Transfer gossip: Como renews Diao, Bayern eyes Kaio Jorge

Transfer market rumors: Como is READY to RENEW Assane DIAO's contract THROUGH 2031 and to STRENGTHEN THE YOUTH TEAM, while Milan confirms that Warren Bondo will not have REINTEGRATION IN THE SQUAD; Bayern is evaluating Kaio Jorge, with Juventus ready to CASH IN a share, and Roma SAYS GOODBYE TO SALAH-EDDINE, HOPING FOR OOSTERWOLDE.

Como aims to lock down Diao

Assane DIAO scored the goal on his absolute debut in the Champions League in Como's 4-1 victory over Leipzig, confirming his worth in the European competition. The 2005‑born youngster was the protagonist of a decisive attack, and the Lario club wants to secure him until 2031. The renewal is therefore READY and aims to STRENGTHEN THE YOUTH TEAM.

Bayern evaluates Kaio Jorge

Bayern Munich has sent scouts to Brazil to monitor KAIO JORGE, a 2002‑born striker and former Juventus player, currently at Cruzeiro. According to sources, the Bavarian club could make an offer up to €45 million, and Juventus could CASH IN 30 percent of the future resale. The negotiation is ON a solid basis and CAN lead to a major transfer.

In the meantime, Como has announced the arrival of Italian midfielder Davide Zamagni, born in 2007, from Cesena. Zamagni has made 45 appearances in Primavera 1, with 7 goals and 6 assists, showing versatility both in possession and defensive phases. The youngster will join manager Falsini's squad, further strengthening THE YOUTH TEAM.

Roma keep January hopes alive for Dutch defender Oosterwolde despite injury

Warren Bondo remains at Milan, but coach Ruben Amorim has confirmed that there WILL BE NO REINTEGRATION IN THE SQUAD. The midfielder will continue to live apart and train separately until January, as stated at yesterday's press conference. “We have one extra player in every department of the team: that was the goal when we finished assembling the squad,” Amorim said.

Roma has announced that SALAH-EDDINE will leave the Capital to move to Panathinaikos in Greece, with a loan deal including an option to buy. The Dutch full‑back, born in 2002, has signed for the Athenian club and is expected to undergo medical examinations today. The Roman club SAYS GOODBYE to the defender, but HOPES for a future return.

Jayden Oosterwilde, a 2001‑born winger, could return to Roma in January, after skipping the last summer transfer window for physical reasons. It reports that the player has opened up to the possibility of a move to the Capital already next month. Interest remains strong, but the final decision is still pending.

Milan eye Alejandro Balde as injuries force Ruben Amorim to rethink wing options

In the executive sector, the company has announced that lawyer Andrea Fabris, former General Director of US Sassuolo Calcio, has been appointed Chief Executive Officer. The announcement emphasizes that Dr. Veronica Squinzi remains Chief Executive Officer, while Fabris joins the Board of Directors. The move strengthens the club’s management structure.