🧨 Tresoldi to Serie A in January? Dimarco, Allegri’s future: morning news ☀️

🧨 Tresoldi to Serie A in January? Dimarco, Allegri’s future: morning news ☀️ A new weekend begins, taking us straight into Matchday 11 of Serie A. Watch every Serie BKT match live with LaB Channel on OneFootball: subscribe for just €9.99 a month! Let's take a look at this morning's biggest stories. Juventus: is Ndour the next target? The rivalry between Fiorentina and Juventus extends beyond the pitch and into the transfer market. As Tuttomercatoweb points out, the two clubs have completed no fewer than 45 direct deals, from Hamrin and Baggio to more recent moves involving Chiesa, Vlahovic and João Mário. The next name could be Cher Ndour, the Fiorentina midfielder who has long been on Juventus' radar. Juventus see Ndour as an ideal fit for their project, but convincing Fiorentina will be difficult. Paratici considers him virtually untouchable and, according to TMW , an offer of between €30 million and €40 million could be needed to open talks. A clause entitling PSG to 50% of the proceeds from any future sale also affects his valuation. Milan: all in for Tresoldi in January? Milan are already looking ahead to the winter transfer window and remain interested in Nicolò Tresoldi, the young Club Brugge striker who has never hidden his support for the Rossoneri. As Matteo Moretto reported on Fabrizio Romano's YouTube channel, the club are closely monitoring his performances while also assessing the financial feasibility of a potential deal. Much will also depend on the future of Francesco Camarda, whose situation will be reviewed in January to identify the best path forward and secure him more playing time. Meanwhile, Milan's management remain interested in Tresoldi and have not ruled out making a move during the next transfer window. Inter extend Dimarco's deal, with longer-term future still to be settled Inter have secured Federico Dimarco's services until at least 2028. As revealed by Matteo Moretto on Fabrizio Romano's YouTube channel and confirmed by Marotta himself last Tuesday, the club have exercised their unilateral option to extend the Italian wing-back's contract by one year, beyond its original expiry date in 2027. The decision had already been planned by the management. However, that may not be the end of the matter. Inter and Dimarco are considering a further extension, with talks set to continue over the coming months. There is no immediate urgency, then, but both sides are keen to explore an agreement that could further strengthen the bond between the player and the club. Napoli: is everything on the line for Allegri against Lazio? Napoli's situation is becoming increasingly difficult, and Massimiliano Allegri's position is back under scrutiny following the heavy Champions League defeat to Porto. According to Il Corriere dello Sport , the coach is not currently at risk of being sacked, despite a record of seven defeats in 14 games, a 14-point gap to the top and a difficult situation in Europe as well. However, Sunday's clash with Gattuso's Lazio will be a crucial test. Another setback, just before the international break, could prompt De Laurentiis to reconsider. The club appear intent on keeping faith with Allegri, also taking the injury crisis into account, but an eighth defeat would make a further review inevitable. Roma injury crisis: Dybala still out Roma are preparing to face Sassuolo without any of their sidelined players returning. As reported by La Gazzetta dello Sport , Dybala has continued training separately and will miss a seventh consecutive match, preferring to avoid risks ahead of the return to action after the break. Gasperini is therefore expected to field Soulé and Mora behind Malen. Rensch is also out with a right adductor injury that will require around 20 days of recovery. Koné and Gollini also remain major doubts, with particular concern over the French midfielder. The signs regarding his recovery are not encouraging, and the injury could prevent him from joining Zidane's France squad. It is a difficult situation for Gasperini, who hopes at least to have Svilar back when league action resumes. Lazio: Marusic returns and answers Montenegro's call Good news for Lazio, who welcome back Adam Marusic after more than two months out. The full-back, sidelined since August with a muscle problem, will be available for the clash with Napoli, initially taking a place on the bench. It is an important return for Lazio, who will once again be able to count on the Montenegrin's experience. As reported by Lalaziosiamonoi.it , Marusic has also decided to accept his national team call-up. During the November break, he will therefore leave Formello to join Montenegro's training camp under head coach Vucinic, representing his country again after a lengthy spell on the sidelines. Fiorentina: Vanoli puts his faith in youth for the future Paolo Vanoli's Fiorentina are trying to build a solid team capable of competing over the long term, following the strategy laid out by Fabio Paratici during the summer transfer window. As Corriere dello Sport highlights, the Fiorentina coach continues to defend his decisions, even the less popular ones, seeking to get the best out of the entire squad without letting outside pressure influence him. However, consistent results remain essential if they are to climb the table. The project's strength lies in its young players: the squad's average age, weighted by minutes played, is just 24.4, the fourth-lowest in Serie A. In addition, nine of their 15 league goals have been scored by players born in 2005 or later, including Mastantuono, Jimenez and Ndour. Vanoli's aim is to turn this potential into immediate results without compromising the team's future development. This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇮🇹 here.