Juve-Palmisani, Inter-Perrone 🔙 Milan-Endrick 🔥 today's news

Juve-Palmisani, Inter-Perrone 🔙 Milan-Endrick 🔥 today's news The countdown is almost over. The international break is now behind us, and Serie A is ready to take centre stage again, alongside the European competitions. The sixth round of league fixtures kicks off tomorrow, an important matchday for the big clubs as they look to rediscover their rhythm and get results straight after international duty. Watch every Serie BKT match live with LaB Channel on OneFootball: subscribe for just €9.99 a month! Among the most eagerly anticipated fixtures is Como-Roma, a clash that promises entertainment and crucial points in the standings. Meanwhile, with players returning from international duty, lineup decisions to be made and the latest updates coming in, excitement is building for the return to action. Let's round up the day's biggest stories involving Italian football's leading clubs. Juventus: the truth about talks for Palmisani Juventus are keeping a close eye on Lorenzo Palmisani, the young Frosinone goalkeeper who has enjoyed an excellent start to the season. Fabrizio Romano confirmed the interest, explaining that the club have already scouted the player several times and will continue to monitor his development. For now, however, there are no actual negotiations underway. Juve see Palmisani as a very promising prospect and want to assess his progress over the coming months before deciding whether to make a move. Milan: potential deal structure and figures emerge for Endrick Milan are still seriously considering a January move for Endrick. According to SportMediaset , the Brazilian could leave Real Madrid temporarily in search of more regular playing time, with the Rossoneri among the leading contenders alongside Roma and Aston Villa. A potential deal would be a loan with an option to buy and a buy-back clause, along the lines of the Brahim Diaz deal. The proposed figures are substantial: €35–40 million for Milan's purchase option in 2027 and €45–50 million for Real Madrid's potential buy-back. Inter: Perrone was on their radar Maximo Perrone was also closely monitored by Inter for a long time. As TMW reveals, the Argentine Como midfielder, signed permanently from Manchester City for €13 million, has established himself in Serie A, attracting interest from several major clubs along the way. The Nerazzurri had already been linked with the midfielder, born in 2003, in spring 2025, partly in connection with the possible arrival of Fabregas. Napoli: Vergara aims for an early return Antonio Vergara wants to speed up his recovery. Initial indications suggested he would only return after the November break, for the match against Torino, but according to Il Roma , the midfielder is trying to get ahead of schedule. The aim is to at least be available for Lazio-Napoli on 8 November, the final match before the international break. Allegri hopes to welcome back soon one of the standout players of this early part of the season, who has already earned his first Italy call-up. Roma: Balerdi, Soulé and Castro return to team training Good news for Gian Piero Gasperini ahead of the trip to Como. Roma have welcomed Leonardo Balerdi, Matías Soulé and Santiago Castro back to team training following their international commitments with Argentina. After a recovery session the previous day, all three resumed full training with their teammates. Gasperini can therefore work with almost his entire squad available: only Cristante remains out. Lazio: Provstgaard dreams big: “We're top, we have to believe” Oliver Provstgaard is making no secret of his excitement about Lazio's start to the season. Interviewed after Denmark's win over Wales, the defender spoke about the new era under Gattuso and the club's ambitions. “We want to get back into Europe,” the centre-back explained, before adding on the dream of winning the league title: “You must always dream, that's football. If you're in first place, you have to dream.” Provstgaard also highlighted his good relationship with Gattuso and his desire to keep developing in the new system. Fiorentina: Richardson hits out at Pioli: “I felt I had been treated unfairly” Amir Richardson has spoken again about his experience at Fiorentina. The midfielder, now on loan at Le Havre, told SoFoot that he struggled during the period following Stefano Pioli's arrival. “My relationship with Palladino was good, but the difficulties emerged after the change of coach,” Richardson said. The Frenchman added that he felt he had been treated unfairly and disagreed with some of the coach's decisions. That led him to seek a fresh start in order to get more consistent playing time. This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇮🇹 here.