Bayern eye Woltemade as Inter and United vie for Beltran before Turkey showdown

The Nations League keeps delivering drama, and the Azzurri are eyeing tomorrow’s clash with Turkey after a disappointing opening loss to Belgium. At the same time, Bayern Munich have placed striker Nick Woltemade on their shortlist, while Inter Milan and Manchester United battle for goalkeeper Santiago Beltran and Napoli hope Leonardo Spinazzola will be fit for the fixture.

Bayern keep Woltemade on radar

Nick Woltemade is currently on loan at Juventus from Newcastle United. Christian Falk of reports Bayern Munich could reopen interest if his Serie A displays match the level he showed at Stuttgart. At present there are no direct contacts or imminent negotiations, but his name already appears on Bayern’s shortlist. Strong performances with Juventus and the German national team would be the decisive factor to turn Bayern’s interest into a concrete move.

Ardon Jashari’s anticipated breakthrough has not materialised; he has logged only 153 minutes this season, with Musah preferred when a different solution is required. After more than a year at the club, Jashari still lacks a clear pathway to regular first‑team action.

Inter and United chase Beltran

Inter Milan are monitoring River Plate goalkeeper Santiago Beltran, a 2004‑born Argentine who was linked with Juventus last summer. Baccin is working the South American market, and Manchester United have also expressed interest in the young keeper. Beltran is under contract with River Plate until December 2027, meaning his valuation will be influenced as the final year of his deal approaches.

Napoli hope Spinazzola returns

After 72 hours of rest granted by manager Massimiliano Allegri, says there is a good chance Leonardo Spinazzola will be available for the upcoming match. His return is important alongside Mathias Olivera, who is due back from national team duties before the game against Frosinone. Goalkeeper Alex Meret’s fitness still needs assessment, while Anguissa will remain unavailable and Alisson is not expected to recover in time.

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Following a poor showing in the opening defeat to Belgium, Italy manager Roberto Mancini has reshaped the squad in pursuit of better results and a higher‑level performance.

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Paulo Dybala and Nahuel Molina received invitations to Lionel Messi’s farewell friendly against Benin on 6 October at the Monumental in Buenos Aires, but Roma appear reluctant to grant permission due to the long travel. Inter and Fiorentina have also voiced displeasure over the timing. Meanwhile, Patric’s move from Lazio to Al‑Ittifaq in Qatar stalled after a clerical error was discovered in the paperwork.

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