Today’s Papers – New Juventus goals, Amorim under fire, Mancini’s Italy squad

Today's papers bring news of new Juventus goals, Amorim under fire, and Mancini's Italy squad. La Gazzetta dello Sport reports that Amorim is facing scrutiny despite being "untouchable". Milan is keen to secure an immediate breakthrough, as they complain about the team's defence being defenseless and irritable, while their attack is in crisis.

The EuroLeague sees four teams unlock themselves, including Kolo, with Alajbegovic, Woltemade, and Celik scoring their first goals. Nico struggles, but Chivu and Gasperini shine, showcasing "all the moves" of their respective teams. The Nerazzurri are valued at three times their worth, with a combined value of over 2 billion. FIGC files a complaint against Malagò or the commissioner, setting the stage for a long-term challenge.

Meanwhile, Corriere dello Sport discusses the intense rivalry between Roma and Inter, emphasizing their global reach in the Scudetto challenge. In Beijing, Roma's Ryan Friedkin arrives at Trigoria, while Baires' Hermoso recovers, Wesley plays on the left, and temptation Balerdi and Dimarco return. Akanji becomes the defensive leader, and Zielinski acts as the playmaker.

Juventus dominate the Serie A record for goals in a game, with 540 goals scored. At the Olimpico, the stadium is sold out, with Ryan Friedkin contributing to the cause.

Alajbegovic, Woltemade, Celik, and Kolo lead the charge for Juventus in the Europa League, where they enjoy a 5-0 win against NEC. Grabara's long pass to Nico, Kerim's magic, and Nick's penalty help the newcomers take center stage. Massara strengthens Spalletti's opinion that the team is in excellent hands. Milan criticizes Amorim's errors, while Hojlund's Allegri treatment takes center stage. Mancini's Italy squad is born, as per Tuttosport, with no NEC Europe trying to console the Bianconeri and Spalletti.