Inter have announced the appointment of Simone LoSchiavo as new deputy sporting director, following the exit of Piero Ausilio and the promotion of Dario Baccin to the role of sporting director. The young manager, born in 1985, has already held the same position at Roma and Salernitana, working alongside Morgan DeSanctis. With his experience and nationality, Inter is aiming for a young, Italian figure to strengthen the management structure of the Nerazzurri club.
Meanwhile, Juventus decided to adopt a hard line after the heavy 2-0 defeat against Genoa, the third loss in the first nine days of the championship. CEO Giovanni Carnevali intervened directly on the pitch at Continassa to speak with the team and coach Luciano Spalletti, underlining that the result is unacceptable but that the working group will not be affected. Carnevali requested an immediate response from Bremer and his teammates, not only in terms of results but above all in terms of attitude. For this reason, at the club's request, Spalletti decided to return the team to the Continassa JTC to prepare for Sunday's match against Napoli. The coach highlighted the need to change behavior in duels, on second balls and in the perception of danger, aspects to be worked on in the coming days.
On the injury front, goalkeeper MileSvilar, a former Benfica defender, has undergone new tests to assess the healing of the fracture in his foot. The medical staff has established that he will only return after the international break, so he will remain unavailable for the next matches against Udinese, Manchester United and Sassuolo. Napoli's Slovakian midfielder Stanislav Lobotka was also forced off the field after twisting his left ankle during the 4–1 win over Monza. The tests revealed a lesion of the tibio-fibular syndesmosis without instability and a low-grade lesion of the LPAA. Lobotka will have a rehabilitation program of 4-8 weeks, with variable times depending on the severity of the injury.
Finally, Eintracht Frankfurt has confirmed that its sporting director Timmo Hardung will not go to Milan. On the contrary, Eintracht decided to keep Hardung with greater decision-making power, after years of collaboration with Markus Krosche which consolidated Eintracht's position as a solid player on a German and international level. With these decisions, the Italian and German teams prepare for new challenges, while Inter and Juventus try to consolidate their management structures and recover their form on the pitch.