🧨 Big move for Romano, McTominay update, Palmisani-Juve clue 🔥

🧨 Big move for Romano, McTominay update, Palmisani-Juve clue 🔥 The Thursday of the first week of the long international break coincides with the eve of the Nations League debut of the first Italy side of the Mancini-bis era, which is drawing great curiosity. Watch the entire Serie BKT live with LaB Channel on OneFootball: subscribe for just €9.99 per month! Even in this standstill phase for clubs, there is no shortage of news. Below are the most relevant items concerning the big teams. Juventus, Palmisani’s parents: “We’re all Juventus fans” Today’s edition of Tuttosport published an interview with Lorenzo Palmisani’s parents, Piero and Graziella. On days when the Frosinone goalkeeper’s name is red-hot in connection with Juventus, the family too has added fuel to the fire. “We don’t know what to say, we’re all Juve fans. And to think that fate allowed Lorenzo to make his Serie A debut against Juve. We hoped Calvani would score the 1-1, it would have been wonderful. Of course Juve is a dream, but for us it’s enough that our son is always happy. He has always had Buffon in his head: I don’t know how many videos of Gigi he has watched in his life. But I never gave him any particular advice. He’s always been like this: first Juve and then everything else. We hope Lorenzo keeps going like this, but he has the right head on his shoulders to face everything with great balance.” Milan, Krösche back in fashion: the possible role According to what Corriere dello Sport has learned, Milan owner Gerry Cardinale would like to appoint a Head of Football in the coming months. This would be a figure at the top of the sporting department who would also act on his behalf when he is not in Italy. It will not be RedBird Senior Advisor Zlatan Ibrahimovic who fills this role. The most promising track is Markus Krösche, Eintracht Frankfurt’s sporting director, who was already targeted in the summer. Inter, Romano an idea for midfield La Gazzetta dello Sport reveals that Alessandro Romano, the Cagliari midfielder freshly called up to the national team, will be a major protagonist of the upcoming transfer windows. The player is destined to be a regret for Roma, who sold him for €6.5 million. Inter are already on the young talent, but watch out for competition from Milan and Juventus as well. Napoli, McTominay changing role? One of the best pieces of news at Napoli is the return to Castel Volturno of Scott McTominay, whom Massimiliano Allegri hopes to put back on the pitch as soon as possible after his ablation procedure to resolve a mild arrhythmia. According to TuttoNapoli, however, the Scottish midfielder could change role. Rather than the 4-3-3 in which he had used him as a mezzala, the coach would like to switch either to a 4-2-3-1 or a 3-4-2-1. In both scenarios, the former Manchester United player’s role would be that of a holding midfielder in a two-man midfield. Roma, what a regret Romano is! From a club with an excellent youth sector and from a coach as good at developing young players as Gian Piero Gasperini, the sale of Alessandro Romano was not expected. Roma sold the 2006-born player for €5 million fixed plus €1.5 million in bonuses. No further clauses were inserted. Considering how much his value at Cagliari has already risen, it is a great missed opportunity. Lo Lazio, Marusic on the way back. He could start again According to what Il Messaggero has learned, after the break Lazio right-back Adam Marusic will be fully available to coach Gennaro Gattuso. The newspaper reveals that, although Romano Floriani has not disappointed as his replacement, the Montenegrin should be preferred to him. With him on the field, the coach believes he has greater balance. Fiorentina, the backstory on Njie-Besiktas During an interview with Corriere dello Sport, former Fiorentina coach and now Besiktas manager Vincenzo Italiano revealed a backstory about Alieu Njie. "Did I take Poku away from Fiorentina? It’s true, but Besiktas had also offered me Njie. In the end, he was chosen. Njie is an excellent prospect, he will do very well in the coming years, and Viola still did a good deal anyway" This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇮🇹 here.