Daily Notebook · July 23, 2026
Five young Italians in the spotlight: from Fiorentina's Primavera to Serie B transfer news, from loans to final rehearsals towards 2030.
A day of movement on multiple fronts in Italian Next Gen landscape. Here are today's highlights.
Cher Ndour Fiorentina's Primavera takes the stage: in the home fixture, Ndour finds the net alongside Atta's goal, showcasing offensive efficiency that fuels hopes for the 2030 project. source
Emanuele Rao Benevento's talent attracts Cremonese and Pisa interest in the Serie B market: a battle among second-tier clubs that proves the '07 class is consolidating his place in the category. source
Alessio Cacciamani Torino repeats the loan formula in Serie B: Sandrucci, a young class of 2007, heads to Juve Stabia to gain experience and grow in the environment that serves the new Italy. source
Samuel Wiafe Genoa's new signing doesn't wait for schedules: the 2007 class member arrives early in Moena alongside De Rossi, a signal of his eagerness to integrate immediately into the project. source
Giuseppe Ambrosino Naples opens the door to a loan move: Ambrosino heads to Modena to continue his maturation in Serie B, a choice that reflects the club's strategy of developing its young talents. source
This is the Next Gen Movement taking shape: from Florence's pitches to Serie B's winding roads, every move builds the bricks of tomorrow's national team.