●The likely near-term effect is reduced confidence in Di Gregorio's role at Juventus, while Atalanta's interest remains conditional on another goalkeeper exit.

▼Likely little immediate effect on team performance or match pricing, beyond a mildly negative backdrop around Serie A’s competitive and financial standing.

●Conte's likely exit adds short-term uncertainty around Napoli, with the strongest effect on team stability rather than player availability.

●The likely effect is stronger pressure on Milan and especially Juventus in decisive final-day matches tied directly to Champions League qualification.

●The immediate effect is limited, but the story increases attention on Solet's future and underlines his tactical value to Udinese and potential suitors.

●The likely effect is neutral on raw team strength but meaningful for match context, urgency, and late-market interpretation in decisive Sunday fixtures.

●The likely effect is sharper pricing around motivation, lineup strength, and goal threat in three high-stakes Serie A relegation matches.

●The likely effect is increased transfer speculation around Atta, with mild negative squad-continuity implications for Udinese and potential upside for interested buyers.