Italian Papers: Italy unveil Zoma, Udinese sign Alaba, Juventus eye new goalkeepers
The Italian sports dailies lead on a trio of stories covering the Azzurri, Udinese, and Juventus. Italy have unveiled Zoma, presumably as part of their squad planning, while Udinese have pushed through a deal to sign Alaba. Meanwhile, Juventus are linked with new goalkeeping options as they look to reshape the position. The roundup format ties together squad-building moves across the national team and two of Serie A's clubs heading into the new campaign.
Read the full story at football-italia.netItalian football's transfer machine keeps turning even in the quieter windows, and this batch of front-page stories captures three distinct angles: the Azzurri refreshing their squad, mid-table Udinese pulling off an ambitious signing, and Juventus continuing to address structural weaknesses in goal. For Udinese, bringing in a player of Alaba's pedigree would represent a statement of intent well above their usual market weight. Juventus' goalkeeper search underlines the club's ongoing concern about the position after inconsistent performances last season.
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