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·12 dicembre 2025
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·12 dicembre 2025
With European commitments over, Serie A returns to the pitch with the 15th matchday.
The new round of the league kicks off with Lecce-Pisa: in the meantime, let's read the most important news of the day regarding the big clubs.
As reported by La Gazzetta dello Sport, Weston McKennie remains a central figure for Spalletti, yet another coach to strongly rely on the American. Often rumored to be leaving in recent years, the midfielder has stayed in Turin, becoming a reference point for balance and personality, but his contract expiring in June opens up uncertain scenarios.

Also according to the Gazzetta, his performances — especially in the Champions League — confirm his importance on the pitch and in the locker room. The real issue is the renewal: there is a gap in the figures and talks have been postponed. Without an agreement, Juventus risks losing him without any financial return.
As reported by MilanNews.it, a year later Milan is seriously considering a new investment in attack. The Gimenez operation has not produced the desired results and the goal remains to return to the Champions League on a regular basis. In this scenario, the club is also reflecting on the positions of Gimenez and Nkunku, with the Mexican more at risk after a season marked by few goals and a long injury layoff.

The hottest names for the attacking department are three: Lucca, Icardi, and Zirkzee. The first is set to leave Napoli, but the terms of the deal remain complex; the second is an intriguing option but comes at a high cost; the third remains a long-time target, although Roma's competition is strong. The Rossoneri's casting has just begun.
According to Corriere della Sera, Inter has started moving in view of next season to identify a new starting goalkeeper. Yann Sommer, whose contract is expiring, is set to say goodbye to Milan and the Nerazzurri want to be ready with a reliable, high-level profile.

The newspaper highlights that several options are on the management's table: from the intriguing but complex Maignan operation, to Atubolu from Freiburg, who is being closely monitored. Also to watch is the situation of Vicario, who may consider a return to Italy after his experience at Tottenham.
As reported by Corriere dello Sport, Marco Palestra continues to impress at Cagliari and his future could be decided as early as this summer. The wing-back arrived in Sardinia on a dry loan from Atalanta and will return to Bergamo at the end of the season, where the club will decide whether to keep him or open up to the market.

According to the newspaper, Napoli is not the only club tracking him: Milan and Juventus are also watching closely, as are several Premier League clubs. The strong relationship between Atalanta and Cagliari, already fruitful in recent seasons, could also facilitate any negotiations.
As reported by Il Tempo, Gasperini has already started the countdown to the January transfer window. The main target to strengthen the attack is Joshua Zirkzee: contacts with Manchester United have been ongoing for some time, but the English club has not yet opened to a transfer. Roma is pushing for a loan with an option to buy, while Milan has also inquired.

In the background remains Yuri Alberto, but the asking price — according to Il Tempo — of at least €30 million from Corinthians is a stumbling block. Ferguson could be on his way out, never fully convincing, although there is no clause to terminate the loan. Gasperini, on the other hand, would like to keep Pisilli, who is appreciated despite interest from other Italian clubs.
As reported by Il Messaggero, Maurizio Sarri has once again pushed in the transfer market, asking Lazio for a high-profile reinforcement in midfield. The name back in the spotlight is Ruben Loftus-Cheek, already coached by the Commander during his time at Chelsea and now set to leave Milan, who need to trim the squad after being eliminated from the Coppa Italia.

According to the Roman newspaper, the deal remains complicated mainly due to the Englishman's salary. To make room for such a signing, Lotito would first have to raise funds with a major sale: the designated sacrifice would be Guendouzi.
As reported by FirenzeViola.it, Fiorentina is determined to act in the January transfer window to add a central defender. The Viola management wants to increase solidity at the back and has already started initial inquiries. Among the profiles being followed is Diego Coppola from Brighton, with whom there has been initial contact, but he is not the only name on the list.

Also according to FirenzeViola.it, Disasi remains on the list, a possible loan opportunity from Chelsea, Acheampong — a more complex option — and Diogo Leite, set to leave Union Berlin at the end of his contract. In the background are evaluations on Comuzzo: without major sales, Fiorentina will not be able to afford significant investments.
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