☀️ Juve, 3 set to return! Inter, 4 renewals 🧨 Allegri: morning news
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The international break brings major developments at Serie A's top clubs. Juventus are aiming to welcome back several injured players, Milan are giving the squad a week off, and Inter are preparing a flurry of contract renewals. Meanwhile, Allegri's position at Napoli remains secure, Gasperini is awaiting reinforcements to keep Roma dreaming, and Lazio have fresh injury concerns. Keep an eye on Fiorentina too, where De Gea's future is increasingly in doubt.
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Here are the main stories on the morning of Monday, November 9.
Juventus, three players nearing returns: Yildiz and Locatelli...
Juventus want to use the break to clear their injury list. Luciano Spalletti will be able to work with several first-team regulars who have stayed in Turin, including Woltemade, Kolo Muani, Bremer and Douglas Luiz, but the focus will mainly be on the players currently sidelined.
According to Tuttosport, Nico Gonzalez and Francisco Conceição are targeting a return against Venezia on Sunday, November 22. The Argentine is recovering from an injury to his right soleus muscle, while the Portuguese winger is still recovering from a dislocated left shoulder. Cambiaso should return sooner after muscle fatigue ruled him out against Fiorentina.
Yildiz's situation is more delicate, with his return expected in the coming weeks following foot surgery. Thuram, however, will have to wait until 2027, while Locatelli may not return until February or March.
Milan, a week off! Three key players nearing returns
Ruben Amorim has decided to give Milan a week off following their win over Genoa. As reported by La Gazzetta dello Sport, the Rossoneri players not away on international duty will not return to training at Milanello until Monday, November 16.
The decision is intended to allow the squad to recharge after a particularly demanding period of league and Europa League fixtures. Injured players, however, will continue working at the training ground, with the aim of having a fuller squad available when action resumes.
Tomori, Loftus-Cheek and Pavlovic are the leading candidates to return for the match against Frosinone or the following fixture. The Serbian defender, in particular, will not join up with his national team, instead focusing on recovering from the injury he picked up after the derby, which forced him to miss the games against Ferencvaros and Genoa.
Inter, a flurry of renewals: the latest on Carlos Augusto, Thuram and more
Inter are not just focused on matters on the pitch. Following the win over Como, the Nerazzurri management are ready to step up work on several contract renewals, with four situations to resolve in the coming months.
According to Fabrizio Romano, Carlos Augusto's contract extension is reportedly close, while Federico Dimarco's contract option has already been exercised, pending further talks to renegotiate the deal. Hakan Calhanoglu is another player to watch: Inter plan to meet his agent in the coming weeks.
Discussions also remain open over Marcus Thuram, who has enjoyed an excellent start to the season and proved decisive during Lautaro Martinez's absence. The Frenchman is part of the club's future plans, but a renewal is not an immediate priority. The aim is to open talks with his agent and plan well ahead.
Napoli, Allegri to be sacked? ADL's stance
Massimiliano Allegri's future continues to spark debate, but no change in the Napoli dugout is currently believed to be planned. Despite the Azzurri's difficult spell and their draw against Lazio, the club reportedly have not begun searching for a potential replacement.
According to Fabrizio Romano, neither Allegri nor his representatives have received any indication that he could be sacked. Aurelio De Laurentiis has reportedly not contacted other coaches either, reaffirming his intention to stick with the current manager.
The break will therefore be crucial for bringing the dressing room together and trying to turn things around. Napoli remain well adrift of the top positions, and the next run of games could prove decisive for the project's future.
Roma, Gasp wants a January signing: meeting planned
Roma are flying in the league, but Gian Piero Gasperini does not want to stop there. Despite sitting third, remaining unbeaten in Serie A and already scoring 31 goals, the Giallorossi are preparing further moves in the transfer market to make the team even more competitive.
According to Il Tempo, a meeting between the club's senior executives is scheduled in the coming days to plan their winter transfer business. The priority is to identify a pacey winger who can provide bursts of speed and greater unpredictability in the final third.
Signing a winger is the main objective shared by Gasperini and sporting director D'Amico, while midfield options will also be assessed. The transfer window opens as early as December 28, and Roma want to be ready to pursue their title dream and get back on track in the Champions League.
Lazio, double injury blow: Zaccagni concern, Gudmundsson update
Lazio head into the break as league leaders, but Gennaro Gattuso must contend with a growing injury list once again. The draw against Napoli brought two fresh injury concerns: Josip Sutalo and Nuno Tavares both experienced hamstring discomfort, with the Croatian defender in particular at risk of a spell on the sidelines.
As reported by Corriere dello Sport, further tests will be needed to establish their recovery times. There are also concerns over Mattia Zaccagni, who is due to undergo an MRI scan to determine the extent of his quadriceps injury and rule out complications that could extend his absence.
There are more encouraging signs from Gudmundsson, who has been out for around 45 days with a shoulder problem. The aim is to get him some playing time in Saturday's friendly against Mgarr United. Meanwhile, Rovella and Marusic are available again, two valuable returns ahead of the next run of fixtures.
Fiorentina, De Gea to leave? Paratici searches for a replacement!
David De Gea's future at Fiorentina is increasingly uncertain. After another difficult performance against Juventus, the Spanish goalkeeper has once again come under fire, and the club are reportedly already considering possible alternatives for next season.
According to FirenzeViola, despite his contract running until 2028, the former Manchester United player's time in Florence could be nearing its end. His performances over recent seasons have reportedly not fully met the club's expectations, prompting them to consider the future of the goalkeeping position.
Fiorentina have reportedly already made an enquiry about River Plate's Santiago Beltran, who is approaching the final year of his contract with the Argentine club. They will also monitor Tommaso Martinelli, currently on loan at Avellino. In the coming months, Fabio Paratici will have to decide whether to keep faith with De Gea or usher in a new era between the posts.
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