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The Italian national team is starting a new period under national coach Roberto Mancini with a largely renewed technical framework. Alberto Bollini has been appointed assistant following his success with the youth teams, while Gabriele Oriali returns as a trusted force. Leonardo Bonucci also gets a prominent role. In the meantime, Mancini is focusing on young talents and upcoming selections for the upcoming international matches.
Messi's goal against Egypt brings him to eight goals this World Cup and thus further improves his personal tournament record. Argentina is in the quarter-finals and will face Switzerland or Colombia.
Arsenal show serious interest in Vinicius Jr. from Real Madrid, as negotiations surrounding his contract continue and the situation evolves.
Barcelona refuses to stop the hunt for Julián Álvarez. Atlético de Madrid is weighing a multimillion-dollar sale abroad (PSG or Arsenal) so as not to strengthen a competitor in Spain, while Álvarez himself mainly has a move to Barça in mind.
This season in Serie A is unprecedentedly exciting. Four top clubs—Inter, Juventus, Napoli and Milan—compete for the Scudetto. With smart transfers, new trainers and unpredictable developments, the Italian league is alive and extremely exciting for every football fan.
Former Roma player Giuseppe Giannini reacts positively to Giovanni Malagò's choice to appoint Roberto Mancini as Italy coach. Giannini praises Mancini's qualities, but emphasizes the importance of deep reforms within Italian football for future success.
Livorno has appointed Cristiano Lucarelli as its new coach and his brother Alessandro joins as sports director. All this in an attempt to bring the club more in line with the local community.
A year after the death of Celeste Pin, Florence reflects on the loss of the beloved former defender of Fiorentina. Pin was not only a pillar on the field, but was also praised outside of football as a connecting and authentic personality.
Denzel Dumfries starts at Real Madrid under José Mourinho and is looking forward to the new season. The Dutch back comes to De Koninklijke after spells at Sparta, Heerenveen, PSV and Inter.
Colo Colo presents the 40-year-old Cape Verdean goalkeeper Vozinha. He signs a six-month contract with an option until 2027, after medical examination and reception by chairman Aníbal Mosa. Debut likely against O'Higgins on August 16.
Vozinha signs with Colo-Colo until the end of the season and receives dispensation from the Chilean association to play with his pseudonym on the shirt.