FOUR SERIE A CLUBS VYING TO ACQUIRE FEDERICO CHIESA TALENT QUICKLY
Federico Chiesa could leave Liverpool in January after struggling for minutes under Arne Slot. Four Serie A clubs—Inter Milan, AC Milan, Napoli, and Roma—are interested in the Italian winger.
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Per Fichajes, Federico Chiesa could potentially go back to Italy in January. He hasn't become a key player at Liverpool under Arne Slot. The Italian international hasn't featured prominently, and four Serie A clubs are ready to give him a chance to revive his career.
After dealing with injuries at Juventus, Chiesa joined Liverpool in the summer of 2024 to get back to his best. But his debut season didn't go as planned since he spent the majority of his time on the bench.
Even though he could have left in the summer, the Italian winger chose to stay and fight for his spot. Chiesa started the season well, making a difference as a substitute in some games.
Chiesa Could Move in January
But those short appearances haven't helped him get a big role in the team. He's played only 336 minutes in 13 games, even though he's been involved in five goals. This lack of playtime has bothered him, and now he's thinking about leaving.
He might try to move in the next transfer window, with several Italian clubs interested. Slot hopes to hold onto him as an option off the bench, but he might not be able to give him enough minutes because of the many attacking talents they brought in this summer.
Liverpool might sign another winger, which would make things even tougher for Chiesa. Because of this, they probably won't stop him if he wants to leave. Inter Milan, Napoli, AS Roma, and AC Milan are all watching the Italian international.
Italian Sides Could Vie for Chiesa
Considering how well he's done in Serie A before, all four clubs are willing to gamble on his abilities. He's only 28, and they think he can get back to his old form if he gets a significant role.
Inter Milan wants someone who can cause problems for defences from the wings, and they think Chiesa is a good fit. AC Milan wants more options in attack and thinks the former Juventus player could be a good addition to Rafael Leao and Christian Pulisic.
Because of Noa Lang's poor performances, Napoli is also looking for a new winger, and Chiesa could be a good choice for them. AS Roma also wants to enhance their attack and might try to bring the Italian winger back to Italy.
PULISIC HITS BACK: MILAN STAR SHUTS DOWN 2026 GOAL DROUGHT CONCERNS
"I haven't stopped dreaming." Christian Pulisic addresses his goal drought and the frustration of missing out on the Gold Cup squad.
Christian Pulisic isn’t holding back. When critics started questioning his recent form and worried about his 2026 goal drought, he shut them down, calling those concerns “bad questions". The AC Milan forward, fresh off his Time magazine cover, still trusts his ability to step up for the USMNT as they gear up to co-host the World Cup.
All eyes are on him.
The U.S. is set to share the stage for the 2026 World Cup, and Pulisic is set to become the go-to guy for the national team. Landing on the cover of Time isn’t something soccer stars from America get every day, and it just shows how big a deal he’s become, especially after proving himself in Europe. But right as people are finally giving him mainstream recognition, he’s under the microscope for not putting up his usual numbers in front of the goal.
He’s not fazed by the dip.
When Time asked about his goal drought and how he’s handling not scoring for club or country this year, Pulisic didn’t mince words; he’s not sweating it. “I plan on scoring goals. Such bad questions. I’m not concerned about it, man.” You can hear the confidence in his voice.
Dealing with the noise
Pulisic admits this stretch feels extra tough. Missing out on last June’s Gold Cup squad hurt him, mostly because he’s used to shutting people up with his play. “Normally, I just go out there and score, and that quiets everybody. Right now, I’m in my offseason, so everyone’s talking, and I can’t do anything about it. That’s what’s frustrating.”
For Pulisic, attacking is everything. “Going at the goal, creating attacks, that’s what I live for. Sure, you have to do all the other stuff: defend, run, whatever. That’s fine. But what really gives me joy is finding ways to score and actually scoring.”
Chasing the dream
The U.S. opens their World Cup run against Paraguay at the SoFi Stadium on June 12, and Pulisic will lead the team right here at home. He doesn’t like making big public predictions, but at 27, he keeps that childhood dream alive. “That’s just not how I work. But I’ll lie in bed and imagine myself holding the World Cup trophy. I did that when I was a kid, and I haven’t stopped. You need to believe. Why not?”
WHY DID LAUTARO MARTINEZ REJECT A CAREER-DEFINING MOVE TO THE PREMIER LEAGUE?
"I love Milan." Read why 28-year-old Lautaro Martinez rejected Manchester United and Arsenal to stay at the San Siro in 2026.
Inter captain Lautaro Martinez has clearly put an end to any speculation about leaving San Siro, making it known that he has no plans to entertain offers from Europe’s top clubs. Even with regular links to teams like Barcelona, Manchester United, and Arsenal, the Argentine forward is fully committed to what’s happening in Milan.
Martinez has been quite vocal about his dedication to Inter amid constant rumours about his future. Despite frequent connections to some of the biggest clubs on the continent, he insists there’s no reason for him to move on from the current Serie A champions.
Media reports have often tied him to Barcelona, PSG, Arsenal, and Manchester United. But through various transfer windows, Martinez has consistently pushed back on the idea of leaving Inter. At 28, he remains a key figure in the team’s current setup and has stepped up as the club’s captain and on-field leader.
In an interview with Cronache di Spogliatoio, Martinez expressed his loyalty to Inter’s project. He made it clear that he isn’t interested in changing clubs despite the speculation.
He said, “No, because I am faithful to the Inter project, I feel at home here. My family is happy, we have a restaurant in the city, and we love Milan. From the first day, everyone treated me in a way I didn’t think possible. I achieved so many personal and team goals here.”
Success on the pitch seems to deepen his connection to the club. Inter recently secured another league title and continues to chase trophies, including the Coppa Italia. On an individual level, Martinez is eyeing the Capocannoniere prize as Serie A’s top scorer. His steady performances underline why he’s considered one of the most reliable forwards in European football.
Since his move from Racing Club in 2018, Martinez has become the defining presence in Inter’s modern lineup. With 173 goals over 372 competitive games, it’s clear how vital he is to the team.
Looking ahead, the club sees Martinez as a central piece in their long-term plans. His leadership and scoring ability make him hard to replace. Settled both on and off the field in Milan, he seems set on continuing his story at the Giuseppe Meazza, despite ongoing interest from Europe’s elite clubs.
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