Today’s Papers – AC Milan and Napoli battle for Hojlund, Zhegrova agreement with Juventus

La Gazzetta dello Sport

Exclusive with the new striker

Bonny

“I listen to Thuram, Father Chivu and Vanoni. Why Inter was in my destiny.”

Hojlund, Milan sprint

The season starts on Saturday: chasing a hitman

Obligation to buy to unlock the deal and overtake Napoli in the race the Danish. Genk’s Arokodare emerges for Conte. In the meantime, Lukaku decides not to undergo surgery.

KoloBis

Douglas Luiz to Nottingham Forest: here are the money for the return to Juventus.

Krstovic to Atalanta (Lecce get 25m). Lookman trains alone.

Corriere dello Sport

Hojlund for the overtake

Napoli try to trick Tare and Milan

The participation to the Champions League can favour Manna. Arokodare is also on the agenda. Allegri loses Leao, out for two games.

Exclusive Dzeko

“Class never gets old”

Modric still makes the difference

My retirement is far away, feet and head have not changed. It’s hard to retire. I understand Totti. Spalletti the No.1.

Atalanta get Krstovic

Inter: Chalobah or Kiwior

Juve go ahead for Kolo

Roma: Sancho sprint

Bologna coup: Zortea

De Zerbi kicks Rabiot out

Tuttosport

Chasing hitmen, what a fight between the big ones. Krstovic joins La Dea

Vlahovic-Hojlund, Milan and Napoli battle

Jackson and Embolo are also in contention; there’s also Roma. The cases Dovbyk and Piccoli. Atalanta trick Gasp for the Lecce striker and punish Lookman. Marseille offload Rabiot after a fight with Rowe: Allegri thinks of him.

Juve reach an agreement with the winger: ongoing talks with Lille

Zhegrova has said yes

The Kosovo interntional’s contract is set to expire in 2026. The deal can be done at 18-20m. The Al Ahli offer tempts Locatelli, but Juventus will only discuss a sale from 40m onwards. Douglas Luiz-Nottingham down to details. Hjulmand and O’Riley for the new midfield. Kolo Muani against Parma?

Nicolussi, agreement with Toro

The green light from the regista is the lever to convince Venezia. Left-back: here’s Salah-Eddine. Sanabria to Cremona: ‘Thank you, fans!’