The Como defender is reportedly attracting interest from three Premier League heavyweights. That level of attention would make the player one of the more intriguing names in the Italian market, although there is no indication that any club has made a formal offer.
For Chelsea and Arsenal, the appeal would likely centre on adding another option to a squad competing across multiple fronts. Manchester United’s interest would carry a similar logic if the club decides to strengthen its defensive depth.
Chelsea have also been linked with Alex Scott, with the report claiming they want a deal worth around £90 million for the Bournemouth midfielder.
Scott’s profile offers technical quality and mobility, but that reported valuation would make the move a major commitment. Chelsea’s decision would depend on whether the club sees him as an immediate starter or a long-term midfield cornerstone.
Manchester United are reportedly weighing up a January move for Dominic Calvert-Lewin, who is currently with Leeds. The striker would provide a recognised focal point and another route to goal, but the timing of a mid-season deal could be decisive.
Elsewhere, Barcelona are said to want Pedro Porro from Tottenham. The Spain international’s attacking qualities make him a natural fit for a possession-focused side, though Tottenham would have little reason to weaken their right flank without a strong replacement plan.
The January window will reveal which of these stories develops beyond monitoring. The Como defender’s next move, in particular, could become a test of how aggressively Europe’s bigger clubs are prepared to invest in defensive potential.