Juventus target Ebnoutalib as Serie A clubs chase rising talent

Juventus have been linked with a move for Younes Ebnoutalib, the 2003‑born Eintracht Frankfurt striker, with the German club valuing him at roughly €18 million. According to Sky Sport Germany the Turin side want to tie the forward down to a new contract as they look to bolster their attack.

Juventus' pursuit of Ebnoutalib

Ebnoutalib has already netted six goals and added one assist in his first eight Bundesliga games, a return that has attracted interest from Tottenham as well. His early impact suggests he could provide the cutting edge Juventus lack in the final third.

Securing the player would give Juventus a proven scorer while allowing Frankfurt to cash in on a valuable asset, and the competition from Tottenham could drive the price toward the €18 million mark.

Other Serie A transfer news

AC Milan will enter the January market to sign a defender regardless of Gabbia's recovery timeline, with Sporting's Gonçalo Inácio on their radar and valued at around €40 million.

In attack, Milan coach Stefano Cardinale has praised Nicolò Tresoldi, who scored a hat‑trick against Inter in the Champions League; the Milan fan is wanted by Club Brugge for roughly €50 million.

Milan are also open to adding a wide player or a goalkeeper, a move that would enable Torriani to go out on loan.

Napoli gear up for Champions League clash with Porto as Politano leads pre‑match press conference

Inter will face Feyenoord in the Champions League without the Betsson.Sport logo on their shirts, following Dutch legislation that banned online betting sponsorship from 1 July 2025. The Nerazzurri will wear a predominantly red third kit, debuting a special Nike font for player names and numbers.

Napoli coach Francesco Allegri could redeploy Matteo Politano as a wing‑back in the Champions League clash with Porto if he adopts a 3‑5‑2 formation, a role the winger previously performed under Antonio Conte.

In 2024, Ruud van Nistelrooy, then Manchester United assistant coach, recommended signing Donyell Malen, but the deal never materialised; Malen later continued his career before moving to Roma.

Lazio expect Zaccagni and Cataldi to be available despite recent knocks, while Marušić and Rovella are close to returning after more than two months out; Gudmundsson will miss the international break after a shoulder fracture suffered on duty.

Napoli entrusts defence to Beukema against Porto in the Champions League

Former Fiorentina sporting director Carlos Freitas said Gonçalves cannot play out wide, needs a central role and will thrive only if the Viola become a dominant team.

The news comes on the day of Jesus de Miguel's passing, a reminder that football must keep going despite the pain of these moments.