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On the day when a crucial step forward was made for the sale of S. Siro to Milan and Inter, there are several updates for the big teams of the Italian championship.

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Let's look at today's most important news.

Juve, eyes on 2007 Bouaddi

According to Tuttosport, Juventus is closely watching Ayyoub Bouaddi, a midfielder born in 2007 owned by Lille. The new Bianconero CEO Damien Comolli has already initiated the first contacts for the young French talent.

International competition is strong, with English and Spanish clubs already on his trail. However, Juventus could take advantage of its excellent relations with Lille, already consolidated on the occasion of the operation that brought Zhegrova to Turin.

Milan, Camarda could have gone abroad

According to what was revealed by Fabrizio Romano, while Camarda was in contract expiry in March 2024 several clubs wanted to sign him on a free transfer.

Among the most active teams were Roma, Borussia Dortmund and Manchester United, who tried to convince him. However, the player chose to remain loyal to Milan, which can buy him back from Lecce for a minimum of 3.8 million up to a maximum of 4.2 million.

Inter, can spend freely

According to journalist Paolo Ziliani, Inter could afford to go "in the red" by 120-135 million in the near future. The Nerazzurri indeed do not risk UEFA sanctions considering the 2023/24, 2024/25 and 2025/26 budgets.

With last year's "-35 million" red offset by the "+35" of the last season, Inter is essentially in balance. Also considering the virtuous costs for structures and youth sector (20 million per year for three years) that do not fall into the expenses that "make debt" according to UEFA, the club starts from +60 in June 2026: being able to afford a red up to 120-135 million without risking penalties.

Napoli, how KDB-Conte peace was reached

After today's statements by Conte on KDB, SportMediaset reveals a backstory after the substitution made at San Siro.

In particular, Oriali played an important role, speaking with De Bruyne to calm the situation. The staff understood the player's dissatisfaction with the two consecutive substitutions against Milan and Napoli: KDB is ready to remain at the center of the project.

Roma, how Dovbyk has faced the last few months

Dovbyk's wife gave an interview to Repubblica, in which she talked about the player's difficult last few months: "We have often talked about it. I believe that the most important thing is really the mind. With the right mindset, you do things that seem like miracles even when the world is against us. This difficult moment of Artem proves it [...] And I am sure that he will succeed".

Yuliia also talked about the weight of the war between Russia and Ukraine in their lives: "Every morning starts with the news and messages from our families. Even the night before the last match was difficult in Ukraine: our loved ones were under a terrible bombing in Kiev. Every time we thank God for being alive and safe. This constant pressure cannot but affect us, our life and our view of the world".

Lazio, how long Marusic is out

According to the portal LaLazioSiamoNoi, Adam Marusic has suffered a muscle problem in the flexor. The conditions of the full-back will be evaluated in the coming days and he probably will not be available against Torino in the championship.

Marusic will also miss the commitments with Montenegro, having already been called up for the October matches. The player will stay in Formello to undergo the recovery process and return as soon as possible to Sarri's orders.

Fiorentina, fine against Pisa

Fiorentina has received a fine of 3,000 euros from the Sports Judge for the following reason: "Its supporters, during the match, threw several half-full plastic cups in a sector occupied by the supporters of the opposing team".

On the other hand, Pisa has suffered a fine of 4,000 euros: "for its supporters, during the match, having thrown in the direction of the sector occupied by the supporters of the opposing team two firecrackers that fell in the "buffer zone".

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