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Tommaso Allan returns from a break and Dino Lamb is back from injury, with both included in Gonzalo Quesada's Italy squad named on Thursday for the November internationals, while Stephen Varney misses out.
MANCHESTER, England : Liverpool manager Arne Slot has enjoyed a record-breaking start to his tenure at Anfield but has been measured in his response as he says they have yet to face a top side, although that is all about to change with the visit of in-form Chelsea.
Napoli's failed title defence and lowly finish last season has allowed manager Antonio Conte to focus on Serie A with no European football to navigate and a win at Empoli on Sunday will add to their credentials as Scudetto contenders.
Manchester United will be in danger of equalling an unwanted 35-year record when they welcome Brentford to Old Trafford on Saturday afternoon.
Sir Jim Ratcliffe-owned FC Lausanne-Sport have confirmed further Manchester United youngsters could train with their first team in the future.
Manchester United's press conference this week was due to be on Thursday before it was switched to Friday afternoon. Next to nothing to read into that.
Ten days ago it felt like there was a reasonable chance that Ruud van Nistelrooy would be leading Manchester United into their Premier League fixture against Brentford this weekend.
World number one Jannik Sinner defeated 24-time Grand Slam champion Novak Djokovic 7-6 (7/4), 6-3 on Sunday to win the Shanghai Masters. Sinner took a crucial break in the fourth game of the second set to defeat the Serb in 1hr 37min and deny him a 100th career singles title. "He was just too good today, too strong, too fast," said Djokovic after the match. Sinner saluted his opponent as a "legend" who kept playing "incredible tennis... year after year". In a nod to former Djokovic rival Roger Federer, who was watching from the stands, the 23-year-old joked: "There are legends everywhere, I just try to keep up a little bit." Facing off before an impassioned crowd, neither player blinked in the first set, unable to break the other's serve.