Ibrahimovic’s Milan plan, Inter ‘to move’ for Palestra, Juventus ‘pressing’ PSG | OneFootball

Gazzetta suggests a landmark in Paris, with Cobolli, Berrettini and Arnaldi all into the quarter-finals. Cobolli is to face Auger-Aliassime, and an all-Italian meeting between the two Matteos is anticipated.

Gazzetta also notes Inter’s defensive focus on Ndicka and Solet, with Bisseck potentially departing. Juventus are said to be advancing for Koke and Kolo Muani, while Luciano Spalletti looks for leaders.

Corriere dello Sport headlines an Ibrahimovic-led Milan project, while an alternative would see Rangnick as technical director with Glasner in the dugout. It also mentions a Slot plan with Planes as sporting director, and that Rabiot is open to Napoli, with the Frenchman wanting Allegri and the Champions League.

Corriere dello Sport adds that Conte has two offers from Saudi Arabia worth more than €25 million, plus one from Fenerbahce in Türkiye at €15 million via presidential candidate Safi, who wants Maldini as a consultant.

Corriere dello Sport further reports Palestra feels ready for a top club as Inter persist, though Atalanta will not discount. It says Juventus are in contact with PSG for Kolo Muani, who could join permanently for €30 million. It also notes the death of Oikonomou, the former Bologna, Cagliari, SPAL, Bari and Sampdoria defender, after a road traffic accident in Greece.

Tuttosport writes Juventus must sell before they buy under UEFA rules, with Bremer and Cambiaso possible exits and Alaba an option. It adds Torino are discussing a Zapata extension to 2028, while Ventura seeks an operational role that could complicate any agreement.

Source: Football Italia