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Juve eye Ait-Nouri, Milan-Tresoldi, Endrick and Lautaro: morning news ☀️

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Juve eye Ait-Nouri, Milan-Tresoldi, Endrick and Lautaro: morning news ☀️
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The January transfer window is approaching, and Serie A's big clubs are starting to make their moves. Juventus are targeting Ait-Nouri to strengthen their left flank, Milan are preparing a €50 milli...

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  • Juve eye Ait-Nouri, Milan-Tresoldi, Endrick and Lautaro: morning news ☀️.
  • The January transfer window is approaching, and Serie A's big clubs are starting to make their moves.
  • Juventus are targeting Ait-Nouri to strengthen their left flank, Milan are preparing a €50 milli...

Juve eye Ait-Nouri, Milan-Tresoldi, Endrick and Lautaro: morning news ☀️The January transfer window is approaching, and Serie A's big clubs are starting to make their moves. Juventus are targeting Ait-Nouri to strengthen their left flank, Milan are preparing a €50 million move for Tresoldi, and Roma are stepping up their pursuit of Endrick.Watch all Serie BKT matches live with LaB Channel on OneFootball: subscribe for just €9.99 a month!Meanwhile, Napoli are tracking two attacking talents, while Inter are preparing to welcome back Lautaro Martinez and Curtis Jones. There is bad news for Lazio, who are dealing with two fresh injuries, while Fiorentina are seeking a major midfield reinforcement.Here are this morning's top stories on Serie A's seven big clubs.Juventus, Ait-Nouri is the top choice: 2 alternativesJuventus are preparing their first signing of the winter transfer window. Strengthening the left flank is the club's priority and, according to La Gazzetta dello Sport, Ait-Nouri is currently the main target for Carnevali, Massara and Ottolini.The Algerian wide player, who was also on their radar in the summer, is getting very little playing time at Enzo Maresca's Manchester City: no Premier League appearances and just 168 minutes in total across the Champions League and League Cup. That situation could pave the way for a January departure, potentially on loan. Lyon's Nicolas Tagliafico and Sporting Lisbon's Maxi Araujo remain alternatives, but Ait-Nouri tops the list.Milan move for Tresoldi: €50 million readyMilan want to build a Champions League-calibre attack and have identified Nicolò Tresoldi as the ideal January signing. According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, Gerry Cardinale has reportedly instructed the club's management to push for the Club Brugge striker, who has made an impressive start to the season with 13 goals in 15 appearances across the league and Champions League.The deal looks set to be extremely expensive: the Belgian club value the striker at around €50 million, having already rejected a €35 million offer from Roma in the summer. Milan, however, are determined to try, helped by their good relationship with Club Brugge and the wishes of the player, a lifelong Rossoneri fan. The idea would be to pair him with Gonçalo Ramos, signed for more than €70 million last summer, forming an entirely new strike partnership. If the deal falls through, Milan could postpone their move until the summer.Inter, Lautaro is ready to return!Inter are preparing to welcome back two key players when league action resumes. Lautaro Martinez is now close to rejoining the squad after missing five Serie A matches and two Champions League games. According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, the Argentine will complete one final week of individual training before returning to full training with his teammates on Monday.The target is the trip to Bergamo to face Atalanta, where the Nerazzurri captain could even start, particularly given Thuram and Bonny's fitness issues.Napoli, De Laurentiis makes a move for Cacciamani!Napoli are planning an attacking overhaul in January and have set their sights on two young Serie A talents. According to Corriere dello Sport, Aurelio De Laurentiis has reportedly already contacted Urbano Cairo about Alessio Cacciamani, Torino's winger born in 2007. The player is valued at more than €20 million, a figure set to rise following a convincing start to the season.Roma, Endrick on loan: a rival emergesRoma are stepping up their pursuit of Endrick, a major transfer target for Gian Piero Gasperini. The Brazilian talent is getting very little playing time at Real Madrid and could leave Spain as early as January. According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, talks between Roma's management and the player's representatives have resumed, with the aim of arranging a loan deal with a fee, an option to buy and a possible buy-back clause for Los Blancos.The forward, born in 2006, has played just 141 minutes across seven appearances, a lack of game time that could push him to seek more regular football. Roma would like to capitalise, but must watch out for Paulo Fonseca's Sporting Lisbon, who are also interested in the Brazilian.Lazio, Tavares and Sutalo already doubtful for the derbyLazio have lost two more important players just before the break. Nuno Tavares and Josip Sutalo suffered muscle problems against Napoli, with both facing potentially lengthy spells on the sidelines. According to Corriere dello Sport, the Portuguese player could be out for around three to four weeks, while the Croatian defender's situation has yet to be clarified.Tests on Sutalo will determine his chances of recovering in time for the derby against Roma on 13 December, with his involvement already in doubt.Fiorentina target Hojbjerg and TorreiraFiorentina are preparing a major January move to strengthen their midfield. According to FirenzeViola, Fabio Paratici is looking for an experienced midfielder who can provide balance, solidity and quality both in and out of possession. That profile is considered essential to complete Paolo Vanoli's squad.Atalanta's Éderson would be the ideal fit, but his valuation of close to €50 million makes a deal extremely difficult. Bologna's Lewis Ferguson is also admired, though the club are unlikely to let him go. Options to watch include Marseille's Pierre-Emile Højbjerg and, above all, Lucas Torreira, with fresh talks over the latter potentially taking place in the coming weeks. The Uruguayan's return would be an interesting solution given his attributes and experience, while Paratici will continue to monitor opportunities before the winter transfer window opens.This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇮🇹 here.

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