☀️ Three names for Juve, Milan renewals, Bisseck back! Morning news

☀️ Three names for Juve, Milan renewals, Bisseck back! Morning news With the National Team finally showing some positive signs, the break continues for Serie A clubs, but the news doesn’t stop. Watch the entire Serie BKT live with LaB Channel on OneFootball: subscribe for just €9.99 a month! Below, as usual, are the most important stories of the morning. Juventus, three names for the flank Juventus are already hunting for left-backs for January and, according to calciomercato.com, the Bianconeri have set their sights on three names. The first is a familiar face for Spalletti: Emerson Palmieri, who is on the way out at OM. The other two come from Lyon: Juve are tracking both Abner and Tagliafico. Milan, five delicate cases: who will renew? Milan are dealing with five delicate contract situations. Several important players are hanging in the balance. While the intention for Pavlovic and Rabiot is to continue until 2031 and 2030 respectively, the situation is different for Pulisic, whose contract expires in 2027. As for Modric and Tomori, Milan will decide before the end of the season. Inter, Bisseck update: he’s coming back right away! Cristian Chivu can smile, because while waiting to have all the internationals back, he will welcome Yann Bisseck earlier than expected. As reported by La Gazzetta dello Sport, Klopp has split Germany into two groups and the German defender, involved in the first two matches, will return to Appiano Gentile ahead of schedule. Napoli, when will Buongiorno return? Napoli are waiting for Alessandro Buongiorno, the defender who, during training camp—or rather just before it began—suffered a meniscus problem that forced the former Torino man to undergo surgery. As reported by La Gazzetta dello Sport, the defender will not be available for at least two and a half months, so it is likely he will be seen back on the pitch in 2027. Roma, Totti’s letter On the occasion of his 50th birthday, Francesco Totti wrote a letter to Roma fans. Here it is in full. "A lot of time has passed since my brother Riccardo and I used to play at the Baths of Caracalla. I often started out in goal because I was the youngest, but when there was ground to make up, I immediately went back into attack. Yesterday I turned 50, but I’m abroad and because of the time difference I’m celebrating today as well. And besides, it’s 50—not just one day is enough to celebrate. I look back and see my journey, first as a boy and then as a man, at Roma, and I consider myself satisfied. I fulfilled a dream, my dream, that of a Roman who managed to play only for the team of his city, wearing the captain’s armband. […] There are very few of us who can boast something like that. For this reason, a couple of years ago I said no to returning to the pitch. I was tempted, I admit it, but then the bond with my city, my team, and my people made me say no. And in the end I think I did the right thing. I might have been selfish; I would have made Francesco happy, but I would have disappointed millions of fans. […] " Lazio, Isaksen’s signal Lazio are keeping a close eye on the international break, not only because of the physical issue suffered by Gudmundsson, but also because of the positive news. As reported by Corriere dello Sport, Isaksen’s chances of a starting role are rising: the Dane is playing brilliantly for Denmark, and Gattuso is taking notes ahead of the restart. Fiorentina, here’s the wild card Fiorentina have found their wild card: as reported by Corriere dello Sport, Willy Gnonto is becoming increasingly comfortable with the tactical setup and the environment, and his qualities could prove useful. Whether on the right or left wing, Gnonto can change games with his characteristics, and for Vanoli he could soon become fundamental. This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇮🇹 here.