Inter-Jeltsch, McTominay-Cristante 👀, Amorim speaks: morning news ☀️

Inter-Jeltsch, McTominay-Cristante 👀, Amorim speaks: morning news ☀️ No Serie A this weekend. Roberto Mancini’s Italy held France at the Stade de France on matchday three of the Nations League. The Azzurri spoiled Zidane’s home debut as head coach, with Bastoni canceling out Olise’s early opener. Another positive response after the poor opening defeat in Rome against Belgium and the emphatic win in Bursa against Turkey. Watch the entire Serie BKT live with LaB Channel on OneFootball: subscribe for just €9.99 per month! Let’s take a look at the morning’s biggest stories. Juventus, Licina undergoes wrist surgery Bad news for Adin Licina. The 2007-born player, owned by Juventus and on loan at Cremonese, suffered a fracture to his left wrist during a friendly played at the Juventus Training Center and has already undergone surgery at J Medical. The procedure to reduce the fracture, carried out by Dr. Pegoli in agreement between Cremonese and Juventus, was completely successful. Licina will now observe 72 hours of rest before further tests: only then will his recovery timeline and possible availability after the break become clearer. Milan, Amorim: “We are still a long way off” Rúben Amorim is not hiding how much work still needs to be done. Speaking to Sky, the Milan coach explained that he is not worried about the long break so much as by the very packed schedule awaiting the Rossoneri in the coming weeks. Amorim underlined the importance of the entire squad and the impact of substitutes, making it clear that it will be impossible to keep relying on the same players. He was just as direct about the technical project: «We are still far from our potential». The goal is to build a recognizable team, capable of controlling games more consistently but also of winning when the performance is not perfect. Inter, Jeltsch on the radar: already valued at 40 million Inter are looking to the future of their defense and are monitoring Finn Jeltsch, a 2006-born center-back from Stuttgart. According to Corriere dello Sport , Nerazzurri scouts were present during the match against Viking, along with representatives from Barcelona and several English clubs. The German talent is already valued at close to €40 million and is under contract until 2030. One point in his favor is his experience playing in a back three, a trait that would make a possible move into Inter’s system easier. Inter will also have the chance to take a close look at him on November 28, when Stuttgart visit San Siro in the Champions League. Napoli, decisive day for McTominay coming up The moment of truth is getting closer for Scott McTominay. After undergoing an ablation procedure on September 8, the Napoli midfielder has returned to training at Castel Volturno, but he is still waiting for medical clearance to compete. According to Corriere dello Sport , the decisive step will come on Tuesday, October 6, when the Scot undergoes the medical test needed to receive the final green light. If the outcome is positive, he will be able to rejoin the squad immediately, and Allegri will also consider a possible call-up for Napoli-Frosinone on October 10. Roma, Cristante targeting Napoli clash: when he could return Roma continue to handle Bryan Cristante’s recovery with caution. According to Il Tempo, the Giallorossi staff do not want to rush things and will only gradually increase his workload based on the midfielder’s physical response. The tentative target is the away match against Napoli on October 24. Gasperini hopes to have Cristante available again for a particularly intense stage of the season, but at Trigoria the priority remains avoiding setbacks and completing his recovery without risks. Lazio, another Sutalo on the way Lazio are close to sealing a deal for Aleksej Sutalo, a 2009-born Slovenian defender from Koper. According to Il Messaggero , the move is now in its final stages and will bring another highly promising young talent to Formello. Sutalo can also play in midfield for the Slovenian national team and will initially join Lazio’s Primavera side. Lazio have great faith in his qualities and aim to guide his development gradually toward the first team. Fiorentina, Tiago Gabriel on the radar Fiorentina are already looking ahead to the January transfer window to strengthen their defense. According to La Gazzetta dello Sport , one of the profiles being followed is Tiago Gabriel, a 2004-born center-back from Lecce, who was also linked with Milan during the summer. His possible arrival, however, will depend above all on Marin Pongracic’s future. The Croatian has slipped behind Dragusin and Ranieri in the pecking order and could become one of the candidates to leave. If he is sold, Fiorentina could step up their move for Tiago Gabriel. This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇮🇹 here.