Today’s Papers: Endrick opens door to Milan, Palmisani calls Juve and Modric isn’t stopping
‘My golden boys’: Under-21 coach Silvio Baldini opens up about his Azzurrini and the relaunch of Italian football: “In football they have to look for the happiness they felt as children. Diving for a penalty? I’ll tell you off. Do it again and you won’t play for me anymore. The talent is there, but the clubs don’t make use of it. The Euros and the Olympics: we can do anything.”
‘Bobo launches Pio’: In an exclusive interview as Serie A resumes, Christian Vieri backs Pio Esposito: “Esposito is tough, he’ll score more than Riva for the national team. Juve and Milan won’t fight for the Scudetto.”
‘Endrick: yes to Milan’: The Real Madrid forward, 20, opens the door to the Rossoneri.
‘Messi: the farewell, the tears’: Argentina bow to their captain as he leaves international football, and the paper notes he has earned more than €1.6bn over his career.
Corriere dello Sport
‘Modric presses on: “I’m not stopping”‘: He is 41 and has played 1,178 games, yet the Milan star has decided to carry on: “This isn’t my last season, afterwards it’ll be Real.” He is pushing his farewell back to 2028, when he will join Real Madrid’s staff.
‘Sucic feels cramped at Inter’: The Croatian midfielder wants more minutes: “In two or three months, we’ll see what the situation is.”
‘Juve bear McKennie’s stamp’: Weston McKennie is the new leader in Turin. With 234 appearances and 27 goals, nobody in Luciano Spalletti’s squad can match him.
‘History calls Gasp’: Gian Piero Gasperini takes Roma to Como chasing his 300th Serie A win.
‘Napoli, Scott is back’: Scott McTominay has regained his certificate of fitness for competitive sport.
Tuttosport
‘Palmisani calls Juve’: The Frosinone and Under-21 goalkeeper sees black and white. His agent Federico Pastorello says: “There was already an approach in the summer, and now he would be Vicario’s deputy. Let’s see if they confirm their interest.” Premier League scouts are increasingly present at the Stirpe, meanwhile, and Spalletti launches “Operation Kolo Muani”.
‘Torino have decided: target Mikolajewski’: The young Pole has convinced Gianluca Petrachi. Torino have opened talks with the agents of the striker, who is owned by Parma and on loan at Lucerne and who scored against Italy’s Under-21s on Monday. A deal could come in January or June.
‘McTominay can return’: There’s relief for Napoli as the Scot is cleared after his arrhythmia.
‘Leo, it was wonderful’: The Turin paper’s farewell to Messi.
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