🤯 Anguissa-Juve, KDB twist, Chivu slammed and Vanoli: morning news ☀

🤯 Anguissa-Juve, KDB twist, Chivu slammed and Vanoli: morning news ☀ The Milan derby was just the first big clash of this round of league fixtures: tonight at 20:45, Juventus host Napoli in a game that promises just as much excitement and entertainment. Watch every Serie BKT match live with LaB Channel on OneFootball: subscribe for just €9.99 a month! Meanwhile, let's catch up on this Sunday morning's biggest stories. Juventus: Anguissa remains a midfield target According to TMW , Juventus continue to monitor Anguissa and are considering the midfielder as a potential signing. The lack of an agreement over a new contract with Napoli is fuelling Juve's interest, particularly with a view to June. Tonight, Anguissa will face Juve themselves at the Allianz Stadium. It is an intriguing encounter from a transfer perspective too: the Bianconeri could make their move as early as January with a substantial offer, rather than waiting until the summer. Milan: four January signings planned, with Inacio top of the list According to Calciomercato.com , Milan are preparing another three or four signings for January, with Krosche ready to get to work in the winter window. A defender will be the priority, and Sporting Lisbon's Inacio is reportedly the current favourite. The Rossoneri are also looking for an attacking player who can operate out wide and as a number ten, while considering a new holding midfielder and a major addition up front. Endrick remains a strong option: Cardinale continues to work on a deal for the Real Madrid talent despite competition from Mourinho. Inter: Chivu under fire over unconvincing formation change La Gazzetta dello Sport ranks Chivu among those most at fault in the derby after he abandoned the usual 3-5-2 and opted for Thuram as a lone striker, with Diouf and Sucic behind him. The change appears to have unsettled a team accustomed to well-established patterns of play. The fitness issues affecting Bonny and Pio Esposito offer some mitigation, but the Rosea asks whether it would have been better to put faith in youngster Lavelli and retain the usual formation. The tactical gamble did not pay off, earning Chivu a rating of 5. Napoli: Juventus tried to sign De Bruyne before his move According to Il Mattino , De Bruyne was a serious target for Juventus before joining Napoli. After Manchester City decided not to extend the Belgian's contract, the Bianconeri made a move to try to sign him. Manna's swift intervention reportedly changed the picture, allowing him to beat Juventus to De Bruyne's signature and bring him to Napoli. That revelation takes on added significance today: tonight, the Belgian will face the team that tried to sign him at the Stadium. Roma: Forbs emerges as January alternative to Endrick According to Calciomercato.com , Roma continue to work on a deal for Endrick but are also considering Carlos Forbs as an alternative to strengthen their attack in January. The Giallorossi have scouted the Portuguese Club Brugge player in person after he impressed against Inter in the Champions League. The interest could develop into a concrete move if the deal for Endrick, who is also being tracked by Milan and Aston Villa, becomes more complicated. Brugge, however, value Forbs at upwards of €15–20 million and are reportedly unwilling to consider a loan. Fiorentina: Vanoli's future on the line, with four points needed According to La Nazione , the next two games against Sassuolo and Juventus will be crucial to Vanoli's future. Fiorentina are aiming to pick up at least four points before the break to climb the table and restore some calm around the club. The away trip to Sassuolo, in particular, will already be a defining moment for the Viola coach. Another setback could fuel speculation over his position, while positive results in the next two matches would allow Vanoli to ease the pressure. This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇮🇹 here.
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