Juventus chase Ait‑Nouri as Milan line up €50m Tresoldi, Inter eye Lautaro

With the January window looming, Juventus have identified a shortage on the left side and have set their sights on Algerian winger Mohamed Ait‑Nouri, whose lack of minutes at Manchester City – no Premier League appearances and just 168 minutes in the Champions League and League Cup – makes a winter move likely.

Juventus consider Lyon's Nicolas Tagliafico and Sporting Lisbon's Maxi Araujo as backups, but Ait‑Nouri remains the priority for directors Carnevali, Massara and Ottolini. The 22‑year‑old has been on Juventus' radar since the summer, and a loan could be arranged in January.

Milan ready to spend €50m on Tresoldi

AC Milan aim to reinforce their attack with Club Brugge striker Nicolò Tresoldi, whose 13 goals in 15 league and Champions League games have attracted interest. The Belgian club values him at around €50 million after rejecting a €35 million offer from Roma earlier in the summer. Milan's president Gerry Cardinale has instructed the hierarchy to pursue the deal, hoping to pair Tresoldi with Gonçalo Ramos, signed for over €70 million last summer. If negotiations collapse, Milan may defer the signing until the summer window.

Inter Milan are preparing for the return of Argentine striker Lautaro Martínez, who has missed five Serie A fixtures and two Champions League matches. He will finish a week of individual training before rejoining full squad on Monday, ahead of the Bergamo clash with Atalanta where he could start due to fitness concerns for Romelu Thuram and Matteo Bonny. The club also expects midfielder Curtis Jones to rejoin training alongside Martínez.

Napoli's chairman Aurelio De Laurentiis has contacted Torino's owner Urbano Cairo about 16‑year‑old winger Alessio Cacciamani, a 2007‑born talent valued at more than €20 million. The club plans an attacking overhaul in January, expecting his price to rise after a convincing start to the season.

Lazio halt Nuno Tavares, out of the upcoming Nations League

Roma have intensified their pursuit of Brazilian prodigy Endrick, who has featured only 141 minutes in seven appearances for Real Madrid. Gian Piero Gasperini's side are negotiating a loan with a fee, an option to buy and a possible buy‑back clause for the Spanish club. Endrick, born in 2006, could leave Spain as early as January, but Sporting Lisbon under Paulo Fonseca also competes for his signature.

Lazio face a setback as left‑back Nuno Tavares and defender Josip Sutalo suffered muscle problems against Napoli, leaving both doubtful for the upcoming derby with Roma on 13 December. Tavares is expected to miss three to four weeks, while Sutalo's recovery will be assessed through further tests.

Fiorentina are planning a significant January acquisition to bolster their midfield, with sporting director Fabio Paratici seeking an experienced midfielder.

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