The day after Inter-Juve is all about what happened yesterday at San Siro. The Derby d'Italia has left significant repercussions and the debate seems far from over.
If you look closely, however, there are still interesting points to be found today. Let's see the main news.
Icardi: "I love scoring against Juve! Once legends, now..."
Mauro Icardi, striker for Galatasaray, spoke after the victory against Eyupspor, focusing on the Champions League clash with Juventus. The Argentine forward expressed confidence ahead of the big European match.
“We are ready for the challenge against Juventus. In Italy, with the jerseys of Sampdoria and Inter, I scored many goals against the Bianconeri, I loved playing against them. Back then they had great legends, now they have different players and we will prepare ourselves in the best way. Our fans turn the stadium into a hell, we must take advantage of this factor".
Milan, eyes on Real Madrid's home
Milan is already looking to the next season and evaluating new additions for the defensive department. Among the profiles followed is Víctor Valdepeñas, a Spanish center-back born in 2006 owned by Real Madrid, considered one of the emerging talents in the European scene.
There is strong competition for the defender, with several Premier League and Bundesliga clubs ready to step in. As reported by Matteo Moretto, the Rossoneri are closely monitoring the situation, with Tare wanting to try to outpace the rivals.
Inter, social media threats to Bastoni's children
After the incident that led to the expulsion of Juventus defender Pierre Kalulu, the atmosphere on social media quickly heated up. Alessandro Bastoni, Inter's center-back, along with his wife Camilla, became the target of a barrage of offensive messages and serious threats, some even directed at the couple's children.
Under the latest posts published on Instagram, hundreds of comments with extremely violent content appeared, with hateful phrases and death wishes towards the couple and their children. The situation escalated within a few hours, prompting Bastoni and his wife to limit interaction by closing comments on their social profiles.
Napoli, the mission to renew McTominay begins
Napoli is moving to secure Scott McTominay and plan the future around the Scottish midfielder. According to Corriere dello Sport, the first contacts have already been made to extend the current contract, which is set to expire in 2028.
At the beginning of the week, the player's agent, Colin Murdock, flew to Italy to meet with sporting director Giovanni Manna and lay the groundwork for a possible agreement until 2030. The shared intention is to consolidate the relationship and continue together, with McTominay identified as one of the technical and charismatic reference points for Napoli's future.
Sabatini: "Roma project that I like"
Walter Sabatini, former Roma executive, spoke to La Repubblica focusing on both the path taken by the Giallorossi and the challenge against Napoli: "It's impossible to make predictions, Conte is affected by absences, when you can't count on 4-5 starters it's impossible not to have setbacks. Napoli has reactions of a great team and a coach like Conte who drives, but he has accustomed us to inconsistent performances especially due to contingent issues”.
Then on Roma: "They resolved important offensive gaps in January with a high-level market. The project I like a lot. There is the right mix between established players and young ones, who are the foundation of football. Ghilardi, for example, has grown a lot”.
Immobile: "Me and Lazio together in history"
Ligue 1 dedicated a documentary to CiroImmobile, made in collaboration with Radio Laziale, retracing the career of the current Paris FC striker and focusing particularly on the years spent at Lazio. In the video, the former Biancocelesti captain recalled with emotion his long journey in the Capital:
"Everything I did at Lazio is inhistory, no one can take away the records and all the victories we achieved together. It is something that will stay with me forever. In the videos, people say first of all that I am a good person, this is what matters most. They understood it in the eight years we spent together. The love I feel for them will never end, something historic was done".
Fiorentina, Paratici secures Fagioli and Kean
When Fabio Paratici took over as the new sporting director of Fiorentina, he clearly indicated two names to focus on: Nicolò Fagioli and Moise Kean. Two talents who grew up in Juventus' youth academy in Vinovo, whom the director knows well and now wants to relaunch in the Viola jersey.
In Como, Fagioli made his mark, confirming a period of constant growth. The midfielder born in 2001 is offering continuity and vision of the game, qualities that were expected from him in Florence.
Paratici also spoke highly of Kean, describing him as a potential 20-goal-a-season striker. Since the Paratici era began, Kean has scored in the two games played, reinforcing the idea that much of Fiorentina's future depends on his scoring ability.
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