💣 Bremer-Leverkusen, Chukwu setback and Inter-Robinson: today's news 🔥

💣 Bremer-Leverkusen, Chukwu setback and Inter-Robinson: today's news 🔥 Kvaratskhelia has torn his ACL (and CR7 has sent him a message ), Gonçalo Ramos has suffered an injury and Spalletti has announced a Kolo-Woltemade partnership. Alongside these stories, there is plenty more news involving the biggest clubs in our league. Let's take a look: Juventus: Bremer open to Bayer Leverkusen move According to La Gazzetta dello Sport , Gleison Bremer is reportedly interested in a possible move to Bayer Leverkusen as early as the January transfer window. The German club would have no trouble meeting his wage demands. The German club reportedly wants to open talks with Juventus but they will not let him go easily . The suggestion that Bremer could decide to move in the near future is also fuelled by his recent change of agent. Milan: Chukwueze sidelined Bad news for Amorim's Milan, who are coming off back-to-back wins in the Europa League and Serie A. As reported by Antonio Vitiello , Chukwueze has been sidelined with a hip problem and will need to see a specialist. According to Sky Sport , he could face a lengthy spell out. Inter eye Monza's Jay Robinson According to Tuttosport , Inter's new sporting director Dario Baccin attended Monza-Cagliari to scout several players, including Jay Robinson. The English playmaker, born in 2005 and owned by Southampton, has scored two goals in five Serie A appearances. Inter particularly admire his ability to create numerical advantages through his dribbling. Monza have no option to buy the player, which means the Nerazzurri would have to negotiate directly with Southampton. Napoli: Bruscolotti apologises to Di Lorenzo After criticising Di Lorenzo , calling him a good player but not a leader, Giuseppe Bruscolotti has revisited his comments: "Di Lorenzo? I didn't mean to offend him. If he felt offended, I apologise." The former captain had said: "Di Lorenzo is good on the pitch, but beyond that he doesn't amount to much." The Napoli captain had responded to that criticism on Instagram: "One thing is certain: I may not amount to much, but w hen I'm 75 and a former captain, I certainly won't be tearing into the Napoli dressing room, knowing nothing from the outside and fuelling pointless criticism. I remembered you differently from our meeting at the centenary celebrations." Roma: Oosterwolde back on the radar According to Il Corriere dello Sport , Roma will strengthen in January, and a familiar name is back on the radar after coming very close to joining in the summer: Jayden Oosterwolde . The defender can play both out wide and on either side of a back three. A move for him fell through in August because of an injury, but if he has fully recovered , he will be seriously considered. Lazio, Lotito: "I wouldn't even sell to an emir" Repubblica has published new statements by Claudio Lotit o , made to prosecutor Lorenzo Del Giudice as part of the investigation into alleged efforts to facilitate a change of ownership at Lazio. The Biancocelesti president reiterated that he does not want to sell: "There is a political element (...) but there are people with financial interests, and someone wants to force me to sell for a pittance." He added: "Lazio cannot be taken over. L et them call the emir, but I'll say: I'm not interested , I'm not selling." Lotito also accused a section of the organised fanbase of driving the protests over commercial interests linked to pubs, even hinting at illegal activities. Finally, he criticised articles published by Il Tempo about Lazio's situation, claiming they were part of an organised campaign against him. Fiorentina: Atta a major doubt, Ranieri to be assessed As reported by FirenzeViola.it , Arthur Atta and Luca Ranieri trained individually at Viola Park ahead of Sunday's clash with Inter. The Frenchman is still struggling with abdominal muscle overload and is unlikely to be available for the trip to Milan. Ranieri, meanwhile, has yet to recover from the foot problem he suffered after the game against Genoa: his condition will be assessed over the coming days. This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇮🇹 here.