Ederson is going back to Atalanta, as Manchester United didn’t finalize the signing after a second round of medicals.

Atalanta Optimistic on New Ederson Deal, Milan Lurking

Ederson will return to Bergamo after the vacations, as Manchester United didn’t finalize the signing after a second round of medicals, and Atalanta are confident he’ll sign a new contract. That’s essential to his permanence, since his current deal expires in June 2027.
Juventus is plotting a retool of their midfield; making the top four would allow them to proceed without selling players they’d like to keep.

Juventus Keen on Napoli and Atalanta Centerpieces

Juventus is plotting a substantial retool of their midfield, and making the top four would allow them to execute their strategy without selling players they’d like to keep, for instance, Khephren Thuram. The brass would much rather part ways with Teun Koopmeiners, who has fallen off the radar again.
Atletico Madrid will look to exploit their rapport with Atalanta to purchase Ederson next, but Juventus are keen on him too.

Atletico Madrid and Juventus Early Rivals for Ederson

Atletico Madrid and Atalanta concluded more than a few pieces of business in recent years, and the next one could involve Ederson, although Juventus and other top sides are keen on him too. The Brazilian midfielder has been eyeing a move to a top team for a couple of windows.
André Cury, the representative of Ederson, not so subtly suggested that his client’s time at Atalanta is about to come to an end.

Agent of Ederson Sends a Loud Warning to Atalanta

André Cury, the representative of Ederson, not so subtly suggested that his client’s time at Atalanta is about to come to an end: "“It’s an opportunity because his contract is expiring. His side didn’t want to sell him despite very high offers."
The international break led to the usual dings and bruises, fortunately without major injuries, but also allowed some Serie A stars to heal.

Injury Round-Up Ahead of Serie A Resumption After the Break

The international break led to the usual dings and bruises, fortunately without major injuries, but also allowed some players previously on the mend to recover as Serie A is primed for its first busy stretch of the season. Francisco Conceiçao returned from Portugal with a minor thigh problem.