Juve's 2007-born target, Lautaro back 🤕 and Roma title coup: morning news ☀️

Juve's 2007-born target, Lautaro back 🤕 and Roma title coup: morning news ☀️ Record-breaking Como and Napoli's defeat brought the two days of Champions League action to a close, but European football returns today with Juventus, Milan and Atalanta playing in the Europa and Conference Leagues. These are some of the stories making today's papers. Watch every Serie BKT match live with LaB Channel on OneFootball: subscribe for just €9.99 a month! Let's take a look at the biggest stories. 🔍 Juventus eye youngster born in 2007 against AZ The clash with AZ Alkmaar will offer a chance to take a close look at Bendeguz Kovacs , the Hungarian striker born in 2007 who has caught the eye of Juventus' management. The club have been tracking him for some time and already tried to make a move last summer, but no agreement was reached. The player subsequently extended his contract with the Dutch club until 2029 , but Juventus can count on close ties with his agency, which also represents Yildiz and Licina. As reported by Tuttosport , no asking price has yet been set, and it will depend on the young striker's performances this season. 🧤 Milan, Torriani's time has come Mike Maignan's suspension opens the door for Lorenzo Torriani to start in goal for Milan against Ferencvaros. A product of the Rossoneri academy, which he joined at just eight years old, the goalkeeper born in 2005 has quickly climbed the pecking order, going from third choice to Maignan's deputy in just a few months. As La Gazzetta dello Sport reports, he also attracted interest from Inter as a child, but always chose Milan. His journey included a debut against Liverpool at 19, following a summer tour under Fonseca in which he impressed against Manchester City, Barcelona and Real Madrid. After making 23 appearances for Milan Futuro last season, another big opportunity now awaits. Standing 197 centimetres tall, Torriani has impressed the coaching staff with his summer performances and recent appearances: against the Hungarian side, he will be tasked with proving he is ready for the European stage too 💪 Inter, good news for Chivu! Lautaro... Chivu has reason to smile ahead of the top-of-the-table clash with Como. Inter are welcoming back two important players: as reported by Gazzetta dello Sport , Stones and Jones have returned to full training and will be available for the Nerazzurri's next match. The injury list is therefore shrinking, although Luis Henrique remains unavailable. Lautaro Martinez's situation needs particular attention. The Argentine will not join up with his national team and will use the break to regain full fitness, with one clear goal: returning to the starting line-up against Como. That is the Inter staff's plan, as they hope to have their captain back at his best for an important match in the race at the top of the table. 👋 Napoli, could Lucca-KDB affect transfer plans? The defeat to Porto has left its mark at Napoli, with the spat between Lucca and De Bruyne attracting attention. But what happened on the pitch was reportedly not an isolated incident. As Fabrizio Romano explained on his YouTube channel, there have apparently already been other moments of tension between the pair, albeit less obvious and less public than the one caught on camera. The affair could also have repercussions for the January transfer window . Napoli are already planning some moves in the winter window and, according to Romano, the tensions that have emerged in the dressing room could influence the club's thinking. Significant squad decisions therefore cannot be ruled out, potentially affecting the futures of some players. ⚡️ Roma, Gittens in January! And Kvernadze... Roma will return to the transfer market in January to sign the winger they failed to bring to the capital during the summer window. Several players considered in recent months remain on the club's shortlist, with management identifying a priority to strengthen the attacking options behind Malen . As reported by Gazzetta dello Sport , the main target is Chelsea's Gittens , who is seen as the ideal player to add quality, pace and technical ability in the final third. Kvernadze and Stuttgart's Leweling also remain in the picture as alternatives. But that will not be the only move: Roma also want to sign a holding midfielder to add depth and give them more options. ⚠️ Lazio, injury concern for Nuno Tavares too! Alarm bells are ringing at Lazio ahead of their clash with Napoli. The Biancocelesti will already be without Zaccagni , whose injury will sideline him for around a month, but their captain may not be the only absentee. Another key starter is also at risk of missing the final match before the second international break. According to Il Messaggero , Nuno Tavares missed Wednesday's training session due to hamstring fatigue. His condition will be monitored over the coming hours, with Gattuso hoping to have him back in time for the match. Should he be ruled out , Pedraza and Luca Pellegrini have already been put on standby to replace the Portuguese player on the left flank. 🤔 Fiorentina, will they sign the midfielder requested by... Grosso? Finding the right balance between attacking drive and defensive solidity remains one of Fiorentina's priorities. Although the summer transfer window helped build an attack-minded team based on possession and a 4-2-3-1 formation, Vanoli has opted for Brescianini to provide greater cover and protection for the defence. It is a solution that shows how Fiorentina's new set-up is still searching for its definitive identity. There is still a gap in midfield to fill, something previously highlighted by Grosso too, who would have preferred a player such as Hojbjerg, Matic or Torreira . As reported by Corriere Fiorentino , Paratici is already working ahead of January to identify a signing who can provide quality and balance both in and out of possession. Until then, Vanoli will have to find answers within the squad, seeking the tactical solution best suited to the team's needs. This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇮🇹 here.