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Serie A Gameweek 16 gets underway at Stadio Luigi Ferraris as newly-promoted Genoa and title-bidding Juventus go head-to-head

Preview: Genoa vs Juventus – Team News, Lineups & Prediction

December 15, 2023 Marko Vrakela Genoa, Juventus, Serie A, Serie A 2023-2024

Serie A Gameweek 16 gets underway at Stadio Luigi Ferraris as newly-promoted Genoa and title-bidding Juventus go head-to-head. Massimiliano Allegri's men have grown accustomed to pre-weekend fixtures, with this marking their third consecutive Friday outing.

As Gilardino prepares to welcome Reggiana in the Coppa Italia, ex-Azzurri teammate Alessandro Nesta is excited about the prospect of qualifying through.

Nesta Promises Dinner if Reggiana Meet Lazio in Coppa Italia

October 31, 2023 Akhil Fisher Coppa Italia, Genoa, Italian Football, Lazio, Reggina, Serie A

As Alberto Gilardino prepares to welcome Reggiana to the Stadio Luigi Ferraris in the Coppa Italia Second Round, ex-Azzurri teammate Alessandro Nesta is excited about the prospect of qualifying through, since it will pitch his side against former club Lazio in the last 16.

Stadio Luigi Ferraris is the venue as newly-promoted Genoa and title-bidding Milan face off against each other in Saturday's exciting Serie A meeting

Genoa vs Milan: Serie A Preview, Potential Lineups & Prediction

October 6, 2023 Marko Vrakela AC Milan, Genoa, Serie A, Serie A 2023-2024

Stadio Luigi Ferraris is the venue as newly-promoted Genoa and title-bidding Milan face off against each other in Saturday's exciting Serie A meeting. Let’s look at our match preview for this contest.

Sottil has the chance to turn things around in his favor when Udinese travel to Monza next, before taking on Cagliari in the Coppa Italia second round.

Udinese vs Genoa 2-2: Sottil’s Job at Risk

October 1, 2023 Marko Vrakela Genoa, Serie A, Serie A 2023-2024, Udinese

Genoa came minutes away from posting back-to-back Serie A wins for the first time in over two years, but Udinese spoiled their party. Albero Gilardino's men were 2-1 up at halftime of an enthralling encounter at Dacia Arena, only to relinquish that lead in stoppage time.

Portugal tried to convince José Mourinho, but they will probably come up empty-handed. The Special One is leaning toward refusing the proposal.

Roma Player Ratings vs Genoa: Giallorossi Trounced by Newcomers

September 28, 2023 Marko Vrakela Genoa, Player Ratings, Roma, Serie A, Serie A 2023-2024

If Roma thought their disastrous start to the new Serie A campaign couldn't go more wrong, a rampant Genoa side convinced them otherwise. The Griffins wiped the floor with Giallorossi at the Stadio Luigi Ferraris, steamrolling to an overwhelming 4-1 victory.

Only three teams have had the honors of going unbeaten so far in Serie A, and Lecce are one of them. Gilardino feels his Genoa have to proceed with caution.

Genoa Coach Gilardino Previews Tough Trip to Unbeaten Lecce

September 22, 2023 Akhil Fisher Calciomercato, Genoa, Italian Football, Lecce, Serie A, Transfer Market

Only three teams have had the honors of going unbeaten so far after four games in Serie A, and Lecce are one of them. As the Salentini await to host Genoa, in what is touted to be high-tempo clash at the Stadio Comunale Via del Mare, visiting coach Alberto Gilardino feels his side have to proceed with caution.

Genoa Manager Gilardino Proud of His Players After Napoli Stalemate

September 17, 2023 Marko Vrakela Genoa, Napoli, Serie A, Serie A 2023-2024

Newly-promoted Genoa came agonizingly close to posting their second win of the new Serie A campaign, and against defending champions Napoli no less. However, Alberto Gilardino's team left a two-goal lead slip through their fingers down the final stretch and eventually had to settle for a 2-2 draw.

Matteo Politano was among the players who got hurt and left the Italy set-up before the decisive Euro qualifier versus Ukraine.

Genoa vs Napoli 2-2: Substitutes Inspire Champs to Hard-Earned Draw

September 16, 2023 Marko Vrakela Genoa, Napoli, Serie A, Serie A 2023-2024

Genoa thought they were on the cusp of upsetting the apple cart and defeating reigning Serie A champions Napoli at home. However, Rudi Garcia's men pulled off a stunning late comeback to eke out a 2-2 draw at the Stadio Luigi Ferraris and avoid another disappointment.

Torino vs Genoa 1-0: Radonjic Topples Griffins Right at the Death

September 3, 2023 Marko Vrakela Genoa, Serie A, Serie A 2023-2024, Torino

Torino found a glimmer of light at the end of the tunnel just in time to enter September's international break on a positive note. Nemanja Radonjic came off the bench to score a stoppage-time winner in a narrow 1-0 home win over newly-promoted Genoa.

Mateo Retegui recounted how his Azzurri call-up came to be but remained cagey about what would happen in the summer in an interview.

Lazio in Deep Trouble as Mateo Retegui Conquers Rome

August 27, 2023 Marko Vrakela Genoa, Lazio, Serie A, Serie A 2023-2024

Last season's runners-up finish might have been a fluke as problems pile up for Lazio at the start of the 2023/24 Serie A campaign. After an underwhelming 2-1 defeat at Lecce on matchday one, Maurizio Sarri's side succumbed to a dreadful 1-0 home loss to newly-promoted Genoa on Sunday.

It is no secret that Malinovskyi intends to return to Italy, following a short stint at Marseille. Torino lead the race but face competition from Besiktas.

Official: Genoa Sign Ruslan Malinovskyi on Loan

August 19, 2023 Marko Vrakela Genoa, Serie A, Transfer Market

Ruslan Malinovskyi returns to Serie A following a dismal six-year stint in Ligue 1. Genoa and Marseille have struck an agreement for the Ukraine international to spend the 2023/24 season on loan at the Stadio Luigi Ferraris.

Retegui was called up to play for Italy by Mancini, and the ex-Inter manager’s sudden farewell has caught many by surprise, including the Azzurri newcomer.

Retegui on Mancini’s Exit, Preferred Strikers and Beltran

August 15, 2023 Akhil Fisher Calciomercato, Genoa, Italian Football, Italy, Serie A, Transfer Market

Mateo Retegui was called up to the Italy national team by Roberto Mancini, and the ex-Inter and Manchester City manager’s sudden farewell has caught many by surprise, including the Azzurri newcomer: "His decision surprised me. When I found out, I sent the coach a message, thanking him for the trust."

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