Today’s Papers – Pio Esposito ‘better’ than Toni, new Juventus goalkeepers

Assault on Palmisani
Juve, future to the goal
Insult to Mazzola: just a fine
Pio of Italy
The coach prepares for Friday’s debut against Belgium: the Inter striker moves toward the centre of the attack.
Baldini: ‘I supported Frosinone; they represent our football.’
Milan: Act of Amorim, Modric benefits from the partnership with Rabiot
Corriere dello Sport

That spot belongs to Lucio
The Opta algorithm rewards Juve, ‘granting’ a Champions League spot
Inter, Roma and Como are the top three teams
The race for the top four sees the Bianconeri favourite over Milan, Lazio and Napoli. Carnevali has chosen Neto to replace Grabara and is working on creating a scouting team.
Baldini: ‘I cheered against Como.’
Napoli: Allegri has lost 36 goals
Departures and injuries have taken concreteness away from Max, and Hojlund must be revived.
Milan work on Pulisic extension
The goal against Lecce convinced Amorim too: A contract until 2031 is on the table.
Roma, it’s another Dybala
Physical shape at its best thanks to a new fitness coach: he’s become a leader.
Tuttosport

‘Pio is better than me at 21, but must be more clinical.’
Toni: ‘Esposito has learned from two masters like Lautaro and Thuram; he must only improve in front of the goal. Mancini is the right coach; the 4-3-3 is excellent. I gamble on Cissé and Favasuli for the future.’
Juve, the first 100 days of Carnevali and how the next will be
Revolution for the new Yildiz
The scouting will be reviewed: fewer algorithms and more direct contacts. From sporting politics to the expansion of Continassa, more plans for the relaunch. Ravanelli: ‘I have trust, but more Italians are needed.’ Neto close. Insult to Mazzola: €10,000 fine.
‘Cacciamani is among the best; the future belongs to him.’
Graziani: ‘The fact that he hasn’t been called up to Italy NT will make him push even more. The penalty denied to Torino against Bologna is a disgrace.’
Baldini: ‘Our football? Frosinone more than Como.’
The CT praises Alvini: ‘A fantastic story, I supported him.’ U-20 Women’s World Cup: semi-final against Spain at 15:00 CET.
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