Join us for all the build-up and action as it happens from today’s five Serie A games, including Juventus-Bologna, Verona-Napoli and Lazio-Sassuolo.

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We begin at 11.30 GMT with Juventus trying to close the gap on Milan, Inter and Roma as they host Sinisa Mihajlovic’s unpredictable Bologna.

Even though Hirving Lozano made history for Napoli, they still saw Hellas Verona turn the game on its head for a 3-1 victory with Federico Dimarco, Antonin Barak and Mattia Zaccagni.

Mexico international Chucky Lozano made the most of the Diego Demme pass to find the net within nine seconds, a new club record, and the third fastest Serie A goal in history.

Gennaro Gattuso was frustrated by Napoli falling apart against Verona and transforming in the second half. ‘You can’t just go to the supermarket and ask for €10 of determination.’

The Partenopei had the perfect start with Chucky Lozano scoring within nine seconds, the quickest in the club’s Serie A history and third of all time, but Federico Dimarco, Antonin Barak and Mattia Zaccagni turned it around for a 3-1 Verona victory.

Chucky Lozano gave Napoli an historic start at the Bentegodi, but Hellas Verona turned it around to win 3-1 and stay in the hunt for European places.

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Lorenzo Insigne, Andrea Petagna and Chucky Lozano start for Napoli, with Dries Mertens and Victor Osimhen on the bench, as they visit impressive Verona.

It kicks off at 14.00 GMT, you can follow the build-up and action as it happens from today’s five Serie A games on the LIVEBLOG.

Victor Osimhen is back in full training with Napoli after recovering from both COVID-19 and a dislocated shoulder.

The striker has been out of action since dislocating his shoulder in November while on international duty for Nigeria.

He then contracted COVID while on vacation in his homeland during the Christmas break.

Osimhen was given the all-clear from the Coronavirus yesterday and today underwent tests on his shoulder with a specialist visit.

The results of all these were clear, so Osimhen returned to training with the full squad today.

Stefano Sturaro has officially completed his transfer from Genoa to Hellas Verona, on loan with option to buy.

The midfielder turns 28 in March and Genoa had purchased him outright from Juventus following a loan for €16.5m in the summer of 2019.

He made just seven competitive appearances for the Grifone this season, scoring one goal against his former club Juve.

Sturaro also represented Modena and Sporting Lisbon during his career.

Spezia won 4-2 against Roma in the last 16 of the Coppa Italia, but the Sporting Judge has cancelled the result and handed Roma a 3-0 defeat by default.

The Sporting Judge decided Roma another 3-0 defeat by default after the Giallorossi made too many substitutions against Spezia in the Coppa Italia.

The verdict from the Sporting Judge arrived this afternoon and confirmed the defeat by default after the sixth substitute.

Hellas Verona coach Ivan Juric admitted he was not happy to hear the words from Mattia Zaccagni’s agent. ‘It’s a lack of respect’.

The attacking midfielder has scored four goals and contributed six assists in his 18 Serie A games this term, leading to rumours of a move away from the Bentegodi.

Agent Tullio Tinti didn’t play down the speculation when he spoke to Radio Rai about Zaccagni’s future and claimed the forward ‘will change teams’ this summer.

Join us to follow the Serie A rumours and done deals as they happen in the January transfer market.

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We are counting down and reporting the action as it evolves in the transfer market in Italy, follow the negotiation and done deals as they happen.

The transfer market closes on February 1, 19.00 UK time.