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Only a few hours remain until Roberto Mancini’s new Italy makes its debut tonight against Belgium. While we wait to see the Azzurri on the pitch, let’s take a look at how Serie A’s big clubs are moving during this international break, between training sessions, possible January transfer moves, and returns from injury.

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These are some of the topics being discussed this morning. Let’s look at the most interesting ones.

💣 Juve, could Bruno Fernandes land in Turin?

Bruno Fernandes’ future at Manchester United is still undecided. The Portuguese midfielder, under contract until 2027, was also reportedly offered to clubs in Italy during the last transfer window. In the background, meanwhile, interest from Saudi Arabian clubs remains. According to Gazzetta dello Sport, the agents of the 1994-born attacking midfielder had already made moves during the last summer transfer window, sounding out possible destinations for their client.

Among the Italian clubs that reportedly received the proposal was Juventus. The Bianconeri, together with Milan, are said to have assessed the possibility of signing the Portuguese player. The main issue, however, remains financial. Bruno Fernandes’ salary would in fact be a major obstacle for Serie A clubs and, as things stand, there are no agreements in place for a move to Italy.

🔚 Milan, Tomori increasingly on the fringes

It has been a very unusual summer for Fikayo Tomori at Milan. First pushed to the margins and included among the players available for transfer, then reintegrated after the failed arrival of a new centre-back. Now the Englishman wants to earn playing time again, but his future with the Rossoneri still seems destined to come to an end. According to Calciomercato.com, during the summer Tomori reportedly turned down several destinations, including Fulham, Coventry and West Ham, while also waiting for a possible offer from Aston Villa.

Despite being brought back into the squad, Tomori has yet to see the pitch at the start of this season and, barring surprises, his contract is not expected to be renewed. Tomori therefore appears set for his final months in Rossonero, with the aim of becoming a key figure again before taking on a new professional challenge.

🧤 Inter, Beltrán of River Plate on their radar for the goalkeeping position

Inter are looking to the future and continue to monitor the international market in search of young talents to develop. Among the profiles on the Nerazzurri radar is Santiago Beltrán, a 2004-born Argentine goalkeeper owned by River Plate. According to ESPN Argentina, the 21-year-old goalkeeper has attracted the attention of Inter’s scouts: Beltrán is under contract with the Argentine club until December 2027 and has already had the chance to break into the Argentina national team setup.

Inter have reportedly already made their first informal enquiries to gather information about the player’s situation and assess the possible room for a future negotiation. The competition, however, is strong: other major European clubs, including Manchester United, are also said to be interested in the Argentine goalkeeper. This would not be the first Italian interest in Beltrán. The goalkeeper had already been linked with Juventus during the previous transfer window.

🤕 Napoli, could McTominay return as early as the Frosinone match?

Good news for Napoli: Scott McTominay has returned to Castel Volturno and has begun his recovery process after the ablation procedure he underwent at the beginning of September. The Scottish midfielder has already completed an initial personalized training session, but the club does not intend to rush things. For now, the midfielder is working mainly in the gym, following a customized program agreed upon with Napoli’s medical staff.

The first match identified as a possible target is the one against Frosinone, scheduled for October 10 after the international break. As reported by Il Mattino, McTominay could make his first appearance precisely on that occasion, before gradually increasing his minutes. However, at the moment there is no certain date for his return to action: everything will depend on how his recovery progresses and on the medical staff’s assessments.

💎 Roma, eyes on jewel Kvernadze

Roma continue planning their next transfer moves and among the profiles being monitored by the Giallorossi management is Giorgi Kvernadze, a 2003-born Georgian winger who has been standing out at Frosinone. Kvernadze has caught the eye in recent weeks, putting up impressive numbers in Serie A and the Coppa Italia. The 2003-born player has scored 5 goals and provided 2 assists, further increasing the interest around him ahead of the next transfer window.

Frosinone, however, do not seem willing to part easily with their winger. According to Gazzetta dello Sport, the club from Ciociaria have set a valuation of around €25 million for the player. The club would only be willing to consider a sale in the face of an offer deemed significant. Roma would not be the only club interested in Kvernadze either: Napoli are also said to be monitoring the young Georgian winger, closely following his development.

🔙 Lazio, Cataldi and Marusic nearing a return

Lazio can look ahead to their upcoming matches with greater optimism thanks to the latest updates from the treatment room. Two important players such as Danilo Cataldi and Adam Marusic are in fact getting closer and closer to returning. According to Il Messaggero, Cataldi is now very close to a full recovery. The midfielder had already been called up for the matches against Milan and Venezia and could be fully available again as soon as the game against Monza.

There is good news regarding Adam Marusic as well. The Montenegrin full-back has been sidelined since the opening matchday of the league season, when he suffered an injury in the game against Bologna, but his return to team training is drawing near. Marusic’s return could also spark an interesting battle for the wide position. Floriani Mussolini has in fact made the most of the space given to him in this first part of the season, delivering positive performances and shaking up the pecking order.

💥 Fiorentina, Paratici prepares a January move

Fiorentina continue planning their next transfer moves and are focusing in particular on midfield. Among the names already assessed in the summer and that could come back into the picture in January is Lucas Torreira, the former Viola player now at Galatasaray. Sporting director Fabio Paratici could make a new push for Torreira after the attempt made during the last summer window.

As reported by Niccolò Ceccarini of TMW, Fiorentina could in fact consider Torreira again in January, especially if the need arises to add a midfielder capable of providing balance, experience and personality. Torreira is not the only name on Fiorentina’s radar, however. Another player linked with the Viola is Amadou Koné, an Ivorian midfielder currently at Neom SC in Saudi Arabia: his value is between €15 and €20 million. Among the interested clubs are several Ligue 1 sides and, in Serie A, Fiorentina and Atalanta.

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