Napoli are reportedly interested in signing Watford winger Gerard Deulofeu, a player they offered €18m plus €2m in bonuses to sign in January 2018.

According to Calcionapoli24.it, the Azzurri are ready to return to the negotiation table for the Spain international after his impressive season in the Premier League.

The Partenopei previously showed an interest in signing the Spaniard in the 2018 winter transfer window, while the player was out of favour and sitting on the Barcelona bench.

Torino are reviving their attempts to bring Roberto Pereyra back to Serie A from Watford, according to Tuttosport.

The Granata had already approached him during the January transfer window, but were rebuffed.

Now Coach Walter Mazzarri is pushing again for a reunion with the player he brought to Watford from Juventus in 2016.

Toro are on the verge of qualifying for the Europa League and are not out of the race for a Champions League spot either.

Torino have reportedly revived their interest in Watford midfielder Roberto Pereyra.

According to Tuttosport, Pereyra’s arrival depends on whether Toro qualify for European competition next season.

Walter Mazzarri knows the Argentine well, having managed him at Watford during the 2016-17 campaign.

The 28-year-old, in turn, is no stranger to Serie A after spells with Udinese and Juventus earlier in his career.

Udinese are reportedly hot on the trail of Watford youth team defensive midfielder Imaad Sankoh, who has been compared to N’Golo Kante.

According to calcionews24.com, the Pozzo family - who owns both the Premier League side and the Friulani - are thinking about a change of scenery for the young Englishman.

The 17-year-old is highly rated and has been impressing for the Hornet’s underage teams this season, as the under-18 side reached the semi-finals of the FA Youth Cup.

Watford are reportedly preparing a summer offer for Roma and Sweden goalkeeper Robin Olsen.

According to Tuttomercatoweb, the Premier League club is interested in bringing Olsen to England.

It’s safe to say the Giallorossi would be ready to sell, because the 29-year-old is unpopular among fans, so much that Claudio Ranieri had to confirm he’d remain first choice rather than drop behind veteran Antonio Mirante.

Roma paid €9m to bring in Olsen from FC Copenhagen as a replacement for Alisson Becker, but he made quite a few howlers.

Juventus have a total reshuffle of their line-up with Moise Kean, Alex Sandro and Federico Bernardeschi upfront, while Udinese give Ben Wilmot his debut.

It kicks off in Turin at 19.30 GMT.

You can follow the build-up and action as it happens while giving your views on the LIVEBLOG.

Watford winger and Milan target Gerard Deulofeu has expressed his desire to play for a ‘top club’ one day.

Deulofeu was heavily linked with a return to Milan in January but the Rossoneri were unable to find an agreement with Watford.

Nonetheless, the 24-year-old admits he ‘cannot close the door’ to the possibility of a second spell at San Siro.

“Watford has a certain profile but for now it’s not a top club,” he told Reuters.

Watford winger Gerard Deulofeu has revealed that ‘I won’t close the door’ on re-joining Milan, where he was his ‘happiest’.

Deulofeu spent the second half of the 2016-17 campaign with Milan, scoring four goals in 18 appearances, and the Rossoneri tried to bring back the Spaniard last month.

“There are many Coaches who have left their mark on me, but I was happiest at Milan,” the Barcelona youth product told Mundo Deportivo.

Gerard Deulofeu’s agent admits Milan are the Watford winger’s ‘home’ and that he is destined for ‘a bigger and more important club’.

Milan failed in a late bid to bring back Deulofeu last month but Alberto Botines suggested the Spaniard could return to San Siro in the summer, describing Watford as a stepping stone for his client.

“Gerard was in his best form at Milan, they’re his home,” he told Calciomercato.com.

Stefano Okaka “wants to prove himself” at Udinese, said his brother and agent Carlo, who “cannot exclude a return to Watford.”

The striker has already scored one goal in three Serie A appearances since the January switch.

“Stefano knew the situation that Udinese were in when he arrived and that their current position does not reflect their capabilities,” Carlo Okaka told RMC Sport.