Juve change president, Laporta on Lautaro, Napoli latest ☀️

Juve change president, Laporta on Lautaro, Napoli latest ☀️ Serie A is on hold to make room for international fixtures, but the anticipation is building. The countdown has already begun for France vs Italy in the Nations League , a match set to capture attention before the league returns. Watch the entire Serie BKT live with LaB Channel on OneFootball: subscribe for just €9.99 a month! Let’s take a look at the biggest news stories of this morning. Juve, Ginevra Elkann heading toward the presidency Juventus could soon undergo another change at the top. After Giovanni Carnevali’s arrival as CEO, the presidency could also see a new face: Ginevra Elkann is reportedly emerging as a leading candidate to replace Gianluca Ferrero. As reported by Matteo Moretto , John and Lapo Elkann’s younger sister could therefore take charge of the Bianconeri club. Born in London in 1979, Ginevra Elkann has so far built her career mainly in the worlds of culture, art, and entertainment, staying away from sports management. Milan, training resumes with a depleted squad: 16 absent Milan have resumed training at Milanello with a reduced group: 16 players are away during the international break. Ruben Amorim will use these days to work on his tactical principles, while Samuel Chukwueze has at least been able to benefit from a rest period. According to La Gazzetta dello Sport , there is concern over Saelemaekers, who has been sidelined by a sprained right ankle, although tests ruled out any lesions. Ahead of the restart, Amorim will therefore have to assess the alternatives in attacking midfield alongside Pulisic. Inter, Laporta on Lautaro: "I wanted him, Marotta said no" Barcelona made a concrete attempt to bring Lautaro Martinez to the Blaugrana side last summer. Joan Laporta confirmed that he personally contacted Giuseppe Marotta to ask for information about Inter’s captain, considered a top target for the attack. As Laporta himself explained, however, Marotta immediately shut down any possibility, making it clear that Lautaro was not for sale. The Barça president, also out of respect for the Nerazzurri chief, therefore decided to end any pursuit of the Argentine. Napoli, summit for January: three profiles in their sights Napoli are already working ahead of the winter transfer window, with Aurelio De Laurentiis, Massimiliano Allegri, and Giovanni Manna in constant contact to plan their next moves. Among the profiles being tracked are Asane Sow, a young winger, and Mamadou Coulibaly, Monaco’s 2004-born midfielder. According to La Gazzetta dello Sport , the Azzurri are also monitoring Rennes’ Sebastian Szymanski, a versatile player who could offer several tactical solutions. Udinese’s Oumar Solet also remains on their radar, having already been linked with Napoli in the past and seen as a possible option to strengthen the defense. Roma, three players close to recovery Roma have resumed training, and Gasperini is already looking ahead to the October 11 match against Como. Malen, Wesley, and Cristante trained separately again, but their conditions are not causing any particular concern and will be assessed day by day. According to La Repubblica , Cristante is the closest to returning and should rejoin the group by the end of the week. Malen will follow, as he is dealing with a knee issue, along with Wesley, who needs to recover from discomfort in his right thigh. Lazio, two players recovering in time for Juventus Good news from Lazio’s medical room, with most of the players dealing with physical issues now having completed their recovery process. In particular, Rovella and Marusic are expected to be available again for the trip to Turin to face Juventus. According to Cittaceleste.it , the only situation still to be clarified concerns Gudmundsson. The player suffered a shoulder injury while on international duty that could force him to spend around two months out, pending further evaluations on the treatment to follow. Fiorentina, background from Brazil on Arthur Fiorentina tried during the summer to bring Arthur, Palmeiras’ 2005-born left-back, to Serie A. The Viola reportedly submitted an offer of around €13 million, higher than the €10 million also put forward by Olympiacos. According to Nosso Palestra , as relayed by TUTTOmercatoWEB , Palmeiras rejected both offers. Arthur, who made 29 appearances in 2026, is now said to be close to renewing his contract with the Brazilian club. This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇮🇹 here.