The Derby d'Italia, a fierce rivalry between Juventus and Inter, is extending beyond the football pitch and into the transfer market. Both clubs are focusing on similar strategies, particularly when it comes to Italian and young prospects. A prime example is Alessandro Romano, a 2006-b

Alejandro Balde remains a key name for the January transfer window, but Juventus appears to be losing ground in the race for the Barcelona winger. While Balde had been linked with Juventus as a potential major reinforcement for Luciano Spalletti's left flank, recent Spanish reports suggest o

At Trento's Festival dello Sport, during the "Vialli forever" panel, former Cagliari, Napoli, Chelsea, and Parma forward Gianfranco Zola spoke about his relationship with the late Gianluca Vialli. Zola recalled Vialli's distinctive approach, noting occasional disagreements, particularly w

Former Juventus midfielder Marco Tardelli spoke at the Festival dello Sport, sharing career anecdotes. He recalled a moment from his early days at Juventus, telling Dino Zoff, "You know, I was a waiter for you years ago." Zoff playfully tapped his glass and announced to the team, "This guy ser

Yildiz is back in Turin, undergoing the second phase of his rehabilitation at Continassa. His recovery is progressing well, with a return to play still anticipated in December. Yildiz returned to Turin a week ago for the latter part of his rehabilitation. He has been consisten

Turkish football is embroiled in another betting scandal, impacting club executives and referees. The Turkish Football Federation (TFF) has provisionally suspended 448 current and former club officials. Among those suspended are Trabzonspor President Ertugrul Dogan and Besiktas Vice President

Former player and agent Massimo Brambati expressed surprise at Zinedine Zidane's coaching prowess. "I never expected him to become a good coach. And stubborn, too," Brambati told TMW Radio. He highlighted Zidane's three consecutive Champions League titles with Real Madrid and his five-year w

The international break is proving beneficial for Juventus, particularly for winger Edon Zhegrova. He needed playing time and consistency after a period of physical limitations impacted his performance. With Kosovo, those positive signs are emerging. Zhegrova Finally Takes Center Stage

Jeremie Boga has started running on the field again, marking a positive step in his recovery. However, his return to full match fitness will not be immediate. The Ivorian winger sustained a moderate-grade injury in the closing stages of the match against Milan earlier in September. This setba

The international break brings mixed fortunes for Juventus players. The club's primary concern is the well-being of its squad, especially with a currently full infirmary. Youngster Augusto Owusu, recently called up from the NextGen team to cover absences, has himself suffered a muscul

Roberto Mancini was pleased with Italy's clear 4-1 win against Turkey. Speaking to Sky Sport, the Azzurri's coach highlighted the team's performance and the challenges posed by the difficult pitch conditions. "I am satisfied because we played very well on a very heavy and difficult pitch.