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The curse of Italians abroad
Andrew Delaney discusses the fortunes of some of the Italian players who have ventured abroad and struggled to find their feet in different environments,
Tag: serie a
Pressure on Gattuso as Milan owners aim for Champions League return
Paul Little takes us to Serie A where Gennaro Gattuso is aiming to prove himself to the club’s hierarchy by qualifying for the Champions League.
The burn in Bern a timely wakeup call for Juventus
Paul Little looks back at Juventus’ defeat against Young Boys and how it may steel the Bianconeri for success this season.
Carlo Ancelotti rebuilding reputation at Napoli
Ahead of a crunch Champions League game against Liverpool, Paul Little looks at Carlo Ancelotti and his tenure at Napoli.
Barcelona slip up, Dortmund extend lead, Juventus continue winning European Football review
A lot back at the weekend that was for the top sides in Europe’s major domestic competitions.
Spalletti cautious despite Inter progress
Paul Little takes a look at Inter Milan who have shown signs of improvement this season under coach Luciano Spalletti.
Ronaldo answers questions as Napoli are swept aside
He may not have found the net but Cristiano Ronaldo was instrumental in Juventus’ weekend win over Napoli in Serie A, writes Paul Little.
The midfield maestro and the chain-smoking perfectionist – How Maurizio Sarri and Jorginho can revolutionise Chelsea
Robert Pratley talks to Matthew Santangelo of ItalianFootballDaily about Chelsea’s joint acquisition of Maurizio Sarri and Jorginho from Napoli.
No losers in Cristiano Ronaldo’s move to Juventus
Matthew Galea assesses the summer’s biggest transfer story as Cristiano Ronaldo swaps Real Madrid for Juventus after a trophy-laden decade in Spain.
Relentless Juventus push Serie A rivals to new heights
With the Serie A title set to go down to the wire, Paul Little looks at the statistics from a relentless season for Juventus.