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Thursday, October 8, 2026

Football Italia Show: Long international breaks: Yes or No? Argentina’ next No.10 in Serie A?

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The international break is finally over, and Serie A returns this weekend, bringing a series of intriguing storylines across Italy’s top flight.

In the latest Football Italia podcast, Lorenzo Bettoni and Giancarlo Rinaldi look ahead to the resumption of club football and discuss key talking points to watch in the coming weeks.

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On the agenda is the upcoming meeting between Como’s Nico Paz and Roma’s Paulo Dybala, just days after Argentina bid an emotional farewell to Lionel Messi at the international level.

The conversation also turns to the challenges facing the title contenders, with Napoli, Inter, Juventus and Milan entering a crucial stage of the season as domestic and European commitments begin to pile up.

After three weeks without Serie A action, club football is finally back. But was the break too long? Let us know whether you enjoyed the extended international window or, like many supporters, were eagerly waiting for league football to return.

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