Today’s Papers: Juventus and Guerreiro, Tresoldi for Italy | OneFootball

La Gazzetta dello Sport

‘Milan, you’re a dream’

Interview with Rabiot: ‘Happy in red and black’

Scudetto? Napoli are favourites, but we’re fighting as well. Leao shouldn’t waste his enormous potential. Modric is an example. Allegri a winner like me

Akanji takes over

He will be signed permanently. The Acerbi replacement has already begun

Lobotka trouble

Napoli lose him for three weeks, at risk for Inter

Faith in Tudor

Few positive results, but Juve stand by their coach

Champions League

UEFA’s plan: More money but only for the top clubs

Corriere dello Sport

Allegri workaholic

Milan playing more than everyone, La Viola in last place

Serie A: Increasingly less football

Inquest into the use of time over the first six games

One Rossonero match lasts for an average of 57 minutes. Conte on the podium (54’). Fiorentina don’t go higher than 48’. Lazio-Roma in the top 5 for matches with the most interruptions

Napoli, De Bruyne is the quickest

He has the highest average for sprints: Nobody like him against Genoa

Inter, first prize: Chivu beats Inzaghi

A better start than in 2024

He’s earned one point more in Serie A, and has won both in the Champions League. Five wins in a row prior to the break

Juve, defensive lessons from Tudor

Gasperini and Friedkin, market meeting

Tuttosport

Wing-back SOS: There’s Guerreiro

According to Tudor, the real Juve emergency is on the flanks: Among the solutions in January is the Bayern left wing-back

The experienced and versatile Portuguese (who can also play in the middle) is approaching the end of his contract: Kompany could let him leave early to avoid losing him on a free. Igor doesn’t give up on the back three.

Interview with Di Natale: ‘The centre-forward should be Vlahovic’. Women: 2-1 against Benfica

Tresoldi for Italy, Gattuso confirms

The CT: ‘I’ve had a good look at both him and Ahanor. We’re working on it. The atmosphere won’t be great against Israel in Udine, my heart aches given what’s going on’. Soule’s agent also opens up to the Azzurri