Today’s Papers: Milan chase Tresoldi, while Juventus consider two strikers
La Gazzetta dello Sport
‘Tresoldi for Milan’: Gerry Cardinale wants the striker, who also happens to be a Rossoneri fan. The Devil are targeting the Club Brugge forward who sank Inter with a hat-trick at San Siro in the Champions League, and the pink paper says €53m is in the accounts to spend on the market.
‘Inter and Roma, escaping trouble’: On a big Saturday at the top, Chivu and Gasperini take on their injury crises. In Bologna, 21-year-old Pio Esposito inherits Lautaro’s role, while 19-year-old Rodrigo Mora and Castro lead Roma’s attack against Genoa.
‘Allegri and Napoli with two playmakers’: Napoli adopt a new set-up for the trip to Venezia.
‘Raimondo’: Sassuolo were swept aside as Antonio Raimondo, 22, scored another three. “He’s the top scorer,” with seven goals already, and it is a “Frosinone fairytale” after Friday’s 4-2 win.
‘Papa Conceição’: Sergio Conceição on his son Francisco’s angry reaction to being substituted in Vigo: “My son’s anger is good. But Spalletti is right.”
Tuttosport
‘Wolte, Kolo and more crosses. Come on, Juve!’: The Turin paper says Juve should build on the two strikers who scored in Vigo. Serena: “They complement each other well. But you have to put balls into the box…” Spalletti is starting to see two centre-forwards as an option, not just from the bench. The paper also highlights the work, including psychological work, on Cambiaso and the discovery of Sarr, as the coach builds on the positives. Celik returns against Lazio tomorrow, “and now Conceição is at risk…”
‘Inter, Roma and Napoli: a nervy restart’: All three return to action after Champions League defeats amid anxiety, doubts and absences. After Lautaro, Chivu has also lost Pavard and will rely on Pio in Bologna. Gasperini is without Dybala and Malen against Genoa, so Castro leads the line. Allegri is hoping Lucca can deliver in Venice. The paper also asks: “HBJ: who is the sheikh who wants Inter?”
‘Fila 100, back to the future’: Torino’s legendary Filadelfia ground celebrates its centenary today and opens up to the future. From 9am to 8pm, fans can visit the courtyard that was once the Granata’s home and is now “a bunker for Cairo’s club”, but their hope endures. The 1976 Scudetto winners: “The Museum there for our young players.”
‘Raimondo, a hat-trick for Mancini’: The Frosinone striker makes his case for an Italy call-up.
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