Today’s Papers – New Juventus revolution, Italy’s World Cup regret

La Gazzetta dello SportPulisic interviewMy America and my Milan‘It’s the USA’s moment. The Devil will return to greatness.’Juve turned upside downComolli resigns, Carnevali new CEO. Vlahovic emerges againAnother revolution after the market refusals. Elkann now relies on the Sassuolo director. Muharemovic close.Corriere dello SportWorld Cup regretBosnia, who sent us home, debut with Canada (21). Mexico beat South Africa in the opener (2-0).Elkann’s breakthroughJuve, what a Carnival!Comolli resigns, a new CEO arrivesAnother big change for John: board of directors today and announcementThe French manager resigns after a meeting with the owner: his heir is chosen for his experience, knowledge, and managerial ability.Palestra has decided: he wants InterHe won’t consider other destinations. There’s distance with Atalanta; the request is 55m.Lotito, enoughThe club owner has further pushed away the fans with a letter aimed at themNapoli, now Anguissa can stayOption to extend to 2027 activated: Allegri’s arrival changes everything.Roma, three coups worth 100mThe budget for Gasp: Greenwood, another striker and a full-back on targetTuttosportToro, three offers from the USAFunds and holdings active in the sports sector want the stadium too. Club valued slightly less than 200m. Cairo reflects. In the meantime, Gazzi returns as team manager and Petrachi changes the medical sector. Transfer: here’s Strefezza again.Carnevali rebuilds JuventusElkann’s revolution: Comolli leaves; the CEO, arriving from Sassuolo, wants to change many things.Extraordinary board meeting today: resignation of the French director expected after just one year, with poor results and a lot of tension. His successor calls Spalletti, who wins the internal ‘political game.’ Big changes on the horizon in terms of men, methods and on the market. Modesto and Burgess are leaving too, but Kolo, Sorloth and Martinez remain priority targets.Exclusive Cannavaro: ‘There’s magic here also with Uzbekistan.’Mexico and tears: Jimenez party Read More