Five new Serie A players to know: AS Roma’s Evan Ferguson, Como’s top signing, Inter’s next midfielder, more

The A-Season series of 2025-26 starts later this month (you can catch all the action of the Italian league everywhere Paramount+CBS Sports Golazo Network, and CBS Sports Network) As the first matchday will take place on August 23 and there are many new players who joined the Italian First Division this summer. Apart from the most striking, such as Luka Modric at AC Milan or Kevin De Bruyne in Napoli, there are much less well -known new signing sessions that may be of European football in the coming years. The Serie A of Italy has become a competition over the years where young talents can grow and then in the future with other teams, so let’s see who the top five new talents we should pay attention to this season in Italy.

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Francesco Porzio

Suleman Fellow, Atalanta

Atalanta is known as a place where a young talent can develop, especially under former head coach Gian Piero Gaskerini, although he left to join Roma this summer. The Nerazzurri hired Ivan Juric as their new manager, and the former Southampton manager will again coach his former player Kamaldeen Sulemana, who drew this summer for Atalanta from the degraded Premier League side. Despite the challenging season he had in Southampton with Juric, Sulemana showed that he is a player who can improve a lot, and was a crucial player in the attacking Juric system in England in recent months. He has now been called to take a step in his career in Italy and Juric will help him adapt to a new competition and country.

Martin Baturina, if

Watch out for this name. Como signed Baturina this summer from Dinamo Zagreb for around $ 20 million and is currently considered one of the best Croatian talents. The 22-year-old scored four goals and offered ten assists in the Croatian competition last year and has already played 13 Champions League matches in his career and scored two goals in the 2024-25 season. He is a player who can improve a lot under Cesc Fabregas, because the Spanish manager already showed that he can work well with young players, as he did last year with Nico Paz, among other things.

Petar Success, Inter

Speaking of Croatian talents, Signed Inter Petar Sucic this summer while the midfielder was also affiliated with Dinamo Zagreb. Inter has a long history when it comes to Croatian players, as both Marcelo Brozovic and Ivan Perisic played for the Nerazzurri in recent years. In addition to Nicolo Barella, Hakan Calhanoglu, Davide Frattesi and Henrikh Mkhietyan in the midfielder of the Inter and the new head coach Cristian Chivu, Sucolo plays during the FIFA Club World Cup that he is trusting in the two or three-man-man-fields.

Pervis estipinian, ac Milan

It is a big summer for AC Milan when the Rossoneri decided to let an important player like Theo Hernandez go after years where he dominated the competition. While Theo Hernandez came to Al-Hilal this summer, the team now signed by Massimiliano Allegri Estupinian from Brighton, in what we can consider a crucial move for his career. After playing three years in the Premier League Under, among others, the Italian manager Roberto de Zerbi, Estupinian, is now the task of succeeding Theo Hernandez at AC Milan. Not an easy job.

Evan Ferguson, AS Roma

In addition to Estupinian, who came to AC Milan permanently, Brighton lend striker Evan Ferguson to AS Roma this summer. This is an interesting signature for the team coached by Gasperini, because he could influence the playing time of the Ukrainian striker Artem Dovbyk, which joined the Giallorossi in the summer of 2024. Looking at the past of Gaskerini in Bergamo, it is likely that he will rotate both players in the attack in the attack.

Choose Bonus: Carlos Cuesta, Parma

We called five players, but there is also an interesting new face on the couch. This summer Parma hired former Mikel Arteta assistant Carlos Cuesta from Arsenal as the new head coach, making him the youngest manager in the Serie A history. It is too early to imagine what we can expect from Cuesta, but he will certainly be an interesting manager to follow this season. Parma has some history with these kinds of agreements, because in the past they also hired Enzo Maresca, the current Chelsea manager, but then dismissed him after only a few games in 2021 because of some disappointing results.