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After two days of Champions League action, the European cups continue with the new round of the League Phase in the Europa League and Conference League, featuring Roma, Fiorentina, and Bologna.
It’s not just about football on the pitch, as transfer rumors keep circulating ahead of the January transfer window, which is fast approaching.
Let’s discover today’s most important news regarding Serie A’s top clubs.
Teun Koopmeiners has chosen to speak openly. After weeks of criticism and inconsistent performances, the Dutch midfielder shared his point of view with Prime Video.
"I’ve had difficulties, and I take responsibility. I spoke with the club and the coach. I played in positions that weren’t mine, too far forward. I am a midfielder: I want to manage the ball, build play. I played well with Atalanta, but against Villarreal as a striker: that’s not me. With Tudor, we clarified things, and today I played in my natural role. Now I just need to find consistency."
Milan is speeding up the renewal of Alexis Saelemaekers. After loan spells at Bologna and Roma, the Belgian has earned the full trust of Massimiliano Allegri, who requested his confirmation at the start of the season.
As reported by La Gazzetta dello Sport, the contract expiring in 2027 will soon be extended: the signing could come as early as this winter. "From day one I wanted to show the coach he could count on me," Alexis said after the win against Fiorentina. "He trusts me, and I respond by giving everything."
After the European efforts, it’s a rest day at Appiano Gentile. As La Gazzetta dello Sport writes, Chivu has chosen to give the team a day off to preserve physical and mental energy ahead of the big match against Napoli.
The starters from the match against Union Saint-Gilloise did personalized work, while those who didn’t play trained as usual. Thuram, Darmian, and Di Gennaro are still absent. The Romanian coach wants to keep concentration high without overburdening the group: seven consecutive wins deserve balance and careful management.
After the heavy defeat to PSV, Antonio Conte gathered the team at Castel Volturno for a direct confrontation. According to Corriere della Sera, the coach addressed the team’s veterans, demanding an immediate reaction ahead of the match against Inter.
"The commander is back at the helm," writes the newspaper. "Conte recalled the group’s values and morality, appealing to the team spirit. It’s time to rediscover the concept of ‘us’." The goal is to reunite the squad and immediately bounce back after the European setback.
Paulo Dybala wants to shine again at the Olimpico. The Argentine, goalless in Serie A since February 9, is seeking the 200th goal of his career to end a nine-month drought.
La Gazzetta dello Sport reports that the “Joya” faces today’s match with double motivation: to find the net and push Roma towards the Champions League zone. The club, however, remains cautious about his renewal: before sitting at the table, management wants to verify the number 21’s physical condition. A return to scoring would be the most awaited signal.
When it rains, it pours for Lazio. As Il Messaggero reports, injuries to Matteo Cancellieri and Taty Castellanos will force Sarri to do without both for at least a month and a half.
The two forwards, out with muscle problems, will return only in December. A double blow for the Biancocelesti coach, already dealing with a thin squad and inconsistent results.
Bad news for Fiorentina fans: the new Curva Fiesole at the Franchi stadium will not be completed by 2026, the club’s centenary year.
As explained by mayor Sara Funaro, the first phase of construction will be delayed until the early months of 2027 due to technical delays and operational difficulties. The completion of all works is still scheduled for 2029.
"I’m sorry I can’t deliver the Fiesole for the anniversary," said Funaro, "but the timeline has been extended. We’ll make up for it during the works, keeping the final date."
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