Milan-Bakola, Conceicao-Liverpool 👀 Inter-Okoye: today's news 🔥

Milan-Bakola, Conceicao-Liverpool 👀 Inter-Okoye: today's news 🔥 With the week of European football now over, following four defeats out of four in the Champions League and wins for Milan and Juventus in the Europa League and Atalanta in the Conference League, domestic league action returns. Watch all Serie BKT matches live with LaB Channel on OneFootball: subscribe for just €9.99 a month! Serie A Matchday 7 kicks off tonight with Frosinone-Sassuolo. In the meantime, here is today's biggest news involving the top clubs. Juventus: the inside story on Conceição and Liverpool Francisco Conceição is going through a tricky spell at Juventus. According to TMW , the Portuguese winger looked very unhappy when substituted against Celta Vigo, and his relationship with Spalletti appears less harmonious than it was a few weeks ago. His numbers so far do little to help: one goal and one assist in eight appearances, with over 500 minutes played. Juve had placed considerable faith in him over the summer, however, joining the player in turning down an offer of around €50 million from Liverpool. The aim remains to make this his true breakthrough season, but the start has been more difficult than expected. Milan scouting Bakola Milan continue to monitor Serie A's most promising youngsters and have reportedly set their sights on Darryl Bakola , Sassuolo's French midfielder. According to TMW , Milan's interest is already concrete, and the player will continue to be watched closely over the coming weeks. The club could look to move early and consider a deal as soon as January. Inter: Okoye emerges as a goalkeeping target Inter continue to assess potential options in goal, and a significant transfer report has emerged from Nigeria. According to Il Messaggero Veneto , the Nerazzurri have added Maduka Okoye to their list of players to monitor ahead of the January transfer window. The main obstacle is the asking price: it would take around €20 million to persuade his club to sell. That hefty fee could hold up a deal, but Okoye remains on Inter's radar. Napoli: Allegri furious after Villarreal defeat — the inside story The defeat to Villarreal has had serious repercussions at Napoli. According to Il Mattino , Massimiliano Allegri is said to be highly agitated and unhappy with the team's performance, with the atmosphere noticeably more tense than during the international break. His relationship with De Laurentiis remains very strong, however: the president still has complete faith in the coach and believes things can be turned around quickly. The first test will be the trip to Venezia, where Napoli must respond to silence the criticism and regain confidence. Roma targeting 2008-born Zarrella Roma are looking to the future and keeping a close eye on Gabriel Zarrella , Stuttgart's 2008-born centre-back. According to TMW , the Giallorossi are monitoring the youngster and could step up their pursuit in the coming weeks. Standing 190 centimetres tall, Zarrella plays for Stuttgart's Under-19s and has already featured in the Youth League. His contract expires on 30 June next year, although the German club have an option for another season. Born in Cologne to an Italian father and a Brazilian mother, he is also eligible to represent three national teams: the Italian football federation is watching him closely too. Lazio: not just Floriani — four contract renewals on the table Lazio are preparing a series of contract renewals to tie down key players in Gattuso's plans. According to Corriere dello Sport , Romano Floriani Mussolini remains the priority, but contracts for Gustav Isaksen, Nicolò Rovella and Fisayo Dele-Bashiru, all of which expire in 2028, are also on the table. The club want to act early, extending deals and adjusting salaries. Talks will be opened or stepped up by December, with the aim of heading into the January transfer window with a clearer picture regarding the players considered key to their plans. Fiorentina: Pellegrino now ahead of Beto The race for Fiorentina's centre-forward spot remains open, but following the trip to Genoa, Mateo Pellegrino appears to have gained ground on Beto. The Guinean, who started against Genoa, failed to make an impact and continues to struggle with both his fitness and his understanding with his teammates. According to La Nazione , Paolo Vanoli nevertheless continues to value his qualities, especially his ability to run in behind and trouble opposing defences. Pellegrino, however, offers more in the build-up and has already scored three goals this season. Beto therefore remains firmly in contention, but he will need to show clear signs of improvement in the coming matches to move back ahead in the pecking order. This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇮🇹 here.