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The midweek Serie A round concludes today with the last two matches, Cagliari-Sassuolo and Pisa-Lazio. But the headline of the day is undoubtedly Luciano Spalletti's arrival on the Juventus bench. Field, benches, and - as usual - the market, with renewals and rumors ahead of the January transfer window.

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Let's discover the most important news concerning the top Italian teams.

Juventus, Spalletti's staff: all the names

First day in Turin for Luciano Spalletti, who made his entrance at Continassa accompanied by his historic staff. Alongside the coach will be Marco Domenichini, his long-time assistant, as well as Giovanni Martusciello and Salvatore Russo as technical collaborators.

According to Sky Sport, the fitness coach will be Francesco Sinatti, a trusted figure for the Tuscan coach since his time in Napoli. For Martusciello, it is a return to the black and white: he was part of Maurizio Sarri's staff in the 2019/20 season, the last of the nine consecutive championships won by Juventus.

Milan, Jimenez flies: Bournemouth ready to redeem

Alex Jimenez continues to impress in the Premier League. The Spanish winger, on loan at Bournemouth from Milan, has won everyone over with high-level performances and great personality. The English club, currently second in the standings, is seriously considering exercising the buyout option set at 20 million euros plus 5 in bonuses.

As reported by Matteo Moretto, the operation would become automatic upon reaching certain sporting conditions. In case of redemption, Real Madrid would lose the buyback clause on the player, who has meanwhile also caught the attention of the Spanish national team.

Inter, Martínez already in Appiano: autopsy tomorrow

Josep Martínez arrived yesterday at Appiano Gentile, returning early despite the club's permission until next week. The Inter goalkeeper, involved in the tragic road accident in which an elderly man died, wanted to rejoin the team immediately.

As reported by La Gazzetta dello Sport, tomorrow the autopsy will be performed on the victim's body, which will clarify the dynamics and any responsibilities. Meanwhile, Inter has expressed its condolences by contacting the deceased's family and offering full cooperation to the authorities.

Napoli, Anguissa might skip the Africa Cup?

Frank Anguissa might surprise everyone and skip the upcoming Africa Cup, scheduled from December 21 to January 18. The Napoli midfielder, coming off a complicated start to the season, is reportedly considering with the club the possibility of staying available to Conte during the competition period.

The rumor, reported by La Repubblica, is still unconfirmed, but it would be sensational. The choice would allow Napoli to avoid a significant loss in midfield at the crucial moment of the season, between the league and European cups.

Roma, River Plate tries for Dybala

Paulo Dybala continues to rewrite the statistics: with the assist for Hermoso, the Joya has reached 300 participations between goals and assists in his career between club and national team, out of a total of 587 appearances. Absolute champion numbers, confirming that his talent remains intact.

According to DsSports, River Plate has shown interest in bringing him back to Argentina. However, Roma is planning a strategy to extend the forward's contract, spreading the salary to keep him at the center of Gasperini's technical project.

Lazio, Isaksen between renewal and sale

Lazio is evaluating the future of Gustav Isaksen, still searching for consistency. The Danish winger, who arrived with high expectations, has not yet managed to establish himself as a regular starter, and the Biancoceleste club is analyzing the situation ahead of the next market.

As reported by Il Messaggero, the club might decide to extend the contract until 2030 to secure him or, conversely, consider offers by the end of the season. Everything will depend on his performance in the coming months: the sale could bring significant capital gains in terms of financial fair play.

Fiorentina, contacts with Vanoli

The Viola club has confirmed its trust in Stefano Pioli after the 3-0 defeat to Inter, but the next match against Lecce will be decisive for the coach's future. The coach remains firm on the bench, but the management is safeguarding itself and observing the coaching market.

According to Cronache di Spogliatoio, Fiorentina has already initiated exploratory contacts with Paolo Vanoli, former Torino coach and former Viola player. The former Granata would be the main candidate in case of a change, with an initial informal meeting already held with the Gigliati directors.

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