La Gazzetta dello Sport reports on a “Penalty Wednesday” with Atletico’s draw against Arsenal. Former Inter coach Simone Inzaghi breaks his silence, discussing the team’s performance and praising Cristian Chivu. He also reflected on Inter’s victories against Bayern and Barcelona, stating they were more significant than trophies and he would have preferred to stay in the Champions League. In other news, coach Spalletti is reportedly interested in Bernardo Silva, and Milan is also considering Gabri Veiga alongside reported interest in Leon Goretzka.
Corriere dello Sport highlights the potential impact of Real Madrid’s next coach on Mateo Kovačić’s future. Inter is rumored to be awaiting José Mourinho’s return to Real Madrid, which could influence Nicolás’s situation. Inter is exploring a loan deal with an option to buy and a buy-back clause, aware of the player’s desire to join the Spanish club. The newspaper also notes that Inter will choose between Lautaro Martínez and Guglielmo Vicario. Juventus is looking to sign Kolo Muani for a reduced fee, with the asking price dropping significantly from last year. Napoli is reportedly making Kevin De Bruyne the centerpiece of their project, with the player reportedly enjoying the city and the club relying on him for success. Fiorentina’s coach Italiano faces a crucial decision, with alternatives like Lučić and Freuler being considered, alongside contract extensions for key players and reinforcements across the squad. Atlético Madrid is credited with pride despite their draw.
Tuttosport suggests that Gennaro Gattuso’s chances of managing Torino are increasing. Robert Lewandowski reportedly prefers Juventus over Milan, while Conceição has rejected offers from Liverpool and Manchester United. The paper also hints at a potential new “Calciopoli” scandal. Romelu Lukaku has reportedly offered himself to Milan, fitting Allegri’s desired profile, though fitness concerns exist. The headline also notes that the Atletico vs. Arsenal match was not PSG vs. Bayern, ending in a 1-1 draw.
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La Gazzetta dello Sport
The sports daily focuses on a “Penalty Wednesday” following the Atletico Madrid vs. Arsenal draw. Former Inter Milan coach, Simone Inzaghi, has spoken for the first time since his departure, stating that Inter received no favors and were in fact disadvantaged. He praised Cristian Chivu, confirming his suitability for his role. Inzaghi also emphasized that Inter’s victories against Bayern Munich and Barcelona held more weight for him than the trophies themselves, and he would have preferred to continue in the Champions League. Separately, coach Luciano Spalletti is said to be targeting Bernardo Silva, and AC Milan is also considering Gabri Veiga, in addition to reported interest in Leon Goretzka.
Corriere dello Sport
This newspaper suggests that Mateo Kovačić’s future hinges on the decision of Real Madrid’s next manager. Inter Milan is reportedly anticipating José Mourinho’s potential return to Real Madrid, which could impact the availability of a player named Nico. Inter is reportedly investigating a loan deal that includes a purchase option and a buy-back clause, recognizing the player’s preference for joining the “Merengues.” The club is said to be deciding between signing Lautaro Martínez or Guglielmo Vicario. Juventus is looking to acquire Randal Kolo Muani at a significantly lower price than last year. Napoli is reportedly placing Kevin De Bruyne at the core of their future plans, with the player reportedly fond of the city and the club counting on him for success. Fiorentina coach Vincenzo Italiano faces a critical juncture, with alternatives such as Lučić and Freuler being considered, alongside extending contracts for key players and strengthening all areas of the team. The article also acknowledges Atlético Madrid’s pride despite their draw.
Tuttosport
Tuttosport indicates that Gennaro Gattuso’s prospects of taking over as Torino’s coach are improving. Robert Lewandowski is reportedly more inclined to join Juventus than Milan. Additionally, Sérgio Conceição has reportedly turned down advances from Liverpool and Manchester United. The newspaper also alludes to the possibility of a new “Calciopoli” scandal. Romelu Lukaku has reportedly made himself available to AC Milan, possessing the attributes that coach Massimiliano Allegri desires, though his fitness is a point of consideration. The publication also clarifies that the Atletico vs. Arsenal match concluded as a 1-1 draw, not a contest between PSG and Bayern.