Serie A clubs experienced heavy activity during the summer transfer window, with AC Milan and Juventus leading all Italian teams in total spending. Here are the most significant moves from across the league.

Despite being named among the substitutes in each of Milan’s opening three Serie A matches, Pulisic has watched every minute from the bench as the new coach searches for the right balance in attack.

With AC Milan visiting Juventus for the Derby dei Campioni in the 26-27 Serie A, Christian Pulisic's presence in the subs bench raised eyebrows.

Amorim is now within touching distance of a remarkable record that has even eluded legendary Milan coaches such as Carlo Ancelotti.

After a frustrating stretch dominated by injuries and limited opportunities, Pulisic could finally have a chance to change the narrative against a familiar opponent.

His situation has also attracted attention beyond Italy, with Tottenham reportedly having made a last-minute enquiry, but his immediate priority is getting back onto the pitch and proving he is ready for a major Serie A test.

The league has introduced a series of changes designed to make matches faster and reduce the amount of time lost to stoppages, with the new approach potentially changing how players manage substitutions, injuries and restarts.

With Juventus' negotiations for Emiliano Martinez reigniting, Aston Villa are reportedly pursuing the signing of Japanese goalie Zion Suzuki following his failed move to PSG.

Emiliano Martinez could leave Aston Villa, and Juventus are closely monitoring his situation.

Despite missing much of the recent season due to injury, Dusan Vlahovic appeared close to renewing his contract with Juventus. However, he has reportedly turned down a €6 million-per-season contract extension, nearing a free-agent move to Barcelona or Bayern Munich.

Despite numerous injuries, Juventus are pushing to secure the contract renewal of Dušan Vlahović. However, the Serbian striker is reportedly moving closer to Chelsea at the request of Xabi Alonso, amid links between João Pedro and FC Barcelona.

After leaving Liverpool as free agent, Mohamed Salah has received interest from several teams such as Fenerbahçe, Galatasaray, and the Saudi Pro League. Nevertheless, Juventus are reportedly interested in signing him, with Luciano Spalletti being a key factor.

Robert Lewandowski could leave Barcelona this summer with MLS interested in the player as Chicago Fire's sporting director confirmed.

With his contract expiring at the end of the season, Dušan Vlahović’s future has become a controversial topic, despite ongoing renewal talks with Juventus. After negotiations were reportedly paused, the Serbian striker is now said to be open to accepting a backup role at Barcelona.

Liverpool have not had their best season, creating uncertainty around their sporting project. Adding to these concerns, Alisson Becker is reportedly heading toward a move to Juventus. In response, Virgil van Dijk has broken his silence, making his stance clear regarding his potential departure.