Inter’s 6-2 fightback, Dimarco decisive, and Verratti idea lead Italy’s papers | OneFootball

La Gazzetta dello Sport reports Inter fell 0-2 behind against Pisa, then swept to a 6-2 win to move six points clear of Milan and nine of Napoli. Corriere dello Sport focuses on Dimarco’s impact off the bench, saying he transformed the contest.

Corriere says Pisa’s Moreo struck twice inside 23 minutes, silencing San Siro, before the response arrived. It lists a Zielinski penalty, Lautaro, Esposito, Dimarco, Bonny and Mkhitaryan among the scorers, and notes Inter have taken 28 points from their last 10 games.

Gazzetta adds Sommer and Luis Henrique were below par, and that Chivu accepted responsibility for goalkeeping errors. It also trails Juventus versus Napoli amid transfer business and injury concerns.

Corriere claims Juventus have total agreement for En-Nesyri on a €3m loan with a €17m option, awaiting the player’s final approval and paperwork with Fenerbahce. Gazzetta says the forward is due in Turin today.

Gazzetta floats a crazy idea for the Azzurri involving Verratti, saying he has met Gattuso and already agreed. Corriere says Napoli’s Giovane is ready for Torino, set to be on the bench with Antonio Conte.

Corriere also previews Fiorentina against Cagliari at 17.00 at the Franchi to remember Commisso, saying Joseph is the new CEO and that Solomon starts with Piccoli in attack. Tuttosport features Kalulu praising Spalletti and warns Torino coach Baroni is under pressure against Como at 14.00, with Simeone out and Obrador could debut.

Source: Football Italia