😱 Bruno-Milan, Thuram-Luiz renewal and 🏟 Napoli news: morning round-up ☀️

With the recent Ballon d'Or win of Harry Kane, the focus now shifts back to the action in Serie A. The first midweek round of the season begins today, and LaB Channel on OneFootball offers live coverage of all Serie BKT matches for €9.99 a month. Here are the top stories from this morning's news roundup.

At Juventus, Douglas Luiz has returned to form after a challenging period. The Brazilian midfielder has been instrumental in their recent performances, with goals and assists to his name. However, contract negotiations for a new deal are currently on hold, with Luiz's existing contract running until the end of June 2029.

Manchester United's midfield is currently in turmoil, with Bruno Fernandes facing potential departure due to his disagreements with the club. Calciomercato.com reports that Milan are closely monitoring the situation, with Amorim as the main driving force behind a potential move. However, Fernandes' £10.2 million net salary makes a transfer challenging, and no official negotiations have taken place yet.

Inter Milan and Marcus Thuram are working together on extending the Frenchman's contract. Although Thuram's current deal expires in 2028, Inter and their president Marotta are keen to secure his future at the club. The pair have already begun discussions with sporting director Baccin.

Napoli's plans for a new stadium are advancing, with ADL and MSC set to meet in Geneva to discuss a potential partnership. The architect Zavanella's Gau Arena studio has designed a venue with 70,000 seats and 130 skyboxes. De Laurentiis has identified 25 hectares of remediated land worth around €20 million, and the club is also considering naming rights to MSC.

Roma are scouting for future talent and have their eyes on Stuttgart's Gabriel Zarrella, a 2008-born center-back. Sporting director D'Amico is closely monitoring the young player's progress, and Roma wants to secure him ahead of their European rivals. However, Roma are also in talks with Fiorentina regarding Daniele Ghilardi, a 2003-born center-back who could leave Roma in search of more regular football.