Torino Sport
1. Let's love you! Berlin, Switzerland-Italy: We want to reach the quarter-finals and more celebrations. At the stadium where they won the World Cup in 2006, Spalletti started Faggioli in midfield, with El Shaarawy and Chiesa leading the attack, with Retegui likely to start. 'Deserve to be here, but now let's raise the level: it's great to see the fans happy and Gianluigi Buffon inspires us.' With Dimarco sidelined, Roberto Mancini partnered Bastoni at centre-back.
2. Juventus, Douglas is coming, and Thuram will also be coming. Everything is decided: today the Brazilian will make an official announcement. Even if Nice doesn't accept player exchanges, Heffren will sign them. NextKoopmeiners.
3. Hunger in Turin: Wellington is already in training camp. Marchisio: "Turin is the Deep Red Army. ”
Roma Sport
1. Fight or Die: Playing against Switzerland will rediscover a lovely Italy and avoid defeat. Spalletti: Let's be like Berlin in 2006. "We can't go down any longer, we have to make our fans proud." Faggioli went into battle and activated the 4141 formation. Shaarawy was the surprise, Christante's idea. With a quarter-final spot up in the balance, Donnarumma: "Get ready for a penalty shootout. ”
2. Juventus-Thuram Jr.: An offer of 15 million. Tug-of-war with Nice.
3. Inter Milan and the Premier League also want Gudmundsson. After he scored 14 goals for Genoa.
4. Milan is looking for a midfielder: pursue Fofana, put pressure on Monaco.
5. Napoli, the golden contract for Kvaratskhelia: the road to renewal. From salaries to bonus terms.
Milan Sport Newspaper
1. Come on, Italy. Spalletti changes: Berlin, against Switzerland for a place in the quarterfinals. The national team boss went for another revolution, bringing on Faggioli and restarting Chiesa, with Roberto Mancini starting and Dimarco sidelined. 'We're going to have what looks like a four-man defence.
2. Fofana saw Milan. Fonseca's action, ready for 25 million and a 3-year contract.
According to Sport, Juventus' new head coach Thiago Motta has confirmed that seven players are no longer in his plans, including the likes of McKennie, Rugani, Desiglio and Artur.
With Douglas Luiz and Di Gregorio on the horizon as the first signings of the summer, the Bianconeri's new program has already begun.
Moise Keane, who is not in the plans of new boss Motta, has effectively departed, and the Italian striker is on the verge of a €13 million move to Fiorentina with a floating clause.
However, according to Sport, at least six players will not be included in Juve's pre-season squad because Motta believes they don't fit his tactical style. Mi revealed that they are Milik, McKennie, Desiglio, Kostic, Rugani and Artur.
Perhaps the most surprising of the six was Rugani, who only recently accepted a pay cut to extend his contract with the club.
Artur, on the other hand, returns to Torino City after a one-year loan spell at Fiorentina, where he is one of the club's highest-paid players with an annual salary of €7 million, which is another major reason why Juve are looking to find a new club for the Brazilian midfielder.