❌ Spalletti says no to Frattesi, Dimarco deal, Milan-Bondo 🔥

❌ Spalletti says no to Frattesi, Dimarco deal, Milan-Bondo 🔥 The first matchday of the 2026/27 Champions League League Phase continues. After Inter’s defeat at the Bernabeu against Real Madrid, tonight it is Allegri’s Napoli’s turn against England’s champions Arsenal. A baptism of fire for the Partenopei in the new edition, while waiting for Como and Roma, who will be in action tomorrow. Watch all Serie BKT live with LaB Channel on OneFootball: subscribe for just €9.99 per month! Between the pitch and the front office, there is no shortage of news involving Serie A’s biggest clubs. Let’s take a look at the most important stories of the day. Juventus, Spalletti said no to Frattesi Davide Frattesi was genuinely an option for Juventus in the last summer transfer window. According to Matteo Moretto, the Bianconeri made an enquiry for the midfielder, but the move never took off because of a precise technical assessment by Luciano Spalletti. The coach reportedly did not consider Frattesi the ideal profile for his tactical project, especially in terms of characteristics and positioning on the pitch. Meanwhile, the player was already leaning toward Lazio, a destination that fully convinced him and where he now feels central to the project. Milan, decisive day for Bondo: reintegration or frozen out Milan must decide Warren Bondo’s immediate future. According to Daniele Longo, today the Rossoneri will assess whether to reintegrate the midfielder into the squad or confirm the line of excluding him from the technical project. The 2003-born player had remained on the fringes during the summer, with Milan intent on finding him a new destination after his loan spell at Cremonese. However, the transfer window closed without a solution, and now Amorim must decide whether to welcome him back into the group or keep him out of the rotation. Inter, Dimarco heading for a lifetime renewal: contact with his agent Inter want to tie down Federico Dimarco. According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, during the trip to Madrid new sporting director Dario Baccin met Arturo Canales, the Nerazzurri wing-back’s agent, to begin talks over a new contract. The club already have a unilateral option to extend him until 2028, but the aim would be to build an even longer deal, almost “for life,” for a player who came through at Inter and has always been attached to the Nerazzurri colors. There is no tension between the parties, but they will also discuss his salary and a variable part more closely linked to bonuses. In the meantime, Dimarco is recovering from a mild knee sprain: a return on September 19 against Roma is possible. Napoli, McTominay undergoes surgery: back after the break? Napoli can breathe a sigh of relief over Scott McTominay. The Scottish midfielder underwent the scheduled ablation procedure at the Spire Hospital in Manchester for a slight benign arrhythmia: the operation was perfectly successful, as also confirmed by the Azzurri club. According to Corriere dello Sport, McTominay will have to observe around two weeks of rest before resuming training. The goal is to see him back on the pitch after the October international break, but a call-up against Frosinone will depend on the player’s physical response once he returns to work. Allegri is waiting for him, but without forcing the timeline. Roma, the real target for January is Endrick Roma are not expected to move in the free-agent market. After evaluating profiles such as Sancho, Zaha, and Guerreiro, the Giallorossi club reportedly decided not to bring in players just to add depth to the squad. Gasperini trusts the current group and prefers to wait until January for a truly targeted addition. The main name remains Endrick. The Brazilian has not yet found space in Mourinho’s Real Madrid and could look for minutes in the second half of the season. Roma are monitoring the situation and considering a loan formula, similar to the one already seen last season with Lyon. Gasp is convinced he can use him all across the front line, even though he is not a natural left winger. Lazio, Fabiani attacks the rule on free agents: “It’s stupid” Angelo Fabiani spoke at a press conference and strongly criticized some rules that limit Lazio’s market, particularly the one that allows clubs to sign only two free agents during the window. The Biancocelesti sporting director explained his point of view: «Why can any club make use of only two free agents in the transfer window? We signed free-agent players below their market price and this should be positive for every club». Fabiani then reiterated that Lazio, as always, will respect all commitments undertaken. Fiorentina, Vanoli changes everything: Fagioli is no longer leaving Paolo Vanoli’s return immediately changes the picture at Fiorentina. Nicolò Fagioli, considered a possible departure in January for a fee between €25 and €30 million, is now set to stay in Florence and become a key figure in the Viola’s new project. Vanoli knows the midfielder well and has already brought the best out of him as a deep-lying playmaker in a 4-3-3. In an interview with Corriere dello Sport alongside Ivan Zazzaroni, the coach had described him as «a boy who is football-intelligent, with great technical personality». The chemistry with Grosso had never really clicked, but with Vanoli’s return Fagioli can become central again: ahead of Oulai for the playmaker role, with the aim of giving the team balance and quality. This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇮🇹 here.