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This evening, Matchday 32 of Serie A gets underway with the opening fixture between Roma and Pisa.

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However, Friday has already delivered several major talking points: from the official announcement of Luciano Spalletti’s contract renewal to Daniele Baldini being named head coach for the upcoming Italy friendlies, all the way to Lautaro Martínez’s setback, which will force him to miss the match against Como. Beyond that, let’s take a look at the most important news of the day.

Juve, does Goretzka want a signing bonus?

Juventus continue to monitor Leon Goretzka as a possible reinforcement for the midfield, in a race that also involves other top European clubs such as Milan. As highlighted by several transfer reports, including those echoed by sources close to the Bianconeri world, the German is under contract until 2026 and represents an opportunity that only seems advantageous on paper.

The real obstacle remains the overall cost of the deal: according to Calciomercato.com, between a high salary and a signing bonus, the total would reach at least €40 million. For this reason, while he is a profile the club appreciates, Juve are reflecting on whether such a major investment is really worthwhile for a player who is no longer as central at Bayern Munich as he once was.

Milan, Uzun in their sights: a €40 million talent

Milan have their eyes on Can Uzun, one of the most promising young players on the European scene, currently at Eintracht Frankfurt. As reported by German tabloid BILD and echoed in Italy by MilanNews.it, the Rossoneri are closely following the 2005-born talent, who could leave Germany as early as next summer.

A natural attacking midfielder but also capable of adapting as a striker or winger, Uzun has already put up impressive numbers in goals and assists that confirm his growth. According to the reported estimates and Transfermarkt data, his value is around €40-45 million, a figure that could rise in the event of a bidding war among interested top European clubs.

Inter, revolution: 5 starters to be changed?

Inter are preparing for a summer of major upheaval, with at least five new starters to be brought into the first-choice XI to begin a new cycle. As Gianluca Di Marzio said on the “Caffè di Marzio” podcast, the Nerazzurri are ready to make a strong move in the transfer market, with targeted but numerous operations.

Among the names considered is Atalanta’s Ederson, although Atletico Madrid remain strongly in the picture and are already ahead with the player. According to Di Marzio himself, Inter made an exploratory approach, but with a high valuation and an agreement already taking shape with the Spaniards, the deal remains complicated in a summer that will require major investment anyway.

Napoli, Coulibaly in their sights: €50 million bidding war

Napoli are pushing for Karim Coulibaly, the young Werder Bremen defender who is among the club’s main targets to strengthen the back line. As reported by La Gazzetta dello Sport, the Partenopei are among the most active teams pursuing the 2007-born talent, considered one of the most interesting prospects in Europe.

However, the deal is expected to be complicated: according to reports from the German press, also picked up in Italy, half of Europe is after Coulibaly – including top Premier League and La Liga clubs.

Roma, youth-sector revolution: Tarantino returns

Roma are ready to overhaul their youth academy by going back to the past: Massimo Tarantino. As reported by ForzaRoma.info, the Friedkin Group ownership wants to rely on a figure already familiar at Trigoria to relaunch the academy with a new structure.

The idea is to build a project more focused on the financial development of young players, reviving some of the lines already seen during the James Pallotta era. According to reports, Tarantino could also play a key role in the development of the future Under-23 side, as part of a broader plan aimed at making the academy a strategic asset, including financially, albeit with the risk of distancing it from the first team. 

Lazio, Romagnoli heading for a turning point: renewal possible

Twist at Lazio: Alessio Romagnoli could stay and even renew his contract, despite a split that until recently seemed inevitable. As reported by La Gazzetta dello Sport and echoed by TUTTOmercatoWEB, the defender had already been close to leaving in January, with a move to Al-Sadd practically lined up.

Several factors changed the scenario, including the geopolitical situation in the Middle East and Roberto Mancini’s possible departure from the Qatari club, elements that slowed the decision. Now there are two options: stay until 2027 or open the door to a renewal, a possibility that is once again becoming concrete despite the difficult relationship between the Biancocelesti management and the player’s entourage.

Fiorentina, back from London: all focus on Lazio

Fiorentina returned from London after the heavy defeat to Crystal Palace and immediately resumed work at Viola Park with a recovery session for the starters. As reported by FirenzeViola.it, the team must now put the 3-0 loss behind them and focus on the league clash against Lazio before trying to mount a comeback in the second leg of the Conference League.

Amid absences and doubts, SOS Fanta points out that La Viola must deal with several suspensions and less-than-ideal fitness conditions: Gudmundsson and Fagioli are out, while Moise Kean remains doubtful and could return to the starting lineup if he feels no pain. It is also a delicate situation for Dodô, who is not at his best, with several positions still up for grabs ahead of a match that is crucial for the end of the season.

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