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Tonight marks the start of Serie A matchday 33.

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First Sassuolo-Como, then Inter-Cagliari: that’s today’s schedule. In the meantime, let’s take a look at the biggest news.

Juve, is Arsenal targeting Cambiaso?

According to Tuttomercatoweb, Arsenal have set their sights on Andrea Cambiaso to strengthen their defense ahead of the summer transfer window. The London club are closely monitoring the Juventus wide man, considered one of the most reliable players in the Bianconeri squad.

As highlighted by the transfer market outlet, the Gunners are assessing the former Bologna player’s profile to add quality and versatility out wide, while Juventus may soon have to deal with interest from the Premier League.

Milan, Lewa’s agent soon in Italy

According to Fabrizio Romano on his YouTube channel, a scenario could be opening up that may also involve Milan for Robert Lewandowski. The Barcelona striker could in fact end up on the Rossoneri’s radar, with his entourage reportedly starting to make moves ahead of the summer.

As explained by the well-known transfer expert, the Polish forward’s agent is said to be planning a trip to Italy, a sign that is fueling rumors of a possible move to Serie A and one that could directly involve Milan.

Inter, Pavard to help land Koné?

According to Tuttomercatoweb, Roma are considering an idea involving Benjamin Pavard as part of possible transfer dealings linked to Manu Koné. The midfielder remains a concrete target for Inter, who were already pursuing him last summer.

As highlighted by the specialized outlet, the possible inclusion of the French defender could be part of the strategy to reach Koné, creating a web between clubs that could heat up in the coming months.

Napoli, from Turkey: “No permanent deal for Lang”

According to Turkish outlet Yeni Mesaj, as reported by CalcioNapoli24, Galatasaray have decided not to make Noa Lang’s move permanent at the end of the season. It is a surprising choice, considering the Dutch winger joined on loan from Napoli with a purchase option set at around 25 million.

As highlighted by the same source, the decision is reportedly linked to coach Okan Buruk’s desire to switch targets, pushing the club to focus on another attacking profile. For Napoli, this opens up the possibility of Lang returning to the Azzurri at the end of his spell in Turkey.

Roma, inquiries made for a Bayern midfielder

According to Sky Sport Germany, Roma have asked Bayern Munich for information on Noel Aseko, a midfielder born in 2005 who is currently on loan at Hannover. The Giallorossi have made initial contact, but they must deal with competition from several European clubs.

As highlighted by the German broadcaster, Bayern will assess the player during summer training camp before deciding his future: if they are open to a sale, the asking price could be around 10-12 million. However, the good relationship between the two clubs could be a favorable factor for Roma.

Lazio, Pisacane after Sarri? Giulini puts the brakes on

According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, Lazio are beginning to evaluate possible alternatives in the event of Maurizio Sarri’s departure at the end of the season, with Fabio Pisacane among the names being monitored for the Biancocelesti bench.

As highlighted by the newspaper, Cagliari president Tommaso Giulini has however reiterated his desire to keep the coach, underlining both his human qualities and his values on the pitch, and explaining that, once safety is secured, changing manager would be a mistake.

Fiorentina, what future for Vanoli?

According to Gianluca Di Marzio on his podcast “Caffè Di Marzio,” Paolo Vanoli’s future at Fiorentina is still hanging in the balance ahead of next season.

As the journalist explained in his remarks, the club will have to make a clear decision: if they want to continue with the coach, they must do so with full conviction; otherwise, it may be more consistent to change manager and begin a new cycle.

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