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The summer transfer window has shut after intense months of major moves, endless negotiations, and deals that collapsed at the last second. Serie A teams have reshaped their squads, some more than others, trying to give their respective coaches the best weapons to face the season.

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Now, though, it’s time for the football to do the talking. With the transfer window closed, all attention turns back to the league: this weekend Serie A resumes with the third matchday, ready to deliver huge clashes straight away such as Inter-Napoli, Roma-Atalanta, and Juventus-Milan. 

Here are today’s biggest stories.

Juve, Cabal out of the plans: three options for the future

Juan Cabal remained at Juventus after his move to Atalanta fell through and talks with Bologna and Besiktas also broke down. According to TuttoJuve, the Colombian is not part of Luciano Spalletti’s plans, with the coach on the left preferring the versatility of Zeki Celik as an alternative to Andrea Cambiaso.

Cabal now faces a complicated situation, with a real risk of being left out of the Serie A and Europa League squads. A solution could still come from markets that remain open: the Netherlands, Turkey, and Saudi Arabia are currently the possible destinations to keep an eye on.

Milan, Cardinale backstory on Tomori

Fikayo Tomori is back in Milan’s plans after initially being considered available for transfer. As explained by Fabrizio Romano, the club had evaluated several profiles to strengthen the defense, but it was Gerry Cardinale himself who decided not to proceed with the signing of a new center-back, thus paving the way for the Englishman’s reintegration.

According to Matteo Moretto, Fulham had also been mentioned in recent hours, but the club had already shifted its focus to another defender. Tomori looked for a new destination without finding one and, at least for now, will therefore remain at Milan, returning to Ruben Amorim’s disposal.

Inter, Diouf back again: update on Thuram too

Inter are preparing for the clash against Napoli with some lineup updates. According to Sky Sport, Diouf could return to the starting XI, while Zielinski’s possible involvement is also still being assessed. Spence, meanwhile, has not yet trained with the group and will have to wait.

All eyes are also on Thuram, who could get a chance from the first minute in place of Pio Esposito. The French striker is expected to start in one of the next two matches, against Napoli or in the following clash with Real Madrid.

Napoli, Badiashile nearing first call-up

Benoit Badiashile is getting closer to his first call-up with Napoli. According to Il Mattino, the defender who arrived from Chelsea is following a personalized program to regain peak condition after the period spent training individually at Cobham.

The aim would be to at least have him on the bench for the San Siro clash against Inter, although it seems difficult to imagine him taking the field immediately. Badiashile’s recovery is considered important by Max Allegri, who will soon be able to count on an additional option in defense and possibly give Rafa Marin a rest.

Roma, Leweling had said yes: then came the U-turn

Everything seemed set for Jamie Leweling’s move to Roma. According to ForzaRoma.info, Stuttgart had accepted an offer worth a total of €35 million and, after an initial refusal, the German had also given his approval to the deal in the final hours of the transfer window.

Roma had even arranged a private jet to bring him to the capital, but shortly before departure the player’s doubts resurfaced. Leweling and his entourage changed their minds once again: no flight to Rome and the deal collapsed at the very last moment, leaving Gasperini without the wide player he had asked for.

Lazio, goodbye Gigot: here’s how much Lotito saves

Samuel Gigot has left Lazio after two seasons, mutually terminating the contract that would have expired in a year. According to Il Messaggero, the agreement for the separation was reached by recognizing only two monthly salary payments to the French defender.

If the figures are confirmed, the operation would allow Claudio Lotito’s club to save around €1.6 million on the player’s wages. For his part, Gigot is now free to find a new team without the need for an agreement between clubs.

Fiorentina, Mandragora says goodbye with a parting shot

Rolando Mandragora said goodbye to Fiorentina after four seasons with a long message published on Instagram. The midfielder thanked the Commisso family, teammates, coaches, staff, and fans, reserving a special thought for the Curva Fiesole and reiterating the strong bond he built with Florence.

In his farewell, however, Mandragora did not hide his bitterness over the last few months. The player explained that, with the change of certain figures within the club, something in those relationships had been lost, emphasizing how fundamental human values are in his personal and professional journey.

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