October 29th was a busy day for the Italian football market, with numerous renewals, negotiations and announcements of new managers. Milan have confirmed the renewal of Christian Pulisic until 30 June 2031, with a new salary of 6.5 million euros per year. The signing took place at the Rossoneri headquarters, where the club asked to complete the final bureaucratic steps to make the agreement official. Pulisic, one of the pillars of RubenAmorim's squad, was thus "blocked" for the next few years.
In the meantime, Cagliari has announced the renewal of Paul Mendy, who will remain at the club until 30 June 2032. The Sardinian club published the news on its website, underlining its satisfaction with the extension of the defender's contract. Lazio also highlighted its new agreement with RomanoFlorianiMussolini, a product of the Biancoceleste academy. The midfielder, who benefited from Marusic's absence and RinoGattuso's trust, was rewarded with a new contract that recognizes his growth within the team.
Inter, following the departure of Piero Ausilio, has appointed Simone LoSchiavo as the new vice-sporting director. LoSchiavo, 38 years old, has already held the role in Rome and Salernitana and will now lead the Nerazzurri's sports management. Meanwhile, the club is evaluating several options for the right wing, with a possible exit of LuisHenrique in January and the search for new talent for the position.
On the international front, Arsenal have expressed strong interest in AntonioNusa, but Leipzig's request for 70 million euros represents an obstacle. At PSG, however, LuisEnrique has shown interest in Gavi, while Besiktas continues to focus on JoeWillock. In summary, the market continues to move with intensity, with Italian and foreign clubs looking to consolidate their lineups for next season.