☀️ Conceiçao's gesture, talent for Napoli, Inter renewals: morning news

☀️ Conceiçao's gesture, talent for Napoli, Inter renewals: morning news With the national team's first fixture out of the way, it is another day packed with news and talking points for Serie A's big clubs as they navigate the international break, contract renewals and the first stirrings of transfer activity. Watch every Serie BKT match live with LaB Channel on OneFootball: subscribe for just €9.99 a month! As usual, here are the morning's biggest stories. Juventus: Conceiçao's gesture Out for around a month with a dislocated shoulder, Conceiçao is working hard towards his return and, naturally, has not joined up with Portugal so he can focus on his recovery. As reported by Gazzetta dello Sport, Chico trained alone on his day off to get himself in the best possible shape for the clash with Venezia when play resumes. A gesture worth applauding. Milan: Comotto wants more Christian Comotto, Milan's young talent and a standout for Italy U20, spoke to Sportitalia after the win over Portugal. Here is what he had to say. "Well, yes, that's true, but it's also true that I'm 18 and I'm at Milan. I have players like Modric and Rabiot ahead of me, so I'm relaxed about it. I've made my debut in both the Europa League and Serie A. Obviously I want more because, even though I'm at Milan, I'm still a very ambitious person. So now I'll wait and hope to get more playing time, and then we'll see about the rest. But right now I'm 100% focused on Milan." Inter: the latest on contract renewals Inter are working on contract renewals to resolve every situation without clashes or awkward timing. As reported by Gazzetta dello Sport, Carlos Augusto will be the first to sign, extending his deal until 2031. The bonus-based approach, lowering base salaries while increasing performance-related payments, is also expected to apply to Dimarco and Thuram, whose contracts expire in 2028. After Augusto, it will be Calha's turn, with talks already underway. Napoli's youth policy! The names on their radar Napoli will enter the transfer market in January with a clear strategy: rejuvenating and refreshing the squad with carefully targeted additions for the future. Alongside Bakola, there are two prospects coming from France. As reported by Gazzetta dello Sport, Napoli are tracking Tyel Tati, the Nantes defender born in 2008. Also on their shortlist are Paris FC's Patrick Zabi, born in 2006, and Monaco's Coulibaly, born in 2004. Roma: Kevin is the alternative to Endrick Roma continue to dream of Endrick, but the path to signing Real Madrid's Brazilian sensation is complicated, with Mourinho standing in the way. One alternative they are particularly keen on, reports Gazzetta dello Sport, is Fulham's Kevin. The 23-year-old cost €40 million in 2025 but has played just 75 minutes in the Premier League and could leave England. Lazio: Isaksen's declaration of love In an interview with Bold, Gustav Isaksen reaffirmed his intention to stay at Lazio and his desire to renew his contract with a heartfelt declaration of love. "I don't think you should take it for granted that you're happy every day while also playing an important role at the club and enjoying so much trust. Right now, I wouldn't want to be anywhere else." Fiorentina: De Gea's future David De Gea's performances have been unconvincing, raising questions over his position. However, La Nazione has clarified the situation. According to the newspaper, the two sides decided last summer to continue together, and the Spaniard remains closely tied to Fiorentina both on and off the pitch, so there will be no moves in January. This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇮🇹 here.