😨 KDB off in January? Endrick latest and Juve overhaul: morning news ☀

😨 KDB off in January? Endrick latest and Juve overhaul: morning news ☀ Italy are preparing to return to action for their final Nations League fixtures, with the Azzurri looking to finish their campaign on a high. Tonight, they face France at San Siro. Watch every Serie BKT match live with LaB Channel on OneFootball: subscribe for just €9.99 a month! Here are the biggest stories this Thursday morning. Juventus plan January overhaul: all the names Juventus are preparing major moves in the winter transfer market to revive what has so far been a disappointing season. According to Tuttomercatoweb , Giovanni Carnevali is already working to strengthen Spalletti's squad, currently seventh with 18 points. On the left flank, Balde is the dream target, but the more realistic options are Atalanta's Bernasconi and Tottenham's Udogie, with the former valued at around €25 million. The midfield could also get a new look. Targets include Sassuolo's Bakola, with a €25–30 million deal potentially agreed in January before a summer move. Hojbjerg remains an option for an immediate reinforcement, while Spalletti has reportedly identified Napoli's Anguissa as a target, although that would be a particularly difficult deal. Milan, Endrick and Tresoldi: the latest updates Milan continue to assess potential attacking reinforcements ahead of the January transfer window. According to Matteo Moretto , Endrick could leave Real Madrid in search of more consistent playing time. The Brazilian wants to play regularly and is open to a loan move. The Rossoneri are tracking him, but Roma currently appear to be ahead, with several English clubs also interested. As for Nicolò Tresoldi, Milan remain interested, with Gerry Cardinale also backing the move. The main obstacle, however, is Club Brugge, who intend to keep the striker until at least the end of the season. Should the Belgian side qualify for the next stage of the Champions League, a January departure would become even more complicated. Inter, Thuram: relief for Chivu There are encouraging signs regarding Marcus Thuram's fitness after he was forced to leave the France camp with a muscle problem. According to L'Interista , tests have ruled out an injury, revealing only muscle fatigue. It is reassuring news for Chivu, who hopes to have the striker back for the match against Atalanta on November 22. The Frenchman, who has already scored six goals this season, will continue his individual training programme over the coming days, aiming to rejoin team training before league action resumes. There is optimism at Inter, although his availability will only be assessed closer to the match. Meanwhile, Lautaro Martinez's return provides further reassurance in attack. Napoli, De Bruyne could leave as early as January: MLS dream Kevin De Bruyne's future at Napoli could take a dramatic turn as early as the winter transfer window. According to Il Mattino , the Belgian is reportedly considering leaving the Azzurri for MLS. His contract expires in June, and the Naples club reportedly have no intention of exercising their unilateral option to extend it. Napoli would reportedly not stand in the way of a transfer request, partly to reduce their wage bill and free up squad places. The former Manchester City player's inconsistent performances are prompting questions about his future, despite Allegri's faith in him. So far, there has been no official word from the player, who is also aiming to secure a place in Belgium's Euro 2028 squad. Roma target Endrick: Real set their price Roma continue to keep a close eye on Endrick, the talented Brazilian at Real Madrid who could move clubs in January. According to Mario Cortegana in The Athletic , the striker is reportedly ready to ask to leave if he does not get more playing time in the coming weeks. Milan are also monitoring the situation, while Mourinho and the Spanish club's management would like to keep him. The main obstacle is Real Madrid's financial demands, with the club reluctant to sanction another loan. For a permanent transfer, Los Blancos would reportedly demand more than €60 million, a figure that complicates Roma's plans. The situation will be reassessed in January, when it will become clear whether there is a realistic chance of bringing the Brazilian to the Italian capital. Lazio, Fabiani rules out departures: “Nobody is leaving” Lazio have no intention of letting their players leave in January. Sporting director Angelo Mariano Fabiani confirmed this to Gazzetta dello Sport , categorically ruling out any departures during the winter window. He also praised Gattuso's work, stressing that the coach had been both his and Lotito's first choice from the outset. Fabiani said he was particularly pleased with the atmosphere created at Formello, even more so than with the results and league position. He also praised Floriani as a symbol of the club's efforts to develop young players. He preferred to postpone any discussion of his own contract extension, while reiterating that it was entirely up to the protesting fans to decide when to return to the stadium. Fiorentina, Mastantuono could stay: Paratici's plans Fiorentina are working to keep Franco Mastantuono next season as well. According to ViolaNews , Real Madrid are reportedly pleased with the Argentine's development and could agree to extend his loan. Qualification for European competition could prove decisive for the Viola, with Paratici aiming to structure a deal similar to Como's move for Nico Paz. Meanwhile, Fiorentina are preparing January reinforcements, particularly in midfield and defence. They are interested in Gremio's Noriega and Marseille's Hojbjerg, while Matic and Torreira remain alternative options. In defence, they are tracking Lecce's Tiago Gabriel and Birmingham's Neumann. There is no willingness to let Oulai leave, however, despite interest from Galatasaray. This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇮🇹 here.