Commisso dies at 76 as Inter pull clear and Juventus suffer Cagliari blow | OneFootball

Tuttosport reports that Fiorentina president Rocco Commisso has died aged 76, with Florence and football in mourning. The paper highlights the training centre as his legacy, investment of 500m, and points to wife Catherine being central to the club’s future while mentioning Paratici’s role.

La Gazzetta dello Sport says the Viola intend to play for him, tracing his journey from Calabria to the USA and from TV to football. Club great Giancarlo Antognoni added that Commisso gave Fiorentina a lot, including three finals.

Inter extended their lead to six points with a 1-0 win at Udinese, Lautaro Martínez finishing from Pio’s assist. It was eight wins in their last nine Serie A games. La Gazzetta dello Sport adds that Arsenal arrive on Tuesday.

Tuttosport says Juventus lost 1-0 in Cagliari, decided by a superb Mazzitelli strike. The report notes Kenan Yildiz hit the post and a Miretti penalty was cancelled by VAR, with Caprile rarely troubled despite a flurry of crosses.

La Gazzetta dello Sport writes Juventus have moved for Jean-Philippe Mateta with an offer to Crystal Palace, while Tuttosport values a potential deal at €28-30m.

Corriere dello Sport reports Inter and Napoli claimed narrow wins, with Stanislav Lobotka settling it away to Sassuolo. La Gazzetta dello Sport notes Napoli then lost Amir Rrahmani and Matteo Politano to injury and asked the club for reinforcements.

Corriere dello Sport says Milan face Lecce tonight. La Gazzetta dello Sport also reports Niclas Füllkrug was robbed in his hotel, with a €500,000 haul.

Source: Football Italia