Inter Milan is seeking to close the transfer of Manu Koné from Roma. The Giallorossi value the French midfielder at around 50 million euros, but the Nerazzurri want to anticipate the competition, especially from the Premier League, where several clubs have shown interest in the player. Among them, Arsenal seems to be the most interested. However, the most relevant news concerns Milan, which has officially announced the arrival of Ruben Amorim as its new coach. The Portuguese coach has stated that leading the Rossoneri is a dream and the club has highlighted its modern and attacking playing philosophy. The new Milan project will revolve around his ideas: high pressing, vertical play, and a central striker capable of actively participating in the game. Khéphren Thuram has become a target for some English clubs, particularly Sunderland and Nottingham Forest, which may try to convince him to leave Torino. Meanwhile, the Bianconeri have welcomed Giovanni Carnevali, former Sassuolo director. The Sassuolo has announced a new organizational structure after Carnevali's departure: no new manager will be appointed, but the sons of Giorgio Squinzi will take on key roles in the club's management, consolidating the link between the football club and the Mapei group. On the international front, Bernardo Silva has officially become a Real Madrid player. The Portuguese has signed a three-year contract with very important economic conditions, including salary, signing bonus, and commissions for his representatives. This move also affects the future of Nico Paz, who has asked to remain at Como. The white club seems to be inclined to accept this solution, considering the limited space the player would have in the Madrid squad. The Bologna is following Peer Koopmeiners, brother of Juventus midfielder Teun Koopmeiners, who is seen as a possible replacement for Remo Freuler. Como, on the other hand, continues to work on the acquisition of Luis Milla from Getafe, taking advantage of a more accessible release clause.