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Bosnia-Italy is getting closer and closer. The countdown has begun, and for head coach Gennaro Gattuso it is time to present the World Cup Playoff final in a press conference. It is the eve of the match for the Azzurri, who today will arrive in Zenica, where tomorrow night they will try to seal qualification for the World Cup.
Despite the National Team being the main focus, there is no shortage of news involving Italian clubs: let’s take a look at today’s most important stories.
According to Mundo Deportivo, Juventus are closely monitoring the situation of Robert Lewandowski, whose contract with Barcelona is expiring. The Polish striker would represent a top-level free transfer opportunity, especially considering the uncertainty surrounding Dusan Vlahovic’s renewal.

The blaugrana club, however, has not yet made a final decision: president Joan Laporta is said to be considering a one-year extension. Barcelona are torn between the desire to start a new cycle and the idea of continuing with Lewandowski, leaving the situation still open.
According to Matteo Moretto, Milan have finalized the deal for Kostic with Partizan on the basis of €3.5 million plus €4.5 million in bonuses and a percentage of a future resale, for a total close to €10 million.

Partizan’s vice-president strongly criticized the agreement: “I was not consulted, otherwise I would have been against accepting such a ridiculously low offer.”
According to Pasquale Guarro, Inter are evaluating new profiles for the future between the posts, and among them is Robin Risser, a young player from Lens.

The goalkeeper represents a long-term option, still developing but already tracked by several European clubs. For now he remains an alternative to Guglielmo Vicario of Tottenham, who is still the top target.
According to reports from Argentina, Napoli continue to follow Exequiel Zeballos of Boca Juniors. The player could arrive on a free transfer in the next winter transfer window.

As reported by Luis Fregossi, Napoli have already let his entourage know they have an offer ready, without however negotiating directly with the Argentine club. The lack of an agreement over a renewal with Boca therefore opens up a favorable scenario for the Azzurri.
According to the Corriere dello Sport, Roma want to drastically reduce their wage bill, currently around €140 million gross. The ownership of Dan Friedkin is aiming to bring it below the €100 million mark in the coming years.

The expiring contracts of players such as Paulo Dybala, El Shaarawy, Lorenzo Pellegrini and Celik account for more than €30 million and represent a key issue. The club will also have to comply with UEFA and FIGC parameters, making at least one major sale by the end of the season likely.
According to Tuttosport, Lazio are interested in Massimo Bava, the current head of the youth sector at Catanzaro. The goal is to strengthen the internal structure and enhance homegrown talent.

The president of the Calabrian club, Floriano Noto, however, does not want to part with the executive and has dug in his heels. Despite this, Lazio seem determined to keep pushing.
Rolando Mandragora is continuing his recovery from the calf injury that kept him out against Inter. The Fiorentina midfielder also showed up at the training ground on his day off to continue treatment, following a personalized program agreed with the medical staff.

According to FirenzeViola, although he has not yet returned to full training with the group, cautious optimism is filtering out from the club over a quick recovery. The player’s goal is to be available again already for the away trip against Verona, trying to take part in at least part of the next session with his teammates.
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