Darren Ferguson, Peterborough United's long-serving manager, is thrilled by his squad's newfound unity ahead of the new season. Significant roster changes and a strong pre-season indicate a fresh start for the League One club.
Inter CEO Beppe Marotta dismissed widespread speculation linking Hakan Calhanoglu to a Turkish Super Lig transfer, calling reported offers 'imaginary.' Marotta confirmed the midfielder is expected for pre-season, having never expressed a desire to leave.
New Napoli signing Noa Lang quickly learned his first Italian word, 'stanco' (tired), thanks to Antonio Conte's demanding pre-season. The 26-year-old opened up about tactical talks with Conte and rigorous training.
Roma secures Brighton's Evan Ferguson on loan with a €40M option, their second summer signing. Coach Gian Piero Gasperini, however, voices urgent concerns over the sluggish transfer market, pushing for more reinforcements as the season looms.
After a decade of triumph with Manchester City, midfield maestro Kevin De Bruyne has elucidated his decision to join Napoli on a free transfer, emphasizing a compelling blend of competitive ambition, a fresh lifestyle for his family, and the honor of wearing the iconic No. 10 jersey.
Napoli President Aurelio De Laurentiis revealed swift negotiations for new signings Lorenzo Lucca and Sam Beukema, expressing confidence in Kevin De Bruyne's game-changing ability. He also voiced strong concerns over football's deep financial troubles.
Star winger Nico Williams has committed his future to Athletic Club, signing a new 10-year deal despite intense summer interest from Barcelona. Manager Ernesto Valverde expresses delight and focuses on the season ahead.
Napoli boss Antonio Conte, speaking from Dimaro, hailed Kevin De Bruyne as an undeniable squad boost, affirming their commitment to defend the Scudetto. He emphasized the ongoing 'rebuilding' project and future plans for the club.
Genoa boss Patrick Vieira denies summer Inter links, instead focusing on strengthening his squad with experienced players and promising loanee Valentin Carboni for an ambitious Serie A campaign.
Lazio coach Maurizio Sarri was briefly hospitalized for an unconfirmed illness but made a swift recovery, returning to lead Wednesday evening's training session. The club confirmed his well-being, easing concerns after a day of uncertainty.
