Down to Ten Men

The good times are here for AC Milan fans worldwide with the Rossoneri doing well in the Italian Serie A this season. The new league campaign is still very young but the early signs are that the seven-time European champions will have a good season after a decade of hurt.

AC Milan had been operating at a mediocre level by their usual high standards for the better part of the last decade.
Milan are unbeaten in the league dating back to the 2-1 loss to Genoa in March and this run has led to their rise to the summit ahead of the likes of Sassuolo, Napoli and Juventus. They have a two-point lead ahead of the next set of league matches in the Italian top flight.

Inter Milan midfielder Roberto Gagliardiniis on his way to the training camp of the Italian football team ahead of the upcoming matches this month.
According to Passioneinter, the Inter Milan player would be one of the early birds at the Coverciano training groundof the Italian football squad.

Roberto Gagliardiniis expected to be one of the first 18 players at theItalian football training camp ahead of the upcoming matches against Estonia, Poland and Bosnia.
The Italians will face Estonia in an international friendly on Wednesday, before hosting Poland in the UEFA Nations League on Sunday, November 15.

Inter Milan sporting director Piero Ausilio has emphasised that the club have no plans to part ways with Milan Skriniar, Lautaro Martinez or Marcelo Brozovic this summer. The Nerazzurri ended the previous season on a sour note as they missed out on the Europa League title to Sevilla and that had led to suggestions that Antonio Conte could head for the exit door.

However, following a meeting with the club’s hierarchy, Conte was convinced to remain the head coach after receiving the assurance that he would be backed with funds to improve the squad. Amidst this, there has been speculation over the future of Skriniar, Martinez and Brozovic, but Ausilio is quite clear that the trio are not for sale.

Napoli forward Arkadiusz Milikis intending on leaving the club says club manager Gennaro Gattuso. The player’s current deal with the club Napoli will come to expire next year andhe has interests from various big clubs which include Juventus, Atletico Madrid, and Tottenham. He was transferred to the club in 2016 and since then he has scored 36 goals for the club.

Juventus manager Maurizio Sarri has said that Miralem Pjanic will be happy to have a move secured to Barcelona and at the same time he expects him to be focused with Juventus till the current season ends.

Paulo Dybala and Juventus have made positive progress in discussing the extension of his deal. Dybala is looking forward to signinga deal that will allow him €12 million per year. Juventus will be restarting their football activity by playing against AC Milan in the semi-final of Coppa Italia. This will be their first game after the suspension of football activity in Italy due to the COVID 19 pandemic.