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Today’s Papers – Serie A returns, Milan get money for January window

La Gazzetta dello SportThey are back!The season resumes; there’s Inter right away.After the long break, the autumn race begins. Against Parma (18:00 San Siro), Thuram to start, Lautaro wants to play...

Today’s Papers – Serie A returns, Milan get money for January window

Serie A resumes its season, with Inter Milan making their return. After a lengthy break, the autumn race officially begins. Milan faces Parma on January 18th at San Siro, with Laurent Thuram set to start and Lautaro Martinez ready to play. Milan has secured additional funds from Cardinale's market to bolster their position in the transfer window.

Napoli and Frosinone clash in an unexpected showdown. Allegri and Alvini's coaching strategies take center stage as they navigate the match. Francescoli finds himself reunited with Juventus, sharing his feelings about the experience.

Jose Mourinho expresses his belief in Inter Milan's potential to achieve the treble, despite his hopes that they won't succeed. José returns to Rome for the first time as an opponent, reminiscing about the emotional and memorable moments shared with the team during a meeting in Madrid.

Inter faces a familiar challenge against Parma, who are starting with a new coach. Inter aims to surpass their opponents, with a determination to win against all odds.

Tuttosport reports that Inter coach, Allegri, warns against anti-Roma, anti-Como, anti-Juve, and anti-Milan sentiment. Gilardino shares his thoughts on the team, describing Inter as humble yet ferocious.

Napoli faces a tough test against Frosinone, where miracles could happen. Accardi reveals that Cagliari is eagerly awaiting a potential move for Juve's star player. Vicario is reportedly close to a permanent transfer, with a salary extension until 2030 set at 4 million euros per year. Perri receives a contract extension, receiving 4 million euros annually, reflecting the trust placed in his abilities. Fortini is also recovering well from injury.

Inter's January transfer priority is a left-back. Nico has extended his contract until 2030 for a price of 4 million euros per year. Perri's contract extension also ensures his continued presence at the club, with his performance expected to justify the investment. Fortini's recovery from injury is progressing well, with a possible involvement in Euro 2032 in Turin.

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