Vlahovic’s agent in Turin 🧨 Milan want Muharemovic, Napoli eye Lucumi 🔥
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It's the day of the Milan derby: this evening Milan and Inter face off at San Siro in a match that represents a crucial crossroads for the awarding of the Scudetto.
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The derby takes the headlines, but there is no shortage of news - both on the field and in the market - concerning the Serie A giants. Let's discover the most important ones today.
Juventus, Vlahovic's agent is in Turin
The presence in Turin of Darko Ristic, agent of Dusan Vlahovic, has reignited rumors about the future of the Juventus striker. The agent himself posted a photo on Instagram from the Allianz Stadium during the match against Pisa, fueling speculation about possible meetings with the management.
The Serbian forward's contract is expiring and there is still no definitive decision on the extension. The options remain two: renewal with Juventus or a free transfer to another interested club. Decisive developments could arrive in the coming days.
Milan, Muharemovic defense target
Milan continues to monitor possible reinforcements for the summer, and one of the hottest names for the defense is Tarik Muharemovic from Sassuolo. The young center-back is highly appreciated in Italy and abroad, and the Rossoneri management is keeping an eye on him while the team remains focused on the derby with Inter.
According to Calciomercato.it, the request from the Neroverdi for the defender is around 30 million euros. This is a significant valuation that reflects the player's potential, with further developments expected in the coming weeks.
Inter, Thuram likely to miss the derby
According to Sky Sport, the chances of seeing Marcus Thuram among the Inter squad for the derby are significantly decreasing. The French forward is still dealing with a flu that has prevented him from training even on the eve of the match against Milan.
If he misses out, coach Cristian Chivu will rely on the young duo of Pio Esposito and Ange-Yoan Bonny, with Thuram thus unavailable for the game.
Napoli, Lucumí in the sights
According to Calciomercato.it, Napoli has returned to look at Bologna after acquiring Sam Beukema, targeting Colombian defender Jhon Lucumi. The player seems intent on focusing on the end of the season and the World Cup with Colombia.
Bologna, with the contract expiring in less than a year, would prefer to sell him to avoid losing him on a free transfer. The valuation is about 18 million euros, while Premier League clubs are also following the situation.
Roma, the conditions of Ferguson, Soulé, and Hermoso
Evan Ferguson will have to undergo ankle surgery, effectively ending his season and his experience at Roma, which will not exercise the buyout option set at 35 million.
According to Il Tempo, Artem Dovbyk should return between late April and early May, while Matias Soule and Mario Hermoso will miss the trip to Genoa but aim to return in the coming days for the matches against Bologna and Como.
Lazio, key players in doubt: decisive summer for four stars
According to Corriere dello Sport, Lazio risks losing its core: Ivan Provedel, Alessio Romagnoli, Danilo Cataldi, and Mattia Zaccagni are all at the center of evaluations for the future.
Romagnoli has a promise from Al-Sadd, while Provedel is sidelined with a shoulder injury and the club is evaluating the goalkeeper situation after Christos Mandas moved to Bournemouth. Cataldi remains a midfield pillar and Zaccagni, although tied until 2029, continues to attract interest from several clubs.
Fiorentina, Franchi remembers Astori: tribute from Curva Fiesole
Before the match between Fiorentina and Parma, fans paid tribute to Davide Astori, the Viola captain who passed away eight years ago. The Curva Fiesole, temporarily relocated to Curva Ferrovia due to work at the Stadio Artemio Franchi, displayed a banner with the inscription “DA13” and the symbols of the four districts of Florence.
Before the kickoff, a minute of silence was also observed to remember economist Piero Barucci and former Viola player Rino Marchesi, who achieved significant successes with Fiorentina in the 1960s.
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