Heading out are the names of Zalewski and Le Fée, who on loan could try to revive what has been an investment of over 23 million.

Two days after their home defeat against Atalanta, the “giallorossi” are preparing for Saturday evening’s challenge against Lecce (tied with Roma in points). Today in Trigoria, the focus was mainly on gym-work: everything is fine for Dybala who is aiming for a third starting shirt after Tottenham and Atalanta. Hummels, who was absent due to issues on Monday evening, will return to train with the group tomorrow. However, the return of Cristante seems far more difficult as he is still grappling with an ankle sprain he suffered in a game against the Nerazzurri; his likely forfeiture for Saturday’s match remains a probability. In the meantime, Federico Baschirotto, the defender for Lecce, is grabbing headlines. In an interview with Antenna Sud, he discussed Edoardo Bove and the upcoming match between the Puglians and Rome: “We felt disheartened because this goes beyond the colors of the jersey. When such things happen, we immediately think of the person behind it.” It has happened to many others before, and we always hope it will never occur again. It’s deeply regrettable. We asked the League whether we had to take to the field, they confirmed because he had shown positive signs. We wish him a strong comeback, he is a player and a person just like all of us. “I hope he recovers soon and stays well,” they stated before going on to discuss Saturday’s match. “They will have a lot more pressure; they absolutely have to win. But, they’ll meet a Lecce team ready to face them. We want to win, we’re going there to give them a hard time and try to secure the 3 points.” In the notebook of Sporting Director Florent Ghisolfi, the name of Beto is already penned down. The former Udinese player is currently at Everton but has disappointed in the Premier League. The center-forward would appreciate a return to Italy, and the “giallorossi” are considering it. In recent days, there has already been contact with intermediaries. Instead, the focus is on the departure of Zalewski (on a permanent deal to avoid losing him to a zero-value the forthcoming June) and Le Fée, who might seek to recoup what was a 23 million investment plus bonus, on loan.