Serie A's seventh round kicked off last night with Frosinone's win over Sassuolo, thanks to Raimondo's hat-trick and mistakes by Bakola and Murić.

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Today, some of the big clubs are in action: Napoli head to the Penzo at 15:00 to test Davide Nicola's new-look Venezia. At 18:00, Inter visit Bologna without the injured Lautaro Martinez. Tonight, Roma and Genoa round off Saturday's league action.

Below, as usual, are the morning's biggest stories.

Nick Woltemade is making his mark at Juventus. After scoring against NEC, the towering German also found the net in Vigo, delivering an impressive performance. His style is distinctive: he holds up the ball, links up with his teammates and uses his physical presence without being a traditional centre-forward. "My best performance since I've been here," he said after the win over Celta. As La Gazzetta dello Sport reports, his understanding with Kolo Muani is particularly striking: together, the pair make Juventus' attack more unpredictable and dangerous.

The partnership intrigues Luciano Spalletti , who could start both players against Lazio. Woltemade can provide a focal point and create space, which the Frenchman can exploit with runs in behind. That choice would, however, leave fewer places for the wide attackers, from Conceiçao and Nico Gonzalez to Zhegrova and Boga. After the encouraging signs in Europe, the clash at the Allianz Stadium could be the next test for an option Juventus are beginning to consider seriously.

From working his way up to the European stage: Alphadjo Cisse is experiencing a major turning point in his career. Yet in January, his future could have taken him away from Milan: according to Tuttomercatoweb , PSV Eindhoven were close to completing a deal, but the Rossoneri moved quickly to reach an agreement, leaving the player in Calabria for another six months to help his development.

Now Cissé is reaping the rewards of that journey and the faith shown in him by Ruben Amorim , who has used him both as an attacking midfielder and a centre-forward. Born in 2006, he wants to seize every opportunity to earn playing time in a highly competitive squad, relying on his eye for goal and ability to adapt to several roles.