Inter Bids for Spence After Khalilli Deal Collapses

A series of sudden shifts in the Italian transfer window have left fans guessing. Inter’s ambitious push for an Israeli full‑back hit a roadblock when the Khalaili deal fell apart, prompting the Nerazzurri to turn their sights on England’s Spence. CONI’s denial of the player’s eligibility has left the club scrambling for a viable replacement, with Doué emerging as a potential contender.

The fallout from the failed move adds to a busy week for Inter, which also learned that its rivals are tightening their squads. Milan have secured Ramos on a No. 9 jersey, while Amorim continues to impress on the training ground. Further down the table, Juventus have submitted an offer for Kessié, and Roma are linked with Garnacho and Moreira in a possible double swoop.

Juventus’ own summer is marked by both injury worries and bold tactics. Young talents Yildiz and Thuram are sidelined by knee problems, prompting concern among fans and manager Spalletti. Meanwhile, the club faces challenges on the field, as Patellofemoral syndrome and tendinopathy affect key players, yet the season opens with Douglas Luiz shining in pre‑season.

Manager Allegri was spotted embracing a Napoli official, hinting at possible coaching dialogue, while Cardinale’s helicopter arrival at Milanello echoed past Berlusconi-style interventions. In other news, a dinner between Mbappé and Yamal set the stage for the upcoming World Cup semi, where France will face Spain at 21:00.

On the national team front, Pirlo’s ascent continues, as the former Juve and Samp boss now works in Dubai while Maldini and Leonardo ponder a surprise coaching appointment. Malagò stresses compatibility when Guardiola’s name surfaces, and the Italian federation favors nurturing home‑grown talent. The momentum is building for the Azzurri, with one of Berlin’s heroes in the spotlight.