Juventus are pursuing Samuel Wiafe, the 2008-born Genoa midfielder acquired from Modena for €2.5 million. Roma also track the talent, but Juventus hold the advantage through their strong relationship with Genoa. Any transfer would occur in summer as Wiafe continues his development at the Ligurian club. Italy's coaching staff has also monitored him, while Ghana remains a possibility through his parents' heritage.
Napoli are monitoring Darryl Bakola, Sassuolo's 2007-born midfielder, as sporting director Giovanni Manna searches for young prospects. The club values Bakola's physicality, drive and finishing ability. Napoli additionally scout Mohamed Alì Zoma, Nürnberg's 2003-born winger, as they expand their search internationally.
Gerry Cardinale spends a critical week in Milan overseeing multiple priorities. The owner reaffirmed his backing of Amorim following the Udine victory ahead of Bologna and Inter fixtures. Cardinale will also accelerate Markus Krösche's appointment as Head of Football, with financial terms already settled but role specifics still pending. The San Siro stadium project, designed for 71,500 capacity, will be unveiled Thursday with construction beginning mid-2025.
