Today’s Papers: Alajbegovic arrives, Baresi tributes, Infantino no confidence

Alajbegovic, a Bosnian forward, has joined Juventus, signing an agreement with Bayer. The 35 million contract is valid until 2031. Kolo is also in talks with Paris Saint-Germain. The Bosnian jewel is described as a dream by Juventus fans.

Goalkeeper Victor Vicario has now overtaken Suzuki in the starting lineup. Infantino, the FIFA president, is reconsidering his plan to sell 20% of the World Cup rights to private investors. UEFA has announced it will hold a vote of no confidence in him.

In Italy, the Milan captain's funeral is scheduled for the day after tomorrow. Inter and Melbourne's Romeo and Jones are set to play against City on penalties. Asuli insists on closing two signings from the Premier League.

Fiorentina is awaiting the decision of a Fiorentina player. Mourinho has given the go-ahead for a transfer. The Argentine talent needs to decide his future.

In Cardiff, Cagliari's 2-2 draw against Real Gasperini highlights the need for Roma to complete the squad. Esposito's future remains uncertain.

Tuttosport reports that Juventus, with their class, will find a way to integrate Kerim and Kenan. Gasperini anticipates the green light from PSG for Kolo's permanent move, including a pre-season tour. Adzic is heading towards Cagliari.

Skirmishes with Napoli are reported, with Manna declining Gatti's offer in favor of Olivera. Vanja remains an option, and Vicario resists Baresi's influence on the 'Park of captains'. The stadium where Baresi will be honored is named the Famedio.

Fans are visiting Casa Milan, and some propose dedicating the second star to Baresi. An emotional tifo is planned in his memory in Perth.

Infantino has reversed his decision regarding the World Cup sale. The reasons behind Ceferin's victory are under investigation, and the future of the FIFA president remains uncertain. The Europa League victory for Roma against Cardiff is noted, with Chivu making an impact on the flanks.