Todays papers: Inter press for Spence, Juventus Palermo reactionItalys front pages on Wednesday celebrate a golden day for the nations athletes at the European Championships, with the football confined to a frantic transfer market and the aftermath of Juventuss final tour friendly.According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, Corriere dello Sport, and Tuttosport, Italy enjoyed an extraordinary haul across swimming and athletics.Nicol Martinenghi (100m breaststroke), Simona Quadarella (800m freestyle) and Nadia Battocletti (5000m) all struck gold, part of six Italian medals in a single day that also brought a historic 100m freestyle bronze for Sara Curtis.The joy was tempered by a nightmare for Marcell Jacobs, who pulled up injured in the 100m final having dominated his semi.Inters wing-back revolution centres on SpenceOn the football front, Inter dominate the transfer coverage. Under Inter, non solo Spence, Corriere reports that Djed Spence has become Cristian Chivus priority as heir to Denzel Dumfries, with personal terms agreed and the clubs closing on a fee of around 30m.Lyons Malick Fofana is being weighed for the left, and Curtis Jones remains an option, but the key to funding it all is the sale of Davide Frattesi, for whom Lazio have asked about a loan. On the way out, meanwhile, is Luis Henrique, closing on a 27m move to Roma.Juventus, fresh from a 2-0 friendly win over Filippo Inzaghis Palermo in Perth through Kenan Yldz and Arkadiusz Milik, are equally busy. Tuttosport reports Luciano Spalletti in confident mood, weve raised the level, he said, adding that Douglas Luiz can stay, as the club firms up an agreement with Jhon Lucum and prepares a fresh bid to Bologna.In goal, Zion Suzukis move to PSG has been completed, clearing the way for Juventus to pursue the loan they have long targeted.Roma, too, are advancing on several fronts. Corrieres Roma, Mora pi due has the Giallorossi closing on Portos Rodrigo Mora on a loan with obligation, alongside the 27m capture of Luis Henrique, with Tottenhams Destiny Udogie a further target.And in Naples, Romelu Lukakus exit is sealed, the striker off to Fenerbahe, freeing Napoli to chase their dream of Arsenals Gabriel Jesus, even as Benot Badiashile remains the defensive priority.