Amrabat to Juventus, Akanji’s Inter twist, latest on Leao: today’s news 🔥 | OneFootball

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Below, as usual, are the most important news from the big teams in our championship.

Juventus, the Amrabat hypothesis

In an intervention on Fabrizio Romano's YouTube channel, journalist Matteo Moretto revealed a transfer market backstory concerning Sofyan Amrabat, reported by Fcinter1908.it. The midfielder, former Verona and Fiorentina, landed at Betis on a dry loan, despite Sevilla also showing interest.

Moretto revealed that, in the last two weeks of August, Amrabat was proposed to both Juventus and Inter. The two clubs, however, chose different paths: the Nerazzurri focused on Diouf, while the Bianconeri, after the Douglas Luiz operation fell through, did not make any further midfield signings.

Milan, good news from Leao

Rafa Leão did not take part in the first two Serie A matches against Cremonese and Lecce due to a calf discomfort, suffered in the Coppa Italia match against Bari in mid-August. However, encouraging updates on the condition of the Portuguese striker are coming from Milanello.

According to Antonio Vitiello of MilanNews.it, the recovery of the Rossoneri's number 10 is proceeding without complications. As early as next week, Leão should return to group training, a crucial piece of news for Milan ahead of the next official commitments.

Inter, the Akanji backstory

From the Swiss National team retreat, Inter's new central defender Manuel Akanji talked about his arrival at the Nerazzurri.

Here are some quotes, taken from Fcinternews.it:

"There were other options. It wasn't easy for my agent, but I had clear ideas: I wanted to continue playing at the highest European levels, and with Inter I certainly succeeded. Inter had already tried to sign me three years ago... Not least, my sister's boyfriend is a big Inter fan.

I played at San Siro once with Dortmund and the atmosphere was incredible. I can't wait to meet everyone at Inter."

Napoli, offer for Ambrosino rejected

Napoli believes in the qualities of Giuseppe Ambrosino and aims to keep him in the squad for the future. After a loan at Frosinone with 37 appearances and 5 goals, the 2003-born striker made his Serie A debut in the second round, replacing Lucca in the last 15 minutes of the game.

As reported by Sky, Antonio Conte appreciates the youngster very much and has asked the club to start talks for renewal. In the past few hours, an offer from Ajax arrived, but Napoli rejected it, confirming the intention to bet on the talent grown in its own youth sector.

Roma, Gasp clarifies on Massara

Gian Piero Gasperini wanted to clarify the rumors about alleged friction with sports director Frederic Massara, emphasizing that there are no internal tensions. The coach explained that the latest transfer negotiations would not have brought real technical benefits despite Roma still having needs to meet.

As reported by Repubblica, the main regret concerns the failure to acquire the starting left winger requested by the coach, after three months of waiting. However, Gasperini reiterated that his relationship with Massara remains solid, specifying that "it's just different jobs", thus downplaying any rumors of a rift with the management.

Lazio, Parma says no to Insigne

In an interview with Gazzetta di Parma, the club's CEO Federico Cherubini talked about the market closing the door to the arrival of Lorenzo Insigne on a free transfer.

"Is Insigne coming? No, the squad is fine and we have great players and many options in attack".

In this scenario, do Lazio's hopes of getting the player, always a favorite of Maurizio Sarri, increase?

Fiorentina, Sabiri and Infantino can leave

According to La Nazione, Fiorentina tried in the last hours of the market to sell Amir Richardson and Abdelhamid Sabiri, respectively to Hellas Verona and Monza. Both operations did not materialize due to the players' refusal, not convinced of the proposed destinations.

The newspaper reminds that several international markets remain open, as shown by Sabiri's loan to Ajman Club last year at the end of September. The two have been included in the UEFA and Serie A lists, therefore not excluded from the project, but Fiorentina will evaluate any offers from countries such as United Arab Emirates, Austria, Belgium or Switzerland, unlike Gino Infantino, who is out of the technical plans.

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