With both of these sides currently sitting outside the top four, Saturday's matchup between Juventus and AC Milan in Turin could be categorized as a play-out game in the race for Serie A's UEFA Champions League places.

Juventus and AC Milan, two of Italy’s most storied clubs, are set to clash in a highly anticipated Serie A fixture this weekend.

Serie A leaders Napoli will need to quickly adapt to life without influential forward Khvicha Kvaratskhelia, coach Antonio Conte said, with the team facing a tough test at high-flying Atalanta on Saturday.

PSG sent struggling striker Randal Kolo Muani on loan to Juventus, and they, in a sense, replaced him by signing left winger Khvicha Kvaratskhelia from Napoli. A deal between Paris and Naples for the Georgian sensation is set to be completed soon,

Familiar foes renew hostilities at the Allianz Stadium on Saturday late afternoon as Juventus take on Milan in a Serie A classic. Both teams have everything to play for as they try to claw their way

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The battle for the Serie A title brings two of the three main contenders face-to-face this weekend when leaders Napoli play Atalanta, topping the bill over AC Milan's trip to Juventus.

Juventus defender Danilo has been linked with a move away from the club during this January transfer window after the Bianconeri excluded him from their plans for the remainder of the season.

Tottenham could inadvertently help Marcus Rashford to secure his preferred move out of Manchester United this month, with reports detailing the latest on Barcelona's interest as well as a Spurs 'offer' that unlocks their deal.

Chelsea have reportedly made enquiries for Alejandro Garnacho as the winger fits their profile, with Manchester United's stance still unclear