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Serie A Transfer Market Roundup: Latest News from September 14

AC Milan, Atalanta, Barcelona, Bologna, Cagliari, Calciomercato, Chelsea, England, FIGC, Fiorentina, France, Fulham, Genoa, Inter, Inter Milan, Italian Football, Italy, Juventus, La Liga, Lazio, Lyon, Manchester City, Napoli, Poland, PSG, Roma, Sampdoria, Saudi Arabia, Serie A, Serie A 2020-2021, Spal, Stickers Swapping, Transfer Market
The Cult of Calcio gladly welcomes you to its latest edition of the Serie A Transfer Market Roundup. While the English Premier League fans and La Liga lovers spent their weekend watching actual football, Serie A fans were more interested in tracking Spezia's or Lazio's latest deals, and luckily for you we have all the most recent Italian calciomercato news stacked in one article.
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From Roma Captain to Outcast, The Weird Story of Alessandro Florenzi

Calciomercato, Italian Football, PSG, Roma, Serie A, Stickers Swapping, Transfer Market, Valencia
Alessandro Florenzi’s second goodbye to Roma took place yesterday early morning as the Azzurri player left Rome to sign a loan deal with Paris Saint-Germain. After coming back from a six-month loan spell at Valencia, Florenzi left once again the club of his hometown and there is reason to believe that this time his separation from Roma will be permanent.
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Tactical Analysis: How Bayern Munich Nullified Mbappé and Co.

Assi di Coppe, European Cups, Serie A, Tactical Analysis
The Champions League Final was billed as the moment where Paris Saint-Germain would truly announce themselves on the European circuit, but they came up short once again. This tactical analysis will seek to find out where and when the game was won and how Bayern Munich absolutely nullified the threat of Neymar and Kylian Mbappé with the utmost professionalism.
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Paris Saint-Germain Crush Leipzig In One-Sided UCL Semi-Final

Assi di Coppe, Champions League, European Cups, Paris Saint Germain, RB Leipzig
Paris Saint-Germain are just one step away from their Champions League chimera as they burst into the Final on Tuesday night after ditching RB Leipzig with a sounding 3-0 score. There was little competition in the game at the Estadio da Luz in Lisbon as Julian Nagelsmann's side limits were brutally exposed by Neymar and company.
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