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Milan Future Plans: Two Free Agents and a Juventus Winger

January 29, 2021 Michel Sakr AC Milan, Calciomercato, Italian Football, Juventus, Serie A, Serie A 2020-2021, Transfer Market

Paolo Maldini and Ricky Massara are not planning on taking vacations, as the two directors are already planning for next season. Reports in Italy claim that Milan are lining up two exciting free agents for next season, while they are also considering buying Douglas Costa from Juventus.

The Cult of Calcio Podcast Ep. 5: Commenting on Serie A Round 11

December 13, 2020 Diego Ottaviano AC Milan, Inter, Inter Milan, Italian Football, Juventus, Podcast, Serie A

We welcome you the 5th episode of The Cult of Calcio's weekly podcast. This time, we spent a few minutes remembering the legend of Paolo Rossi and his beautiful underdog hero tale before diving into this weekend's Serie A match day. There's much on the plate, from the struggles of historical clubs like Torino, Fiorentina, and Genoa, to Crotone's sudden awake.

In the Serie A Monday night game, Fiorentina and Genoa shared the spoils atthe end of a dull match that caught fire only in the last ten minutes

Late Goals Reanimate Dull Fiorentina – Genoa Match-Up

December 7, 2020 Matteo Carnevale Fiorentina, Genoa, Italian Football, Serie A, Serie A 2020-2021 One comment

In the Serie A Monday night game, Fiorentina and Genoa shared the spoils at the Artemio Franchi Stadium at the end of a dull match that caught fire only in the last ten minutes, with Mario Pjaca opening the scoring for the visitors and Nikola Milenkovic drawing level from the very last chance. It was a game that confirmed the problematic status of both sides.

Milan don’t want to stop dreaming, as the Rossoneri took three important points out of their trip to the Marassi in Genoa as they toppled Sampdoria 2-1

Don’t Stop Them Now! Milan Having a Good Time at the Top

December 6, 2020 Renato Boschetti AC Milan, Italian Football, Sampdoria, Serie A, Serie A 2020-2021 2 comments

Milan don’t want to stop dreaming, and after Fiorentina, the Rossoneri continued their run at the top of the Serie A table, taking three important points out of their trip to the historically perilous Marassi in Genoa as they toppled Sampdoria 2-1. the Big Three are warned: Juventus, Inter, and Napoli will have to fight to get back on top as Milan really don't seem to be willing to slow down.

Sunday afternoon saw the return to domestic duty for Roma and Sassuolo who played out a cautious and a sometimes testy stalemate at the Stadio Olimpico

Roma and Sassuolo Play Out Feisty Goalless Stalemate

December 6, 2020 Ed Summers Roma, Sassuolo 2 comments

Sunday afternoon saw the return to domestic duty for Roma and Sassuolo who played out a cautious and sometimes testy goalless stalemate at the Stadio Olimpico. Roma Coach Paulo Fonseca made wholesale changes from the Europa League victory on Thursday night against Young Boys. The visitors Sassuolo were without star striker Ciccio Caputo with Filip Đuričić chosen to lead the line.

The Cult of Calcio Podcast Ep. 3: Our Early Memories of Maradona

November 29, 2020 The Cult of Calcio Newsroom Italian Football, Napoli, Podcast, Serie A

In the third episode of The Cult of Calcio's podcast, we were planning to make a preview of this weekend's Serie A matchday. But since the whole world of football was shocked by the news of Diego Maradona's passing, we decided to use this time to try to honor him as genuinely as we could - by simply sharing our childhood memories associated with The Greatest of All.

The Cult of Calcio Podcast Ep. 2: Inter – Real Madrid Preview

November 25, 2020 The Cult of Calcio Newsroom Assi di Coppe, Champions League, European Cups, Inter, Inter Milan, Italian Football, Real Madrid

In the second episode of The Cult of Calcio's podcast, we previewed tonight's Champions League game between Inter and Real Madrid as both teams try to recover from a not-so-exciting start of their European campaign. Live today we had Matteo Carnevale - founder of The Cult of Calcio - and our friend Carlos Molano who's an hardcore Real fan and a "socio" of the club.

Inter and Milan have filed an integration to the feasibility study concerning the project for a new San Siro Stadium in Milan

Finance Corner: The Project for a New San Siro Stadium in Milan

November 18, 2020 Marco Perrotta AC Milan, Finance Corner, Inter, Inter Milan, Italian Football, Serie A

Inter and Milan have filed an integration to the feasibility study and the new economic and financial plan concerning the project for a new San Siro Stadium in Milan. The project aims at building a new stadium with the highest international standards and at refurbishing the current Giuseppe Meazza facility, with the creation of a modern, sustainable sports district.

IQUII Sport recently released their first report dedicated to the social media presence of the women's clubs and players of the Italian Serie A Femminile

Finance Corner: A Social Media Analysis of Women’s Serie A Clubs

November 11, 2020 Marco Perrotta Finance Corner, Fiorentina Women, Florentia San Gimignano, Inter Women, Italian Football, Juventus Women, Milan Women, Napoli Femminile, Roma Women, Serie A, Serie A Femminile, Serie A Femminile 2020-2021, Women Football, Women's Football

IQUII Sport recently released their first report dedicated to the social media presence of the women's clubs of the Italian Serie A Femminile. Interestingly, the 12 teams have quite different approaches. Napoli choose to devote themselves to all the main social platforms with their own accounts. Other teams like Juventus and Inter prefer to focus only on some channels.

Napoli Femminile are living the dream of their first historic participation in the Serie A Femminile in this 2020-2021 season

Finance Corner: The Rise of Napoli Femminile in Women’s Serie A

November 4, 2020 Marco Perrotta Finance Corner, Italian Football, Napoli, Napoli Femminile, Serie A, Serie A Femminile, Serie A Femminile 2020-2021

Napoli Femminile are living the dream of their first historic participation in the Serie A Femminile in this 2020-2021 season. Their idea of following the "Barcelona model" when it comes to the growth of the youth sector confirms that President Raffaele Carlino's club are serious about making women’s football relive at the foot of the Mount Vesuvius.

Despite the financial struggles and legislative limitations, there are good foundations to make the Serie A Femminile and women's football grow in Italy

Finance Corner: An Overview of Women’s Football in Italy

October 28, 2020 Marco Perrotta AC Milan, Finance Corner, Inter, Inter Milan, Italian Football, Italy, Juventus, Napoli, Serie A, Serie A Femminile, Serie A Femminile 2020-2021

Serie A Femminile is the top tier in the women's football pyramid in Italy and is organized by the Italian Football Federation. Despite the financial struggles and legislative limitations, there are some good foundations to make the women's football movement grow in Italy. On that note, the recent interest recorded by such famous men’s clubs in opening a women's section is only positive.

Finance Corner: The European Premier League Project

October 26, 2020 Marco Perrotta AC Milan, Finance Corner, Inter, Inter Milan, Italian Football, Italy, Juventus, Napoli, Serie A

A real revolution, with the support of FIFA, that would mark the end of the Champions League in favor of a billionaire European Super League. This is the hypothesis that the main European clubs - including some Serie A sides - are reportedly considering, projected towards a new “European Premier League" that could start as early as the 2022-23 season.

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