Today’s Papers – Italy must win back fans’ hearts in Mancini’s second debut
La Gazzetta dello Sport
Sheva 50
‘Formidable years with Milan, now I score goals under the bombs.’
Let you be loved
Mancini’s first Italy challenge Belgium
The Nazionale looking for a relaunch: Donnarumma, Barella and Tonali lead. Towards Pio-Kean in attack. The coach returns: ‘Forget Bosnia…’
Inter, the math works: Oaktree’s breakthrough.
Corriere dello Sport
Give your all
In Mancini’s sign
Nations League: Mancini’s Italy will be born at 20:45 against Belgium.
‘Results and style of play to have Italy on our side.’
The second spell of the coach begins at the Olimpico: ‘Victories represent the only medicine. We have young players, but they must be helped.’ Cambiaghi with Kean and Pio. Romano as a regista.
Chivu multiplicates Inter
Nine games in 29 days when the season resumes. They’ll start against Parma and Brugge: room for 20 players.
‘Favasuli is the future of Napoli.’
The great ex: ‘A slow start is inevitable with a new coach. Vergara is strong, Roma worthy of the Scudetto.’
Endrick, there’s Milan too.
Cardinale tries to steal the Brazilian ace from Roma: he can arrive on a six-month loan deal.
Tuttosport
‘Let’s command again.’
Italy-Belgium at 20:45: we start again with Mancio
The Nations League begins in Rome and, mostly, the new course after years of disappointments and unpleasant incidents that have pushed the fans away. The coach: ‘We must reignite the passion; we need a great performance.’ Donnarumma: ‘It’s a duty to be aggressive, proactive and proud.’ Kean and Pio Esposito in attack. All eyes on Romano in central midfield.
Juventus tie Conceiçao down and book two full-backs
The Portuguese is the Bianconeri player with the most shots on target, crosses and chances created. Meantime, Massara follows Raum of Leipzig and Mitchell of Crystal Palace.
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