Today’s Papers, Atalanta’s nightmare as Modric in love with Milan | OneFootball

Italian front pages dwell on Atalanta’s nightmare against Bayern and the rising Modric-Milan storyline, with transfer plans and refereeing rows also prominent.

Gazzetta says Atalanta were never in it, though the fans still applauded. It also focuses on Modric and Milan, with San Siro acclaim and a hunt for a No 9 led by Kean, and notes Serie A has 62 fewer goals than last season.

Gazzetta further reports Trezeguet watches Juventus for Yildiz and expected more from Vlahovic, and that Denzel Dumfries is set to start again after 125 days.

Corriere dello Sport stresses Rocchi’s certainties on penalties, judging Roma damaged while calling Milan-Inter correct. It adds the Malinovskyi double touch did not excuse the absence of a Roma penalty and that Ricci’s handball was properly assessed, and also notes Lazio were muted for 90 minutes.

Tuttosport brands Bayern’s win a stroll and warns Italy’s Champions League may already be over. It outlines a Juventus rebuild under Spalletti featuring six reinforcements plus a goalkeeper, naming Kolo, Ederson, Goretzka, Pellegrini, Celik and Senesi, with Gatti a possible sacrifice, and mentions Vicario, Nico Gonzalez, Fenerbahce on Openda, and a clause that could let Torino terminate Zapata’s contract.

Source: Football Italia