Allegri fury, Marchisio on Mazzola and Bisseck 🔝: morning news ☀️

The morning news in the football world revealed a range of events from various clubs in the league. Juventus midfielder Claudio Marchisio expressed his disapproval of an insult directed towards Juventus legend Sandro Mazzola during a minute of silence. Marchisio posted a message on Instagram, stating that certain gestures should never happen and emphasizing the importance of history and respect.

In related news, Inter Milan's Ruben Amorim granted eight days off to players not called up for their national teams, with the players expected to return to training on September 29. Inter will have part of their Futuro team join the sessions. Inter's defender, Bisseck, received praise from Ballon d'Or winner Lothar Matthäus, who commended his exceptional performance for Italy.

Napoli's coach, Allegri, was reported to have made a scene in the dressing room after the team's draw with Fiorentina, expressing dissatisfaction with the performance and warning for quick changes. Roma's new coach, Gasperini, aims to integrate new signings Koulierakis, Mora, and Castro more consistently into their rotation, with the investment expected to yield results after the international break.

Lazio's head coach, Gattuso, revealed behind-the-scenes details of the club's decision not to sign Mauro Icardi, noting that the coach refused because he didn't want to upset the dressing room, as players had been promised playing time. In Fiorentina, the wing players, Alex Jimenez and Valdepenas, are pushing to move up in the pecking order following their excellent performances, with the international break providing another opportunity to become the team's new starters.