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Arteta's former assistant Carlos Cuesta departs Parma

Carlos Cuesta, who previously served as an assistant to Mikel Arteta at Arsenal, has officially left his role as Parma manager by mutual consent. The 31-year-old Spanish coach departs the Italian side following a complete breakdown in relations over the club's transfer strategy and future project, leaving them 13th in the league table after five games.

Udinese & the fight for relevance in ultra-competitive Serie A

The club from the tiny city in north-east Italy was once among the best of the rest in Italy's top-flight, but the challenges of modern football mean they have been forced to adapt

Ex-Juve & Southampton forward Osvaldo hospitalised in intensive care

Former Juventus, Southampton, and Italy striker Dani Osvaldo has been admitted to intensive care in Argentina after developing a serious pulmonary condition. The 40-year-old retired footballer was urgently taken to hospital on Thursday night after days of severe chest pain, with medical staff confirming a diagnosis of right-side pleural effusion.

Dybala faces Roma dilemma over Messi's Argentina farewell

Roma forward Paulo Dybala is caught in a club versus country dilemma after manager Gian Piero Gasperini blocked his travel to Lionel Messi's international farewell in Buenos Aires. Despite receiving an official invitation alongside fellow 2022 World Cup winners, the playmaker risks disrupting vital club preparations ahead of a crucial domestic fixture.

Milan seek to offload English duo Tomori and Loftus-Cheek

AC Milan are preparing to part ways with English pair Fikayo Tomori and Ruben Loftus-Cheek as part of a strategic plan to reduce their expenditure. With both players entering the final stretch of their agreements at San Siro, the Rossoneri hierarchy have decided against renewals to remove two substantial salaries from their current financial books.

Di Lorenzo defends Italy approach after Belgium loss

Italy defender Giovanni Di Lorenzo has jumped to the defence of the Azzurri's tactical approach following a disappointing 2-0 defeat to Belgium in the Nations League. Despite being jeered by their own supporters in Rome, the Napoli captain insisted the squad showed the necessary commitment and followed the manager's instructions.