Today’s Papers – New Juventus goals, Amorim under fire, Mancini’s Italy squad | OneFootball

La Gazzetta dello Sport

Amorim under fire

(But he’s untouchable)

Milan want an immediate breakthrough

The problems: team defenceless and irritable; attack in crisis

New Juventus goals

EuroLeague: Four unlock themselves, including Kolo

NEC crushed at the Stadium: First goals for Alajbegovic, Woltemade and Celik. Nico drags.

I’ll make your head spin

All the moves of Chivu and Gasperini

The Nerazzurri are worth three times more, over 2 billion

FIGC file: Malagò or commissioner: a long challenge

Corriere dello Sport

Roma-Inter, Italy in the world

From Beijing to Baires: a global Scudetto challenge

It’s the game that has produced the most goals in the history of Serie A: 540. The Olimpico is sold out: Ryan Friedkin arriving at Trigoria. Hermoso recovers. Wesley on the left. Temptation Balerdi. Dimarco returns. Akanji the leader of the defence. Zielinski as a playmaker.

Juventus unlocked

Everyone with Lucio

Manita in Europa League: 5-0 win against NEC

So much fun: Alajbegovic, Woltemade, Celik and Kolo

The newcomers take centre stage. Grabara’s long pass for Nico, Kerim’s magic and Nick’s penalty. Then the Turkishman and the Frenchman score. Massara strengthens Spalletti: ‘The team is in excellent hands.’

Milan, Amorim’s errors

Hojlund’s Allegri treatment

Mancini’s Italy is born

Tuttosport

There’s no NEC

Europe consoles the Bianconeri and Spalletti. The Dutchmen are crushed: Nico, Alajbegovic, Woltemade, Celik and Kolo on the scoresheet.

Opponents, tactically unprepared and with a clumsy goalkeeper, allow Gonzalez to score, but the team (lined up in a new 3-4-2-1 system) doesn’t let up and keeps attention high in defence. The centre-forwards finally score, even if the German needed a penalty. Excellent Grabara debut: such good feet!

Vlasic-Simeone: Anti-crisis unit

Njie nails Cairo’s Toro: ‘At Fiorentina to grow.’

Gasp has a full squad; Chivu loses Stones for a month

Amorim already under scrutiny, face-to-face with Cardinale.