Thuram deal, 3️⃣ Milan names, Roma-Bakola, ADL won't sell: today's news 🔥

Thuram deal, 3️⃣ Milan names, Roma-Bakola, ADL won't sell: today's news 🔥 The three days of European action wrap up today with Europa League and Conference League fixtures. Juventus, Milan and Atalanta are the Italian sides in action, facing Rennes, Bournemouth and Ajax respectively. Between those matches, transfer news and injury updates, there is plenty to talk about today. Watch every Serie BKT match live with LaB Channel on OneFootball: subscribe for just €9.99 a month! As usual, here are the biggest stories. 🤑 Juventus, Bremer to leave? Yes, but... Juventus could consider selling Gleison Bremer as early as January. According to Calciomercato.com , the Brazilian defender has reportedly attracted interest from Bayer Leverkusen , who are ready to explore a move to bring him to Germany during the winter transfer window. The centre-back, born in 1997, recently sparked controversy with comments about some teammates’ lack of character following the defeat to Lazio, an issue that was subsequently resolved with an apology to Luciano Spalletti . Juventus do not consider Bremer untouchable, but his departure would depend on a particularly high offer. The defender is a key member of the squad, earning around €6 million per season . Any move therefore hinges on Bayer’s willingness to meet Juventus’ financial demands, as the club have no intention of easily letting go of one of their most important players. 🤩 Milan dream of Scott, with two more midfield targets Milan are exploring potential moves to strengthen their midfield, assessing targets for January or next summer. Top of the list is Alex Scott , the Bournemouth midfielder who has impressed in the Premier League and is also being tracked by several leading English clubs. However, Milan will not be able to use today’s match to watch the player, born in 2003, up close, as he is injured. A deal would be difficult regardless, with the Cherries hoping to sell their star for a fee close to €100 million. According to TMW , the other two targets would be easier to land: Yasin Ayari of Brighton and Adem Zorgane of Union Saint-Gilloise. The former can play both as a holding midfielder and an attacking midfielder, and his contract expires in 2027, a detail that could influence the English club’s valuation. Milan are monitoring the various situations without having settled on a definitive strategy: opportunities over the coming months will determine which targets they pursue. ✍️ Inter begin talks over Thuram contract extension Inter are stepping up efforts to secure Marcus Thuram ’s long-term future. The French striker’s contract expires in 2028, but both sides want to begin talks now over an extension. According to TMW , initial contacts have been positive, paving the way for formal negotiations. The aim is to agree a deal running until 2030 , strengthening the bond between Inter and one of their key attacking players. Talks will continue over the coming weeks, with both sides keen to reach an agreement quickly. Their shared desire to continue together is an important first step towards a new deal. 🙅‍♂️ Napoli, ADL: "I’m not selling! I turned down €3.5 billion" Aurelio De Laurentiis has dismissed rumours of a possible sale of Napoli to American businessman Matt Rizzetta . Speaking to Radio Kiss Kiss , the Napoli president ruled out any intention of selling the club: " Napoli is not for sale. I have no intention of proceeding ." De Laurentiis also explained that, if he ever decided to sell, he would prefer to hand the club over to a Neapolitan businessman rather than an American. The owner also reiterated his determination to press ahead with plans to build a new stadium, stressing that he had already rejected huge offers in the past. " Years ago, I turned down €3.5 billion from Arab buyers ," he said. As for Rizzetta, De Laurentiis confirmed that he had received an approach about a potential sale, but had replied that there was no intention of selling Napoli. 🔜 Roma: Bakola a target, but not for January Roma are keeping a close eye on Bakola , Sassuolo’s young French midfielder, who has also attracted interest from Juventus and several Premier League clubs. According to TMW , however, Sassuolo have no intention of letting him go during the winter transfer window. Having arrived from Marseille last February for close to €10 million, the French youngster has already made eight appearances across Serie A and the Coppa Italia, catching the eye of several clubs with his ability. Sassuolo see Bakola as an important player for the second half of the season and aim to keep him until at least June as they look to secure comfortable survival under Alberto Aquilani . A January move therefore looks difficult for Roma: Sassuolo’s management appear unwilling to enter negotiations during this transfer window and would prefer to postpone any decisions on the midfielder’s future until the summer. 🤕 Lazio, Gud’s return delayed! Albert Gudmundsson will have to wait a little longer before returning to action. According to Il Messaggero , the latest examinations showed that the bone callus in his right shoulder has not yet fully formed. The forward will therefore miss the first matches of November and is targeting a return after the international break. Ahead of the match against Parma, Marusic and Rovella remain unavailable, while Cancellieri is ready to return to the squad. Cataldi is also nearing a return and could rotate with Belahyane to manage workloads in midfield. 😔 Fiorentina, Antognoni regrets missing centenary celebrations Giancarlo Antognoni has reflected on his decision not to attend Fiorentina ’s centenary celebrations, organised by the Commisso family. " I do feel some regret about not going, for the fans, not for the owners ," he told Torpedone , the Autolinee Toscane podcast, explaining that past disagreements had influenced his decision. The former Fiorentina icon nevertheless stressed that he had never had any problems with Joseph Commisso or Rocco’s wife, Catherine. Antognoni also commented on the team’s current situation, calling for the squad to be given time following a turnover of 13 players. " You can’t have everything straight away with such sweeping changes," he stressed, expressing confidence in Paolo Vanoli ’s work. This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇮🇹 here.