Serie A is back, immediately delivering goals, entertainment and top-quality clashes: nine goals were scored across yesterday’s three matches. Today, the action heats up with five more games that promise to be just as entertaining, if not raise the bar even further.
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Let’s take a look at the biggest stories this Sunday morning.
Juve look to Brazil: Morisco emerges as a target
According to Tuttosport, Juventus are already looking to the future between the posts: Vicario is impressing and looks set to have his move made permanent, but the situations surrounding Grabara, Neto and Pinsoglio are prompting the club to consider signing another goalkeeper. Among the players being monitored is Pedro Morisco, born in 2004, who plays for Coritiba and recently made his Brazil debut.
The Brazilian appeals because of his age, ability with his feet and affordable price: reports from Brazil suggest a valuation of between €5 million and €8 million. He is not the only option on the table, however: Frosinone’s Lorenzo Palmisani remains a target, and Juventus could sign him as early as January before leaving him on loan until the end of the season.
Milan’s Endrick hopes fade as agent plays down move
Endrick remains one of the most talked-about names ahead of the January transfer window, with the Brazilian also appearing on Milan’s radar. His limited playing time at Real Madrid so far has fuelled speculation about a possible departure, but the striker’s camp has firmly played down those rumours.
Alan Redmond, an executive at Roc Nation Sports International, reiterated that the player, born in 2006, has always wanted to stay in Madrid, despite interest from several clubs over the summer. The agency is confident that Endrick will make the most of his opportunities and believes he could remain at Real for a long time to come.
Spence: “I’ll give my heart and soul for Inter”
After two long months of waiting, Spence finally made his Inter debut at San Siro. The player described how emotional the occasion was, thanking the Nerazzurri fans for a welcome that, by his own admission, gave him “goosebumps”.
“It was an honour to make my debut at San Siro tonight. I’m ready to give my heart and soul for this team,” Spence wrote, showing his enthusiasm straight away. His message ended with his eagerness to get back on the pitch soon and an emphatic “FORZA INTER! 🖤💙”.
Lang takes a swipe at Conte: “Allegri talks to me and gives me confidence”
After scoring in Napoli’s 3-0 win over Frosinone, Noa Lang spoke to DAZN about his current form and the relationship he has built with Massimiliano Allegri. The Dutchman highlighted the trust the new coach has shown in him, while stressing that the team still has plenty of room for improvement.
Lang also took a swipe at Antonio Conte: “Last season with the other coach was a little difficult; now I feel Allegri’s trust.” Then came his most telling comment: “The biggest difference is that this coach talks to me. He tells me how to improve and how to move on the pitch.”
Roma step up efforts as English clubs pursue Lulli
According to TeamTalk, Roma talent Emanuele Lulli, born in 2007, has attracted the attention of several Premier League giants. Liverpool, Arsenal, Chelsea, Tottenham, Manchester City and Manchester United are reportedly keeping a close eye on the wide player’s development, after English scouts spotted him while watching his teammate Wesley.
Paris Saint-Germain are also reportedly tracking Lulli, but Roma want to protect one of their academy’s most exciting prospects. With his contract expiring in 2027, the Giallorossi have reportedly already opened talks with his representatives in an effort to agree an extension until 2031.
Lazio injury update: how the players are progressing
Lazio have released an update on the players dealing with fitness issues. Marusic is gradually increasing his workload and will undergo further tests next week, while Rovella continues his rehabilitation and fitness reconditioning as he awaits a final diagnostic assessment.
Cancellieri, meanwhile, is continuing with an individual programme and gradually resuming physical training. Gudmundsson is still wearing a brace and continuing his treatment and rehabilitation under the supervision of the medical staff, who will keep monitoring all the injured players daily.
Another setback for Fiorentina: Gazzetta revisits Grosso’s dismissal
Fiorentina lost 2-1 away to Genoa, suffering the first defeat of Paolo Vanoli’s second spell in charge after taking four points from their previous two games. According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, the Viola showed signs of anxiety at Marassi and struggled to turn the quality in their squad into end product.
The latest setback also prompts a fresh look at the start of the season and Fabio Grosso’s dismissal, which came after three consecutive defeats. The performance against Genoa reportedly left the impression that the former coach was not entirely to blame and that more time is still needed to turn this group into a true team.
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