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La Gazzetta dello Sport

Sheva 50

‘Formidable years with Milan, now I score goals under the bombs.’

Let you be loved

Mancini’s first Italy challenge Belgium

The Nazionale looking for a relaunch: Donnarumma, Barella and Tonali lead. Towards Pio-Kean in attack. The coach returns: ‘Forget Bosnia…’

Inter, the math works: Oaktree’s breakthrough.

Corriere dello Sport

Give your all

In Mancini’s sign

Nations League: Mancini’s Italy will be born at 20:45 against Belgium.

‘Results and style of play to have Italy on our side.’

The second spell of the coach begins at the Olimpico: ‘Victories represent the only medicine. We have young players, but they must be helped.’ Cambiaghi with Kean and Pio. Romano as a regista.

Chivu multiplicates Inter

Nine games in 29 days when the season resumes. They’ll start against Parma and Brugge: room for 20 players.

‘Favasuli is the future of Napoli.’

The great ex: ‘A slow start is inevitable with a new coach. Vergara is strong, Roma worthy of the Scudetto.’

Endrick, there’s Milan too.

Cardinale tries to steal the Brazilian ace from Roma: he can arrive on a six-month loan deal.

Tuttosport

‘Let’s command again.’

Italy-Belgium at 20:45: we start again with Mancio

The Nations League begins in Rome and, mostly, the new course after years of disappointments and unpleasant incidents that have pushed the fans away. The coach: ‘We must reignite the passion; we need a great performance.’ Donnarumma: ‘It’s a duty to be aggressive, proactive and proud.’ Kean and Pio Esposito in attack. All eyes on Romano in central midfield.

Juventus tie Conceiçao down and book two full-backs

The Portuguese is the Bianconeri player with the most shots on target, crosses and chances created. Meantime, Massara follows Raum of Leipzig and Mitchell of Crystal Palace.

The Lions of Toro grow in Cameroon thanks to the fans