Milan receive €50 million as Serie A restarts for January window

Today’s Papers report that Serie A returns this autumn and Milan have secured €50 million from Cardinale for the January transfer window. declares the season is back, with Inter set to play immediately after the long break. The autumn race therefore begins with fresh funds for Milan.

Milan's January cash boost

The €50 million injection is described as Cardinale’s money arriving just in time for the market. Milan’s board hopes the cash will fuel signings during the January window, strengthening the squad for the second half of the campaign.

Upcoming fixtures and club news

Milan host Parma at 18:00 on the San Siro, with Thuram named in the starting line‑up. Lautaro Martínez has indicated he wants to feature, adding firepower to the attack.

Napoli travel to face Frosinone, a clash described by the paper as Allegri and Alvini’s game turned upside down. The match is billed as a test of Napoli’s resilience against a Frosinone side capable of miracles.

Malen back in action, De Roon hopes for a starting place at Roma

The big match tomorrow pits Paz and Malen in a showdown between Como and Roma, with supporters from both clubs expected to fill the stands. The fixture is highlighted as a showcase of the league’s beauty.

Francescoli comments on the upcoming Cagliari‑Juve clash, saying ‘The Avvocato had signed me. Now I see myself in Yildiz.’ Cagliari’s director adds that interest is high and the player could develop like Barella, but must work hard.

Mourinho is quoted as saying ‘Inter are worthy of the treble. They have everything to make it, even if I hope they don’t.’ Meanwhile Chivu relies on Thuram, Lautaro is out and Pio Esposito is mentioned as a potential option. Inter’s coach pushes back, declaring ‘Anti‑Inter? You don’t talk about anti‑Roma, anti‑Como or anti‑Juve.’

Napoli’s 2094 minutes fuel fatigue worries as Serie A restarts

The Bianconeri’s January priority is a left‑back, with Vicario moving towards a permanent transfer. Nico has extended his contract until 2030, earning €4 million per year, while Perri’s €4 million deal is cited as a breakthrough. The salary is said to match his first four errors, yet the club trusts his quality, noting Fortini’s recovery and Turin’s role in Euro 2032. Italy’s Azzurri beat Belarus 2‑0, edging closer to World Cup qualification.