Overview
- Juventus suffered a setback in Perth on Sunday when Michele Di Gregorio made two costly errors that intensified a long‑running search for a new first‑choice goalkeeper.
- The club is prioritising Zion Suzuki, whose move from Parma to PSG is reported at about €33–35 million and whose immediate loan to Juventus would depend on PSG’s decision; Guglielmo Vicario and Trubin are being tracked as viable alternatives.
- Juventus has signalled it will complete the goalkeeper signing before pushing ahead with other targets such as Zirkzee and Lucumí, a sequencing choice shaped by heavy summer spending on attackers.
- Inter returned from an unbeaten Australia tour seen as an early title favourite but still wants a right wing‑back and will likely need to sell players to fund that purchase, while Napoli continues talks over Romelu Lukaku with Fenerbahçe after agent Federico Pastorello visited the club.
- Paolo Maldini publicly explained his resignation from the FIGC role, saying disagreements with FIGC president Giovanni Malagò over who would pick the national coach made stepping down unavoidable and signalling wider tensions in Italy’s national‑team management.