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๐Ÿ˜ณ Tomori-Leweling twist, Ausilio post and Cabal to stay? News ๐Ÿ”ฅ

The summer transfer window has closed after intense months filled with major signings, endless negotiations, and deals that collapsed at the last second. Serie A teams have reshaped their squads to va...

๐Ÿ˜ณ Tomori-Leweling twist, Ausilio post and Cabal to stay? News ๐Ÿ”ฅ

Juventus has ruled Juan Cabal out of their plans, with Luciano Spalletti favoring Zeki Celik over Andrea Cambiaso. The Colombian could potentially join a team in the Netherlands, Turkey, or Saudi Arabia, depending on the transfer market. At Milan, Fikayo Tomori is set to return under Ruben Amorin's management. Inter are considering Dario Baccin as Piero Ausilioโ€™s replacement, with Baccin having worked closely with Ausilio for years.

Napoli's Benoit Badiashile is nearing his first call-up, training hard to be ready for the upcoming match against Inter. Roma had agreed to a deal for Jamie Leweling but saw it collapse at the last minute, leaving Gasperini without the requested winger. Lazio parted ways with Samuel Gigot, who left on mutual agreement and saved the club around โ‚ฌ1.6 million in wages.

Fiorentina's Rolando Mandragora bid farewell to the club with an emotional Instagram post, expressing gratitude to his family, teammates, coaches, staff, and fans.

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