☀️ Juve keen on Solet, Pulisic renewal, Taylor off? Morning news | OneFootball

The long international break continues, with the weekend approaching along with the final two fixtures for national teams around the world.

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The news, however, does not stop. Let’s take a look at the most important stories of the morning.

Juventus, dreams of Solet and Lobotka

Juventus are very active in the free-agent market and, according to Tuttosport, there are several names on sporting director Massara’s radar. Among the most complicated, but also the most interesting, are Oumar Solet and Stanislav Lobotka.

As reported by the source, Juventus are very keen on both players, but Udinese and Napoli have a unilateral option to extend their contracts.

Milan, Cardinale wants to tie down Pulisic! The details

Milan have rediscovered Pulisic and Cardinale’s objective is to tie down the American. How? With a renewal that months ago seemed certain and then was put on hold.

As reported by La Gazzetta dello Sport, the Rossoneri have an option for one more year but Cardinale wants an agreement until 2031. A few years ago, Pulisic asked for €5 million to extend: that figure could be the one, or even higher.

Inter, focus on new deals for Dimarco and Carlos Augusto

Inter, after tying down Pio Esposito and Bisseck, have final meetings on the agenda to get Federico Dimarco and Carlos Augusto to sign new contracts.

As reported by La Gazzetta dello Sport, there has already been a meeting regarding an extension for the Italian until 2030. For Carlos Augusto, whose deal expires in 2028, the goal is to extend it by at least a few more seasons, with a salary increase of course.

Napoli, positive signs from the treatment room

Napoli could have reason to smile after the break thanks to the returns of injured players. Buongiorno will be back at the end of the year, but McTominay has already trained on the pitch.

There is also news on Marianucci, who hopes to be available when play resumes, as does Leonardo Spinazzola, who will return against Frosinone to compete for a starting spot. This is according to La Gazzetta dello Sport.

Roma, Ndicka back in the starting lineup?

After being left out against Inter to make room for Balerdi, the door to a starting role with Roma could reopen for Ndicka. His physical problems are behind him and with the national team he has returned to being a leader.

As reported by La Gazzetta dello Sport, he could get the nod again against Como, with Gasp called upon to choose and rotate.

Lazio, Taylor leaving in January?

Kenneth Taylor continues to impress at Lazio and there could be developments in January.

As reported by Il Messaggero, he could be the expendable name to generate a capital gain, with possible approaches in the winter market.

Fiorentina, Fagioli’s dream

Nicolò Fagioli, Fiorentina and Italy midfielder, spoke to Rai. Here are his words.

What is your dream today?

"My dream right now is to go to the World Cup with Italy. It’s my biggest dream."

Are you still the boy from “Fragile,” the documentary that introduced you to people, or are you a different person now, changed and more mature compared to when it was filmed?

"I’ve matured a lot, especially on a human level, because certain things make you grow. I’m much more confident in myself, bolder in some things and also tougher in others. I think that has been the biggest change in me."  

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