🔥Licina's future, Milan-Ayari, Inter-Richards, Roma-Endrick: today's news

🔥Licina's future, Milan-Ayari, Inter-Richards, Roma-Endrick: today's news For Italy, it is already time to file away the draw against France and think about Monday evening’s clash in Bologna. The Azzurri are coming off a positive 1-1 draw on French soil and are preparing to face Turkey at the Dall’Ara. Meanwhile, Serie A clubs continue working to get ready for the tour de force awaiting them in the coming weeks, with new indications emerging both on the pitch and in the market. Watch all Serie BKT matches live with LaB Channel on OneFootball: subscribe for just €9.99 per month! Below, as usual, are the day’s biggest stories. Juventus, two paths for Licina’s future Juventus are already thinking about Adin Licina’s future. The 2007-born player, currently on loan at Cremonese and coming back from a wrist injury, remains one of the youngsters the Bianconeri club believes in the most. According to Sport Mediaset , there are mainly two options on the table. The first would see him return to Turin at the end of the season to become a permanent part of the Juventus squad. The second would lead to another loan move, this time in Serie A, allowing him to complete his development in the top flight. A permanent sale looks much more difficult, also because Bayern Munich retain a 30% sell-on clause. Milan, Ayari back in fashion Milan continue to look ahead and have resumed their interest in Yasin Ayari. According to Tuttosport , the Brighton midfielder has long been on the Rossoneri’s radar, and his performances with Sweden at the last World Cup have further strengthened that interest. The club have been following him for around two years and could make another move in the summer, especially considering Luka Modric’s age and several situations in midfield that are still to be resolved. Ayari represents a young, technical profile already accustomed to a high-level league: it remains to be seen whether Milan will move from simple monitoring to a concrete push. Inter, Baccin is also looking at Chris Richards Inter continue to work on rejuvenating their defense. After the name of Stuttgart’s Finn Jeltsch, according to Tuttosport , Dario Baccin has also added Chris Richards, the 2000-born American center-back from Crystal Palace, to his shortlist. The former Bayern player’s profile could become particularly interesting also because of his contract situation: his deal with the English club expires in June 2027. Inter are therefore monitoring multiple options for the future, looking for defenders who are already ready but still have room for growth. Napoli, the latest on the injured players The international break could give Massimiliano Allegri several players back. Ahead of the October 10 clash against Frosinone, Napoli are expected to have Alex Meret and Leonardo Spinazzola back, with both now recovered. There is also optimism surrounding Luca Marianucci and Giovane, both close to returning, according to Il Mattino . The situation is different for Scott McTominay, who will have to wait for medical clearance before fully rejoining the group. Still sidelined are Anguissa, who is dealing with a myofascial adductor injury, Favasuli, Buongiorno, and Alisson Santos. Allegri is therefore hoping to at least partially empty the treatment room when the league resumes. Roma, Endrick remains the main target Roma continue to work on Endrick. According to the Corriere dello Sport , the Real Madrid Brazilian talent remains one of Tony D’Amico’s priorities for the January transfer window, and the contacts initiated in recent weeks have reportedly produced positive signs. The feeling would be mutual: Endrick and his family would look favorably on a solution capable of guaranteeing him greater continuity and a more important role. In Rome, he would also reunite with Wesley, a factor that could help him settle in. The track remains open, and D’Amico will try to put the deal together in the coming weeks. Lazio, Lotito-Gattuso talks about the future Claudio Lotito and Gennaro Gattuso met in Formello to take stock of Lazio’s current situation. According to the Corriere della Sera , the president wanted to speak directly with the coach after the excellent start to the season, gathering impressions on the group and the team’s needs. The discussion reportedly touched on the atmosphere in the dressing room, the responses seen on the pitch, and the priorities to be addressed in the coming weeks. A useful meeting to maintain a shared line between the club and the technical staff at an important stage of the season. Fiorentina, Dodô heading for the exit Dodô’s future at Fiorentina is once again up for discussion ahead of the January transfer window. According to Repubblica , the Brazilian could consider leaving as early as the next window, especially after slipping further down the pecking order following Vanoli’s arrival as well. Also weighing on the situation are his expiring contract and a renewal that has not yet seen any significant progress. If Fiorentina open the door to a sale, there would be no shortage of admirers: in addition to several overseas options, Napoli could also make a concrete move again for the Viola full-back. This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇮🇹 here.