Borussia Dortmund and Norway striker Erling Braut Haaland has received the 2020 Golden Boy award as most promising young player in the world.

The trophy is handed out by newspaper Tuttosport after an intensive voting process, including a panel of global experts, to the player under the age of 21 who is most likely to break out and become a star.

Recent winners of the Golden Boy award have included Kylian Mbappé in 2017, Matthijs de Ligt in 2018 and Joao Felix in 2019.

Milan could be closing in on a deal for Jens Hauge as his agent hints they are the club that has ‘a feeling’ with the Bodo/Glimt winger.

Hauge caught the eye during Bodo/Glimt’s 3-2 defeat to Milan in Europa League qualifying on Wednesday, to the extent the Rossoneri are now being heavily linked with a swoop.

After the 20-year-old called the Diavolo ‘a club I would like to play for’, as per SempreMilan, agent Atta Aneke appeared to corroborate those remarks.

Napoli are reportedly asking after Norway international Alexander Sorloth, a centre-forward who is owned by Crystal Palace and currently on loan at Trabzonspor.

According to Radio Kiss Kiss, Sorloth is the latest candidate to replace Arkadiusz Milik, whose contract renegotiations have hit a stumbling block.

The 24-year-old can play in a variety of forward roles and is still on the books of Crystal Palace.

He joined Trabzonspor on loan in August 2019, with option to buy that could become an obligation under certain conditions.

Napoli are reportedly ready to pursue their interests in RB Salzburg starlet Erling Haaland with a €40m bid, as well an offer for Genk midfielder Sander Berge.

There are expected a lot of changes at the San Paolo and Aurelio De Laurentiis is reported to be ready to splash €60m in total for the Norwegian duo.

According to the Gazzetta dello Sport, they have stepped up their interest in the Norway internationals after facing both in the group stage of this season’s Champions League campaign.

Spain have called up Pau Lopez, Luis Alberto and Fabian Ruiz for upcoming Euro 2020 qualifiers but left out Milan attacker Suso.

Lopez, Fabian and Luis Alberto have been rewarded for their strong starts to the season, the latter earning a recall after five assists in just seven games for Lazio.

However, Suso is omitted after a meagre return of no goals and just the one assist, having struggled in his new position of Milan No 10.

Elsewhere, former Napoli defender Raul Albiol is included after helping Villarreal to three wins in their last four matches.

Roma are reportedly stepping up negotiations for Genk and Norway international midfielder Sander Berge.

According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, talks are intensifying for the talent who turns 21 next month.

So far this season, he has contributed two goals and four assists in 29 competitive games for Genk.

Berge already has 12 senior caps under his belt for Norway.

Juventus have reportedly made a €5m bid for Norwegian talent Erling Braut Håland of Molde.

The 17-year-old is the son of former Leeds United and Manchester City defender Alf-Inge Håland, and has nine goals in just six games for the Norwegian Under-19 team.

According to TV2, the Bianconeri have made a bid of around €5m for the striker, which they are confident will be accepted.

Juve have been following him for around a year, and have been impressed with his eight goals in 14 games for Molde this season.

Fiorentina have offered €12m for KRC Genk midfielder Sander Berge, according to Sky Sport Italia.

The 20-year-old already has nine senior caps for Norway and joined the Belgian club in January 2017.

It’s reported the offer on the table is of €12m, whereas Genk are asking for closer to €17m.

They hope to close the deal for around €15m plus performance-related bonuses.

Berge is seen as the heir to Milan Badelj, as the Croatia international’s contract expired.

Luca Vido was again the hero as Italy Under-21s earned an impressive 1-0 friendly victory away to Serbia.

The Azzurrini were held to an unlucky 1-1 draw by their Norwegian counterparts last week and made numerous changes to the starting XI in Novi Sad.

While Vido scored within moments of coming off the bench in the Norway game, here the Atalanta-owned striker led the way from the beginning.

He got the only goal of the game on 51 minutes, controlling a Depaoli cross from the right and blasting in with his right foot.