Serie C news

Leao reveals Modric's promise as Milan top Serie A

Rafael Leao has detailed the supportive welcome he received from new teammate Luka Modric after his match-winning brace sent AC Milan to the top of Serie A. The Portuguese star, who ended a long goal drought at the San Siro against Fiorentina, is eager to learn from the former Real Madrid icon and propel the Rossoneri forward to make the most out of his career.

Elon Musk's favourite cryptocurrency buys Italian club

Elon Musk’s favourite cryptocurrency has completed a takeover of Serie C side Triestina as House of Doge becomes the majority shareholder. Jubilation has been tempered, however, as a new 13-point sanction on top of an earlier seven-point deduction leaves the club facing a 20-point deficit. The "revolutionary" project promises global Dogecoin integration and local investment.

Mafia's 'suffocating control' over Italian club sparks court order

Italian club Crotone have been placed under judicial administration after investigators uncovered mafia infiltration linked to the notorious ’Ndrangheta syndicate. The probe revealed “suffocating control” over aspects of the club’s operations, particularly security and ticketing. While the court stresses no complicity from management, administrators will oversee the club for 12 months.

Crotone fans break own player's cheekbone in shocking attack

A Crotone player suffered a fractured cheekbone after being attacked by his club's own supporters following a surprise defeat to struggling Brindisi.

'Ibrahimovic won't come to Monza because of coronavirus impact'

The managing director of the Lombardy based club has given up on his "dream" of signing the Swede at the end of his spell in Milan

Italian side quarantined after testing positive for Coronavirus

The club's fixtures over the next 15 days have been postponed, in compliance with the Italian Ministry of Health's regulations

Seven-man Serie C side thrashed 20-0!

The Italian third tier's bottom side have seen their first-team squad walk out over unpaid wages and kicked off against Cuneo with only seven players

Milan chairman Silvio Berlusconi 20122016

Berlusconi bans beards and tattoos at new club

The former owner of AC Milan is taking on a new challenge in the third tier of Italian football and has already put some bemusing policies in place

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