Juve change president, Laporta on Lautaro, Napoli latest ☀️

Serie A's hiatus allows room for international matches, with the France vs. Italy clash set to draw significant interest. As the league readies to resume, Ginevra Elkann is rumored to be in the running to replace Gianluca Ferrero as Juventus' president. Born in London in 1979, the sister of John and Lapo Elkann could take charge of the Bianconeri club.

In Milan, training continues with a reduced squad of 16 players due to international commitments. Ruben Amorim will focus on tactical principles during this period, while Samuel Chukwueze enjoys a well-deserved rest.

Inter Milan reportedly made a strong move to sign Lautaro Martinez last summer, with Barcelona's Joan Laporta personally contacting Inter's Giuseppe Marotta to inquire about the player. However, Marotta firmly declined the offer, preventing Barça from pursuing Lautaro.

Napoli are already strategizing for the upcoming January transfer window, with Aurelio De Laurentiis, Massimiliano Allegri, and Giovanni Manna leading the charge. Among their targets are Asane Sow, Mamadou Coulibaly, Sebastian Szymanski, and Oumar Solet. Roma's Gasperini is readying his team for the October 11 match against Como, with Malen, Wesley, and Cristante expected to return by the end of the week. Meanwhile, Lazio's Gudmundsson is set to miss around two months due to a shoulder injury.