Today’s Papers – Cissé makes history, Lautaro shocks Inter

Today's papers highlight Cissé breaking into history making, while Lautaro shocks Inter. Juventus' Conceiçao expressed anger after being substituted off, stating there was no row. Spalletti commented, 'He'd better be unhappy with himself.' Cissé achieved a record hat-trick for an Italian at just 19 years old, subsequently followed by Ramos ending his goal drought.

Amorim commented, 'Nobody has a fixed place.' A blow landed on Lautaro with no derby. He will return after the break. Roma lost five top players, raising concerns for Koné. Atalanta secured a 2-1 win against Celta Vigo in the Europa League, thanks to goals from Woltemade and Kolo Muani. Roma's Spalletti led the team, while Conceiçao reacted negatively to a substitution, walking out of the bench.

Cissé made history as the first Italian player to score three goals in Europe at 19, delivering a hat-trick in 34 minutes with a standing ovation.

Milan won 4-0 against Strasbourg, showcasing Alphadjo's magic and talent. The Italian forward scored a hat-trick in just 34 minutes and received a standing ovation. Gonçalo Ramos completed the party, with Rabiot, Jashari, and Hutchinson contributing well. Both Inter and Roma faced numerous issues, including injuries and the challenges posed by the Champions League. Martinez suffered a flexor injury, ruling him out for at least seven games.

Pio will play in Bologna's upcoming match. Gian Piero started the game with five starters missing against Genoa, leaving Manu at risk of a month's absence. Paulinho's anxiety grew as the team faced adversity. The Italian news outlet, Tuttosport, reported on a bid by a Qatari fund linked to the Al Thani family, seeking a minority stake in Inter to push for the top spot.