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Let’s take a look at today’s hot news concerning the top clubs in our league.

Juve, three names for the right flank

Juventus are closely monitoring the market for right-sided players. According to Quotidiano Sportivo, the Bianconeri have added a new name to their list of potential reinforcements: Timothy Castagne, formerly of Atalanta and now at Leicester, who can offer experience and tactical versatility.

The Belgian thus joins profiles long followed such as Nahuel Molina and Norton-Cuffy. In the coming weeks, the Juventus management will assess which investment is most functional to complete the right flank and give Tudor new options.

Milan, renewal with Emirates: figures and duration

Milan and Emirates will continue together in the coming years. The Rossoneri club has made official the renewal of the historic partnership, which will thus surpass twenty years in length: the first agreement dates back to 2007. A move that strengthens the club’s commercial revenue growth and confirms the bond with the airline, long one of the most recognizable brands on the Milan shirt.

As reported by Calcio e Finanza, the new contract will start in 2026 and last until 2031, with a base value of around €35 million per season. This represents a 20% increase over the €30 million scheduled for 2025/26, making it the richest shirt sponsorship deal in Serie A. In the 2023/24 accounts, Emirates paid €19 million, while Milan’s revenues reached €495 million with a €3 million profit, the third in a row.

Inter, the Joao Mario case is closed!

After a long legal dispute, the Joao Mario case between Inter and Sporting Lisbon has finally been resolved. The Portuguese club was seeking €30 million in damages for the alleged breach of a right-of-first-refusal clause related to the midfielder’s move to Benfica after his contract termination with the Nerazzurri.

As reported in the financial statements, FIFA had already rejected Sporting’s appeal in 2023, a decision later confirmed by CAS in April 2025. With no further appeals filed, the ruling is now final: Inter will not have to pay any compensation to the Lisbon club, closing a case that had been open for over three years.

Napoli, another renewal on the way?

After extending Olivera and Politano, Napoli aim to lock down two more pillars of the team: Rrahmani and Anguissa. As reported by CalcioNapoli24, the final economic and bureaucratic details are being worked out for the Kosovan defender, with a shared intent to extend the deal until June 30, 2029. A true “lifetime” contract for the center-back, who considers Naples his home.

The renewal would also be a reward for Rrahmani’s loyalty, as he turned down several major offers in the summer, including from Tottenham, Saudi clubs, a German giant and an Italian top side. A choice from the heart and in line with Conte’s club strategy: keep the core of recent success intact and build technical continuity for the future.

Roma, is Pellegrini back in the Azzurri mix?

According to Corriere dello Sport, Gattuso has contacted Lorenzo Pellegrini, promising to consider him for upcoming Italy call-ups. The Roma captain now aims to seize the next matches, starting with the clash against Inter, to convince the coach and confirm the progress shown in his new role.

Inter themselves, who tracked him last winter, could renew their interest ahead of next season given his contract expiring in June. For now, Roma have not started renewal talks, but everything will depend on performance: if Pellegrini maintains this level, an extension would no longer be a mirage.

Lazio, is the Provedel-Mandas rotation off?

Lazio had considered a rotation between Provedel and Mandas, but Sarri’s plans have changed. Satisfied with the first-choice keeper’s performances, the coach has decided to rely on him consistently, leaving the young Greek on the fringes. This could push him to consider leaving as early as January, given his desire for regular playing time and a national team spot.

As reported by Corriere dello Sport, Mandas’s valuation is no longer what it was at the start of the summer, when it hovered around €20 million. Today Lazio risk having to sell him for lower figures, while still making a significant capital gain, considering he was bought for around €1 million. The keeper remains well-regarded, but his future seems far from Formello, with the Premier League in the background as a possible destination.

Fiorentina, will Kean be available against Milan?

Fiorentina are racing against time to recover Moise Kean for Sunday’s match against Milan. The words of Dr. Luca Pengue brought optimism: there are no lesions and the striker could even make the bench at San Siro. The decisive test is scheduled for Saturday morning, when Kean will try to push on his right ankle to assess the feeling.

There remains, however, the question of whether it’s worth the risk. With a packed schedule and the player not yet at 100%, Pioli could decide to rely on Roberto Piccoli, fresh off his national team debut and costing nearly €30 million. The forward is eager for a start, while Kean is targeting a quick return—but only if the medical staff can guarantee full safety.

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