Roma chase winger as Inter scout Argentine keeper, McTominay returns

Only a few hours remain until Roberto Mancini’s new Italy makes its debut tonight against Belgium. The Azzurri will line up under the new manager as the international break sees Serie A’s big clubs busy with training, possible January moves and injury returns. The Azzurri will be tested by Belgium’s disciplined side, while domestic clubs juggle squad planning.

Roma eye Georgian winger

Roma have identified 2003‑born Georgian winger Giorgi Kvernadze as a target. The Frosinone forward has netted five goals and added two assists in Serie A and the Coppa Italia this season. Frosinone are reluctant to sell, making the winger a challenging acquisition. Roma’s scouting department believes Kvernadze’s pace and crossing could complement their attacking midfield options.

Inter scout Argentine goalkeeper

Inter are monitoring 21‑year‑old Argentine Santiago Beltrán, who is under contract with River Plate until December 2027. Argentina notes that the keeper has already featured in Argentina’s national team set‑up and that Manchester United and Juventus are also interested. Inter have made informal enquiries to gauge his situation and potential negotiation space. Inter’s interest reflects a broader strategy to secure young talent ahead of the next season.

McTominay’s recovery

Napoli have confirmed that Scottish midfielder Scott McTominay has returned to Castel Volturno and completed an initial personalised training session after his ablation procedure in early September. The club says he is now focusing on gym work under a customised programme with medical staff. Napoli have earmarked the October 10 match against Frosinone as a possible return date. If he recovers fully, McTominay could provide Napoli with a physical presence in midfield.

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Juve have also been linked with Portuguese midfielder Bruno Fernandes, whose contract with Manchester United runs until 2027. says the player was offered to Italian clubs during the last transfer window, with Juventus and Milan assessing the move, but his high salary remains a major obstacle. Should a deal materialise, the Portuguese star would bring Premier League experience to Serie A.

Milan’s English defender Fikayo Tomori has spent the summer on the fringes, having turned down moves to Fulham, Coventry and West Ham while waiting for a possible offer from Aston Villa. his contract is unlikely to be renewed, suggesting his remaining months at the Rossoneri will be spent trying to regain a regular place. Tomori’s limited game time this season has seen him feature only in training sessions.

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