Today’s Papers – Sorloth to Juventus and Inter’s three-way defensive plan

Here is a look at the key football stories making the front pages of Italy’s three major sports newspapers on Saturday, June 6.Today’s PapersLa Gazzetta dello Sport leads with an exclusive interview with Inter president Beppe Marotta, who declares “the Champions League is where I stop,” suggesting he wants to finally win Europe’s biggest prize before stepping away. He addresses comparisons with Mourinho’s treble-winning side, pushes back on any suggestion of disrespect towards his project and confirms Palestra is a target.The paper also reports on Milan’s coaching situation, with Rangnick in the frame for a director role.Federico Chiesa meanwhile declares he wants to return to Italy.On the Serie A fixture release, Gazzetta notes the early standout clash: a blockbuster Week 3 featuring Inter vs Napoli and Juventus vs Milan, with the Derby d’Italia scheduled at the end of the first half of the season and again near the finale.Juventus’s pursuit of Sorloth is also covered, with the funding expected to come from player sales.Tuttosport splashes on Alexander Sorloth, reporting that Juventus coach Spalletti personally called the Norwegian to express his interest and the pair got on well immediately.Atletico Madrid are willing to let him go, contacts with his agents are ongoing, and Simeone would also consider selling Gimenez, though in defence the dream remains Kim.Juventus need to raise €55 million by the end of June, with Cambiaso in the shop window and Kalulu protected. Elsewhere, Torino’s managerial situation is chaotic, Aquilani is heading to Sassuolo while Petrachi is blocking Abate. Italy under-21 talent Cacciamani has been called up for the Greece friendly.Corriere dello Sport leads on Inter’s defensive summer, reporting the club are simultaneously pursuing Palestra, Solet and Stankovic, with a Marotta-Percassi meeting in Parma today over the €53 million Palestra situation.The paper also notes Week 3 of the new Serie A season as an early showpiece, Inter vs Napoli and Juventus vs Milan both falling on the same matchday.Milan fans are in open revolt against Gerry Cardinale and Ibrahimovic, while Gasperini insists Mancini is not leaving Roma.Sorloth and Juventus are also prominent, with the key being Nico Gonzalez’s situation at Atletico.