Serie A news

The Naples sky was lit up as Scott McTominay wrote himself into Napoli legend by leading Italian club to the Serie A title.

Scott McTominay has been named Serie A's best player of the 2024-25 season after his key role in Napoli's title success.

The Scot has taken Italian football by storm since arriving from Old Trafford and was a most worthy winner of the league's MVP award

Napoli claimed a second Serie A title in three years as they ran out 2-0 winners against Cagliari on the final day of the season.

Bayern Munich are reportedly eyeing a sensational swoop for AC Milan's Rafael Leao after the Serie A giants missed out on the Champions League.

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Manchester United are reportedly happy to 'cash in' on floundering striker Rasmus Hojlund amid ongoing Serie A interest.

Pep Guardiola says Kyle Walker will not be involved in Manchester City's Club World Cup tilt amid reports he will leave the Etihad permanently.

Christian Pulisic has been told ruling himself out of USMNT duty is a "bad look", with Alexi Lalas using Lionel Messi as an example of commitment.

The transfer door has been shut for both AC Milan and Juventus after striker Lorenzo Lucca committed his future to Udinese.

Claudio Ranieri is involved in the recruitment of his successor at Roma and has confirmed that he already knows who'll be appointed.

AC Milan are set for a change in guard in the managerial position, with ex-Juventus boss Thiago Motta the latest to be linked with the job.

Bournemouth are considering Lazio defender Mario Gila as a potential replacement for Dean Huijsen, who has joined Real Madrid after a breakout season.

Christian Pulisic’s agent has reportedly sounded out interest “in Italy and abroad” as the USMNT star stalls on signing a new contract at AC Milan.

Rasmus Hojlund is a target for multiple Serie A sides as Manchester United consider cutting ties with their struggling striker.

Arsenal have completed their first transfer business of the summer, with a Serie A side parting with €5m to sign a loanee full-back permanently.

Alessandro Del Piero has announced he has officially completed all his coaching courses, prompting suggestions he could take over as Juventus manager.