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It’s Estonia-Italy day! Tonight in Tallinn, a slice of World Cup 2026 qualification is on the line for the National Team. The Azzurri will take the field already knowing the result of Norway-Israel and will need to secure three points (and do so with a big win).

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A crucial match for Gattuso’s men, who still hope for first place in Group I but must at least lock down second place, which earns a playoff spot.

The National Team takes center stage, but not only that: let’s discover all the most important news of the day concerning the Serie A giants.

Juve eye Norton-Cuffy: first contacts with his entourage

Juventus are already thinking about the future and have set their sights on Brooke Norton-Cuffy, Genoa’s wide man who has had a brilliant start to the season. As reported by Corriere dello Sport, there have already been contacts with the player’s entourage.

The English full-back, among the most appreciated in Serie A for his pace and physical strength, has attracted interest from several Italian clubs. No moves are expected in January, but in the summer Juve could act decisively to get ahead of the competition.

Milan, Jashari speeds up: return in mid-November

Ardon Jashari can see the light at the end of the tunnel. The Swiss Milan midfielder, out since late August with a non-displaced fracture of the right fibula, is finalizing his recovery.

According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, Allegri (who strongly wanted him in the summer) should have him back around mid-November. So far Jashari has only made two brief appearances, but on his return he’ll have to earn his place in a midfield now well-oiled with Fofana, Modric and Rabiot.

Inter, no rapid recovery for Thuram

Marcus Thuram won’t rush back. The French forward will remain sidelined at least until the clash with Napoli on October 2.

As reported by La Gazzetta dello Sport, the hamstring injury calls for caution: no Roma and no Union Saint-Gilloise in the Champions League. The goal is to return only when he is fully recovered.

Napoli, Buongiorno is about to return

Alessandro Buongiorno is now close to coming back after the injury that kept him out in recent weeks. The defender — according to the Corriere dello Sport — is preparing to be available again.

Lobotka and Politano, however, remain unavailable, both still sidelined. As the newspaper points out, Conte will have to do without two key starters.

Roma, Pisilli could leave in January

Niccolò Pisilli continues to shine, but his immediate future could be away from the capital. According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, Roma are considering sending him on loan in January to guarantee him more minutes and consistency.

Competition in Gasperini’s midfield, in fact, remains very high, and the coach prefers to rely on experienced players to handle the double commitments in Serie A and the Europa League. Several Serie A and B clubs have already shown interest in Pisilli, considered a prospect with significant potential.

Lazio, Sarri considers a return to 4-3-3

Maurizio Sarri is thinking about another tactical change after the balance issues that emerged with the 4-4-2. Despite 6 goals in the last two games, Lazio showed worrying defensive frailties, writes Il Messaggero.

Against Atalanta, at the New Balance Stadium, they will likely return to the 4-3-3, with Guendouzi back as a starter. Classic “Sarrismo” remains the coach’s preferred system, though the attack remains a question: with a lone striker, Lazio struggle to create scoring chances.

Fiorentina, good news for Fazzini and Dodo

Fiorentina are working at Viola Park ahead of the trip to San Siro against Milan. As reported by La Nazione, Stefano Pioli can smile: Dodo and Fazzini are close to returning and should rejoin the group in the coming days.

More caution instead for Simon Sohm, dealing with plantar fasciitis. The Swiss may have to wait a few more days before seeing the field again, but the goal remains to be available right after the break.

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