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Four Serie A Prospects Andrea Pirlo Could Bring To Juventus

August 14, 2020 Luke Phelps Calciomercato, Italian Football, Juventus, Serie A, Stickers Swapping, Transfer Market

Andrea Pirlo has been installed as the new Juventus boss, but who might he be looking to bring in over the summer? Many expect a clearout at the club and many high-earning players will make way for some new, hopefully much younger blood. Here we take a look at four Serie A prospects that Pirlo could look to bring in over the summer.

Juventus Considering To Put Paulo Dybala Up For Sale

August 13, 2020 Matteo Carnevale Calciomercato, Italian Football, Juventus, Serie A, Stickers Swapping, Transfer Market

Will Paulo Dybala still be a Juventus player next season? According to Turin-based sports daily Tuttosport, the Bianconeri's entourage are not completely sure about renewing the contract of the 26-year-old La Joya and are considering to place him on the market - with clubs like Real Madrid and Manchester City keen on making a move to secure his services.

Ronaldo Should Really Consider Leaving Juventus This Summer

August 11, 2020 Kolade Daniel Calciomercato, Italian Football, Juventus, Serie A, Stickers Swapping, Transfer Market

You've probably heard the whisper by now. Cristiano Ronaldo is "considering" a move to PSG this summer. It's easy to disregard this piece of news and take it as media reaction to Juve bowing out of the Champions League. Whether or not there is anything concrete to those rumors, a closer look suggests it might not be out of place for CR7 to look elsewhere.

Inter vs Leverkusen 2-1: A Struggle to Reach Europa League Semis

August 10, 2020 Matteo Carnevale Assi di Coppe, Europa League, European Cups, Inter Milan, Italian Football, Serie A

Inter fought tooth and nail to preserve a 2-1 lead they gained in the first half of their Europa League Quarter-Final against Bayer Leverkusen to book a place in the Top 4 of the competition for the first time since 1998. The Nerazzurri took the lead with a stunning one-two by Barella and Lukaku but saw the Germans quickly reducing the gap and had to suffer until the end.

“We Had Already Decided”- Paratici Explains Sarri Dismissal

August 9, 2020 Matteo Carnevale Italian Football, Juventus, Serie A, Serie A 2019-2020

Juventus' Chief Football Officer Fabio Paratici took some time to comment on yesterday's shocking news and the process that brought the Bianconeri's management to give Maurizio Sarri the boot after just one year of contract, basically confirming that the decision of dismissing him was taken before the Champions League game with Lyon.

Cristiano Ronaldo in despair after Juventus crashed out of Champions League at the hand of Lyon

Ronaldo Not Enough to Save Juventus Champions League Dream

August 7, 2020 Matteo Carnevale Assi di Coppe, Champions League, European Cups, Italian Football, Juventus, Lyon, Serie A

Juventus bid farewell once again to their dream of winning the Champions League as they beat Lyon 2-1 in the second leg of their Round of 16 game but saw the French side advancing on away goals after winning 1-0 the first leg played 163 days ago at home. In the end, what made the difference was a controversial penalty awarded to Lyon early in the game.

Lazio Set To Make a Move On 34-Year-Old International Star

August 6, 2020 Matteo Carnevale Calciomercato, Italian Football, Lazio, Serie A, Stickers Swapping, Transfer Market

According to multiple Italian media outlets, including top circulation Gazzetta dello Sport, David Silva might be considering a move to Lazio. The Biancocelesti cannot match the salary expectations of the Spanish international but could add a series of bonuses and benefits to their 4M euros offer that may make Silva consider the opportunity to play in Serie A.

Superior Sevilla Side Pushes Roma Out of Europa League

August 6, 2020 Matteo Carnevale Assi di Coppe, Europa League, European Cups, Italian Football, Roma

Roma's new president Dan Friedkin was surely hoping for a different start for his adventure in charge of the Roman Wolves. Instead, his first game as Giallorossi chairman in pectore ended in a bad loss to Sevilla on neutral turf at the MSV Arena in Duisburg. Sevilla put two past the Giallorossi with Sergio Reguilon and Youssef En-Nesiry.

Five Free Agents That Inter Could Sign This Summer

August 6, 2020 Luke Phelps Calciomercato, Inter Milan, Italian Football, Serie A, Stickers Swapping, Transfer Market

Antonio Conte in his first season at Inter guided the club to a commendable 2nd-place finish, missing out on the title by just a point to Juve. As teams prepare for the 2020-21 Serie A campaign, they'll be looking into the market for some bargains. Inter may well look towards England again this summer, and here we look at five free agents whom Conte could bring to Milano.

The Eight-Year Journey of James Pallotta at Roma

August 6, 2020 Abdullah Bashiti Italian Football, Portraits, Presidential Portraits, Roma, Serie A

James Pallotta has officially sold Roma to fellow American billionaire Dan Friedkin, for a reported fee of around 600 million euro. Pallotta's eight-year stay in the Eternal City will be remembered as having had some really enjoyable phases, most notably the Barcelona Champions League comeback, but will also be remembered as being trophy-less.

Lukaku, Eriksen Goals Get Getafe Job Done For Inter

August 5, 2020 Matteo Carnevale Assi di Coppe, Europa League, European Cups, Inter Milan, Italian Football

Goals from Romelu Lukaku and Christian Eriksen got the job done for Inter as Antonio Conte's side moved past Getafe at the Arena Aufschalke in Gelsenkirchen in their Europa League Round of 16 game. Inter took the lead with the Belgian's 11th goal in 8 Europa League appearances this season and the Dane wrapped their win right after making his entrance to the pitch.

Antonio Conte’s Outburst Is Not How a Leader Should Speak

August 4, 2020 Matteo Carnevale Calciomercato, Inter Milan, Italian Football, Serie A, Stickers Swapping, Transfer Market

All in all, Antonio Conte’s first year in charge of Inter resulted in a significant improvement in the Nerazzurri’s performance. But minutes after his convincing 2-0 win over Atalanta, the Lecce-born coach let himself go to an unexpected and badly timed outburst against Inter’s management that may put his permanence at the helm of the Nerazzurri at risk.

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