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On October 15, 1972, Milan beat Atalanta 9-3 as the match at the San Siro went down in history as the Serie A match with the most goals scored ever

Milan vs Atalanta Throwback: The Match With the Most Goals Ever

People present at the San Siro Stadium on that day claim that the electronic scorecard went in tilt and lost track of the scorers. Others report that the referee Giunti run out of space in his notebook to list them. While such claims may fade into legend, one thing is for sure and it’s the score of the Serie A match with the most goals ever: On October 15, 1972, Milan beat Atalanta 9-3! Continue reading

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To remember Gianluca Vialli is to talk about a player who was truly out of the box. The word that best sums up his life and career is “unpredictable”

Serie A Heroes: Gianluca Vialli, an Ode to Unpredictability

To remember Gianluca Vialli is to talk about a player who was truly out of the box. Fuori dagli schemi, as we say in Italy. He was not the strongest of his generation, nor the most controversial. But he had a share of talent and rebelliousness big enough to make him a cult figure in the Belpaese of the 1980s. Perhaps the word that best sums up his life and career is “unpredictable”. Continue reading

Serie A Heroes: “Batigol” Batistuta, Firenze’s Legendary Marksman

Gabriel Omar Batistuta graced Italian football from 1991 to 2003, becoming a Fiorentina legend and winning a Scudetto with Roma. Tactically gifted, industriously astute and strikingly prolific, Batistuta was a force to be reckoned with when in full flow. A once-in-a-lifetime player who relentlessly terrorized defenses without a second thought. He also remained Argentina's top-scorer until Lionel Messi took over the record. Continue reading
Nicolò Savona and Alberto Costa have barely gotten any action since Igor Tudor was appointed, as the new manager has preferred leaning on more experienced players, and their Juventus future is in jeopardy, at least for the short term.

Juventus Will Have to Decide What to Do with Young Duo

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Nicolò Savona and Alberto Costa have barely gotten any action since Igor Tudor was appointed, as the new manager has preferred leaning on more experienced players, and their Juventus future is in jeopardy, at least for the short term.
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Juventus have been linked to Victor Osimhen ever since he joined Galatasaray last summer. He continues to be at the top of their wish list.

Juventus Not Abandoning Their Long-Shot Osimhen Pursuit

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Juventus have been linked to Victor Osimhen ever since he joined Galatasaray last summer. He continues to be at the top of their wish list at the position despite the obvious difficulties in signing him from Napoli.
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Juventus plot to make only a few select signings next summer, and David Hancko remains very high on their shortlist despite the competition.

Juventus Still Involved in Scrum to Sign Feyenoord Ace

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Juventus plot to make only a few select signings next summer, and David Hancko remains very high on their shortlist to fix the defense, even though the suitors are flocking, as he’s primed to leave Feyenoord.
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