🔜 Yildiz back, Ausilio speaks out and shock fee 😳 for Mora: today's news 🔥

🔜 Yildiz back, Ausilio speaks out and shock fee 😳 for Mora: today's news 🔥 Serie A is taking a break to make way for international football, but the top-level action never stops. The spotlight is on the final Nations League group-stage fixtures, with outcomes still to be decided and crucial clashes set to shape the future of Europe's national teams. Watch every Serie BKT match live with LaB Channel on OneFootball: subscribe for just €9.99 a month! Meanwhile, important updates keep coming from the clubs too. Here are the biggest stories. Juve, Yildiz returns to training: here's when he could be back Kenan Yildiz is edging closer to a return to action. Juventus' Turkish talent has resumed training after fracturing his foot against Frosinone in August. His recovery is progressing well, and the Bianconeri's number 10 has confirmed he is targeting December to be available for Luciano Spalletti again. According to Tuttosport , the most likely return date is December 14 against Monza. However, an earlier call-up for the clash with Udinese on December 6 or the European fixture against Hapoel Beer Sheva on December 10 has not been ruled out. Milan, Cisse introduces himself on international duty: “Balotelli is my idol” Alphadjo Cisse has received his first senior international call-up and spoke about his emotions at a press conference in Coverciano. The Milan forward expressed his delight at this moment in his career, stressing his desire to keep proving his quality and developing further. The young Rossoneri player also reflected on last season's serious injury, which he overcame through determination and belief in his ability. “My role model in the national team has always been Mario Balotelli,” Cisse revealed, reiterating his ambition to learn from Italy's stars and achieve great things with Milan. Ausilio: “I left Inter at the right time” Speaking at the Social Football Summit in Turin, Piero Ausilio reflected on his departure from Inter, explaining the reasons behind the split after so many years with the Nerazzurri: “ The time had come, and I think it was the right moment. Only one thing mattered to me: I only ever considered that moment coming after a major victory, and that's how it happened .” The former sporting director then discussed his relationships with his old colleagues: “ Marotta? I haven't had the chance to speak to him since. He's the president, so he's probably very busy too. I regularly speak to and see Baccin. He worked for me for 10 years; relationships don't just disappear overnight. I speak to him and see him, just as I do Chivu, and I keep in touch with some of the player s.” Napoli targeting Varela: the constraints for January Napoli are keeping a close eye on Gustavo Varela, the Monza striker who has been a genuine revelation in Serie A this season. The Portuguese forward, born in 2005 and already called up to the senior national team, leads the scoring charts with nine league goals and 11 in all competitions this season. According to Corriere dello Sport , Napoli's management are particularly keen on him. Any potential deal, however, will have to take Napoli's financial constraints into account, with the club required to meet certain criteria in the winter transfer window too. Loan deals remain an option to strengthen the squad, while Allegri awaits players ready to make an immediate impact. Roma, Mora could cost €50 million! Rodrigo Mora's move to Roma could end up costing a total of €50 million. Porto CFO José Pedro Pereira da Costa clarified the details of the deal, explaining: “It was €25 million for 50%, but we have an option that is entirely at our discretion. For us, it's a €50 million deal.” The Giallorossi paid €25 million, plus €2 million in add-ons, to sign the player born in 2007 and acquire 50% of his economic rights. Porto, however, retain the right to require Roma to buy the remaining share for another €25 million, taking the total cost of the deal to €50 million, excluding add-ons. Lazio, a Provstgaard clause comes to light! Oliver Provstgaard has been one of the standout revelations for league leaders Lazio, making significant progress under Gennaro Gattuso. The Danish defender, who became a starter after Romagnoli's departure, has helped shore up a Lazio defence that has conceded just nine goals in the opening 11 Serie A rounds. According to Danish website Campo.dk , in a report picked up by LazioNews24 , the centre-back's former club Vejle reportedly retained a percentage of any future sale. The clause could affect Lazio's transfer plans, particularly given the player's rising market value. Fiorentina, Croci impresses Mancini: U17 World Cup call-up? Federico Croci continues to progress rapidly at Fiorentina, also catching the eye of national team coach Roberto Mancini. The forward, born in 2010, has scored seven goals for Fiorentina's Primavera side and another two in the Viareggio Tournament final, impressing the Italy boss: “ I've had the chance to watch him, and he's undoubtedly very good. He was born in 2010, but technically and physically he certainly holds his own against players born in 2007 .” According to Corriere Fiorentino, the young talent is already involved with the national youth teams, having recently attended an Under-18 training camp. Now another major opportunity could be on the horizon: a call-up for the Under-17 World Cup in Qatar, scheduled for November 19 to December 13. This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇮🇹 here.