Serie A news

A resounding victory brings the Nerazzurri closer to the Serie A title

The Nerazzurri centre-back is going through a difficult spell, and the fans have shown their support

A player with special qualities

USMNT talisman Christian Pulisic is facing a rare period of scrutiny at AC Milan as his goalscoring touch continues to elude him. Despite enjoying a sensational couple of seasons in Italy, the American forward has hit a dry patch that has seen him go 14 games without a goal for both club and country.

Milan is waiting for a gift from the Wolves

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How to watch the Serie A match between Inter and Roma, as well as kick-off time and team news

The Fiorentina goalkeeper was man of the match in this crucial victory for their survival: a 10 for the Viola, with Fagioli’s goal proving decisive

Former Manchester City icon Kevin De Bruyne has admitted that his relationship with football has changed significantly. The 34-year-old has remarkably suggested that his passion for football has dwindled after spending three decades in the sport. Speaking in a revealing interview, the Napoli midfielder compared the beautiful game to a standard profession where interest naturally fades over time.

Inter’s defensive woes play into Barça’s hands

Former Italy defender Marco Materazzi believes Cesc Fabregas would consider a move to Manchester United despite his Arsenal and Chelsea ties, while also backing Michael Carrick to lead the Red Devils to future success. Fabregas is currently the manager of Como and overseen tremendous project with the Italian club.

Italy legend Alessandro Del Piero has described the nation's failure to qualify for the 2026 World Cup as "embarrassing" while endorsing Antonio Conte for a second stint as head coach. The Azzurri’s dream ended in a devastating penalty shoot-out defeat to Bosnia-Herzegovina, a result that has already triggered a wave of high-profile resignations within the Italian Football Federation.

It is reported that Leon Goretzka has received another substantial offer. However, a move would be nothing short of a sensation.

Gianluigi Donnarumma was one of just a number of Italy players reduced to tears by Tuesday's World Cup play-off loss to Bosnia and Herzegovina - but the penalty shootout defeat in Zenica hit the goalkeeper harder than most. This wasn't the first time he'd been involved in a failed attempt to qualify - it was the third. Despite his devastation, though, Donnarumma remained defiant.