🤑 Inter eye a defender, Juve-Ndour and a new deal 🔒 Today's news 🔥

🤑 Inter eye a defender, Juve-Ndour and a new deal 🔒 Today's news 🔥 The countdown to the return of league football begins: after the break, Serie A returns on Saturday, ready to reignite the race for league positions, decisive clashes and fresh outcomes. Watch every Serie BKT match live with LaB Channel on OneFootball: subscribe for just €9.99 a month! Let's take a look at the day's biggest news involving the top clubs. Juve keeping Ndour on their radar for the future Juventus continue to keep a close eye on Cher Ndour, regarded as one of the Italian midfielders most highly rated by the club's management. According to Tuttosport , the club are monitoring the development and progress of the Fiorentina midfielder, who was born in 2004. For now, however, Fiorentina are reportedly unwilling to enter negotiations with Juventus over the midfielder. Juve's interest remains alive nonetheless: Ndour is still being watched as a long-term prospect, and they could decide to make a move in the future. Milan, Cardinale: “What happened at the top?” Gerry Cardinale has spoken about Milan again, broadening the discussion to the future of Italian football. In an interview with Il Sole 24 Ore , the RedBird boss reflected on the trajectory of Milan and Serie A, once at the pinnacle of world football, focusing on the need to evolve and overcome Italy's resistance to change. He also addressed television rights and the possibility of Skydance taking an interest in Serie A in the future. Cardinale did not rule it out, while acknowledging DAZN's work. For now, however, the group have other priorities to focus on before considering a potential move into the TV rights market. Inter eye Jeltsch: €40 million needed Inter are already looking ahead to their future defence and have reportedly added Finn Jeltsch to their watchlist. As reported by Tuttosport , the Stuttgart 20-year-old has caught the eye of Inter's management, but the race for the young centre-back looks set to be crowded: Barcelona, Bayern Munich and Real Madrid are also reportedly tracking him. Jeltsch's valuation is reportedly around €40 million, a substantial sum that would make any potential deal far from straightforward. Inter nevertheless remain attentive to the German defender, viewed as a possible long-term investment to refresh their back line over the coming seasons. Napoli: will McTominay be available against Frosinone? Scott McTominay could return to Napoli's options for the clash with Frosinone. As reported by Sky , the midfielder has been medically cleared to play and can therefore resume training with the rest of the squad after being sidelined in recent weeks. His involvement against Frosinone still depends on Allegri's assessment, however, as the coach must decide how to manage his return and how many minutes, if any, to give him. McTominay is therefore available again, with a real chance of being named in the squad when league action resumes. Veretout open to Roma return: “I'm available” Jordan Veretout has not forgotten Roma and is open to a possible return. In an interview with Rete Sport , the French midfielder said he still follows the club with interest and has stayed in touch with several people there, also highlighting how much he admires Gasperini's style of football. Now playing in Qatar, Veretout then sent a fairly clear message to his former club: his wife would like to return to the Italian capital, and he believes he still has something to offer. The Frenchman also fondly recalled his three years in Rome and expressed his desire to see Roma win the Scudetto. Lazio and Floriani close to contract extension Lazio are preparing to secure Floriani's future after he earned their trust on the pitch. According to Il Tempo , another meeting with the full-back's representatives took place at Formello to finalise the details: a five-year deal is on the table, with his salary set to rise gradually from its current €150,000 to around €500,000. His progress has also been supported by Gattuso's team selections. After Marusic's injury, Floriani claimed a starting spot and has remained in the starting XI ever since. Having returned from his loan at Cremonese, the full-back seized his opportunity, convincing Lazio to place their faith in him for the future too. Ranieri and Fiorentina agree extension until 2029 Luca Ranieri is ready to extend his stay at Fiorentina. Speaking to Radio FirenzeViola , his agent Mario Giuffredi confirmed an agreement until 2029, with an option for 2030, explaining that Paratici has also appreciated the technical ability and personal qualities the defender has shown during his time at the club. Ranieri, meanwhile, has reportedly never expressed a desire to leave Florence, even during the toughest moments of last season. The defender has grown in the city both as a footballer and as a person and, according to his agent, intends to keep wearing the Fiorentina shirt for as long as possible. This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇮🇹 here.