Dybala contract, Zhegrova returns, De Laurentiis slams internationals 🔥 | OneFootball

The seventh day of Serie A will conclude this evening with the match between Cremonese and Udinese, but the news concerning the main Italian clubs doesn't stop.

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Let's read the most important news of today.

Juventus, good news from the infirmary

Juventus can smile again, at least a little, after the defeat in Como in the league. Ahead of the Champions League match against Real Madrid, Edon Zhegrova and Fabio Miretti have recovered.

The first missed the game against Como due to a muscle problem, while the second is returning from a serious injury that kept him off the field for several months.

Milan, who's returning against Pisa

During the last international break, Milan was hit by an injury epidemic. Having survived the tough game against Fiorentina, now the Rossoneri will face Pisa.

According to Calciomercato.it, those who might recover include Ruben Loftus-Cheek, who is recovering from fatigue and should return to group training in the coming days, and Christopher Nkunku, who suffered a knock while on international duty and still has some minor ankle issues. The return of Pervis Estupinan is unlikely, and those of Christian Pulisic and Adrien Rabiot are impossible.

Inter, eyes on a 2008-born talent

Inter, under Beppe Marotta, is always ready to seize market opportunities across Europe. The Nerazzurri are reportedly tracking Djylian N'Guessan, a French forward playing for Saint-Etienne.

According to L'Equipe, Inter closely observed the 2008-born talent at the U20 World Cup that concluded last night in Chile, where France was stopped in the semifinals.

Napoli, a jab at national teams

The president of Napoli, Aurelio De Laurentiis, has once again criticized national teams, from which players often return injured or fatigued.

In an interview with Class CNBC, ADL stated: "There are too many games, players will eventually be unable to play 50, 60, or 70 matches a year. They haven't realized that national teams need a 'cap': after 23 years old, you can no longer go to the national team because you need to discover new talents. If you play those who are 37, 35, and 30 years old and they get injured, you're kicking the local leagues in the shins."

Roma, renewal issues

According to Forzaroma.info, there are four delicate contract renewals in limbo at Roma. These involve Paulo Dybala, Lorenzo Pellegrini, Zeki Celik, and Stephan El Shaarawy.

While the chances of Pellegrini and El Shaarawy - one put on the market last summer and the other increasingly on the sidelines - staying are slim, the chances are higher for Celik and Dybala. The former has convinced everyone over the past year, while the latter is willing to spread his €8 million salary over at least two years.

Lazio, Gila increasingly a leader

As reported by Il Messaggero, Mario Gila is increasingly becoming a leader in Lazio's defense, as demonstrated once again in the match against Atalanta.

The numbers were exceptional, with 6 tackles won, 15 sprints, 10.5 kilometers covered, and 8 balls recovered.

Fiorentina, trust in Pioli

After yet another negative result at the start of this season, with Fiorentina last with 3 points, the club's management has reaffirmed their trust in Stefano Pioli.

As reported by FiorentinaUno, the novelty is that the former Milan coach will not be given too many matches to change course. Apparently, the Viola club wants to bide their time because changing the coach now would be too costly and would mean giving up on a project started only a few months ago.

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