return earlier, aiming to be available for the probable Champions League playoffs scheduled between the end of February and the beginning of March.

On the future front, however, there are no significant developments. The entourage of the class of 2000, formerly of Fiorentina, is considering alternatives with a contract expiring in June 2026, although the possibility of reaching a renewal with Juventus is not yet entirely excluded.

Milan, the update on Mateta, Nkunku, and Ricci-Gatti

Milan continues to move in the market after the arrival of Niclas Füllkrug, who is set to be available to Massimiliano Allegri from the match against Cagliari. The Rossoneri are still looking for a forward and a central defender, and according to Fabrizio Romano, the hot name up front is Jean-Philippe Mateta from Crystal Palace. However, the operation remains complicated for January and is linked to a possible exit of Christopher Nkunku, who has been less impactful so far.

The track leading to Robert Lewandowski is cooler, possibly evaluable in the summer. In defense, the interest in Federico Gatti from Juventus remains alive, but Milan has said no to a swap with Samuele Ricci, considered central to the project after the summer acquisition. However, Gatti's name remains monitored with a view to January.

Inter serious about Palestra, but there's a lot of competition!

Marco Palestra is having a standout season with Cagliari, attracting the attention of several top clubs. The class of 2005 is delivering high-level performances, and according to Fabrizio Romano, Inter and Juventus, along with some European clubs interested in his profile, have moved decisively for him.

However, Atalanta's strategy, which holds the player's card, remains clear. The intention is to leave him at Cagliari to continue his growth under Fabio Pisacane's guidance. Unless there are offers beyond the market, any concrete discussion is postponed to next summer.

Napoli, Goretzka proposed: Bayern's position

According to Fabrizio Romano, Leon Goretzka's name, expiring with Bayern Munich, has been proposed by some intermediaries to several top European clubs, including Napoli. The 1995-born midfielder has not yet renewed, and in case of no agreement, he could leave the club at the end of the season. Napoli is watching closely, aware of the technical opportunity represented by his profile.

From Bayern's side, however, there are no signs of openness for January. The German club does not intend to part with key elements of the squad engaged on multiple fronts, nor does it want to give up a central piece for Vincent Kompany's game. Meanwhile, Napoli is also considering some exits: Lorenzo Lucca might find space elsewhere, while the situation of Pasquale Mazzocchi, followed by several Serie A clubs, remains to be monitored.

Roma, Genoa also targets El Shaarawy!

According to Il Messaggero, Genoa continues to monitor some profiles from Roma's squad ahead of the upcoming transfer windows. Among the names followed is Niccolò Pisilli, a young midfielder who has long interested the Rossoblù management, keen to strengthen the department with promising profiles.

In recent hours, however, the hypothesis linked to Stephan El Shaarawy has also emerged. The Giallorossi winger, appreciated for his versatility and experience, would represent a ready addition for the needs of Genoa led by Daniele De Rossi. At the moment, there are no ongoing negotiations, but the track remains in the background and could reignite later.

Lazio, Cataldi at risk of sanction after Udinese

Lazio leaves Udine with many controversies over the equalizing goal scored by Davis, which came after an evident handball not sanctioned by referee Andrea Colombo even after VAR review. The decision sparked vehement protests on the field, so much so that Maurizio Sarri intervened at the end of the match to calm his players and avoid further disciplinary consequences, awaiting the Sports Judge's report.

As reported by Il Messaggero, the focus is now especially on Danilo Cataldi. At the end of the game, the midfielder allegedly applauded the referee ironically, a gesture that could cost him a sanction. At Lazio, they hope that the disappointment over the result will not be compounded by a disciplinary setback.

Fiorentina, Paratici already working on the market

Fabio Paratici is expected in Florence on January 5 to officially start his adventure with Fiorentina. As reported by Corriere dello Sport-Stadio, the executive will arrive at Viola Park after his last London commitment and will immediately have to manage several delicate dossiers, starting with the bench: Paolo Vanoli's position remains in balance despite the recent victory over Udinese.

On the market front, Paratici will have full decision-making and operational powers. A sale of Pietro Comuzzo to raise funds is possible, while Cagliari is following Hans Nicolussi Caviglia. In terms of arrivals, Diego Coppola and Radu Dragusin are liked, while Eric Martel is more complicated. For the wing, the idea of Jeremie Boga emerges, possibly in exchange with Richardson.

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