Inter-Yann Sommer: this is it
The Nerazzurri have closed the deal with Bayern Munich for the Swiss goalkeeper’s transfer.
Monthly Archive: August 2023
Milan, arrival of Yunus Musah made official
The American midfielder signed a contract with the Rossoneri until 2028.
Virtus Bologna, Toto Shengelia sheds light on market rumors
The longtime Black Vu man has expressed his views on his future.
Jorge Lorenzo bluntly on Marc Marquez and Pecco Bagnaia
The former Yamaha commented on the two riders’ momentum.
Maurizio Buscaglia enjoys the new Pesaro
“Beyond minor changes is a cohesive group that knows what it means to play in Pesaro and is highly motivated for this jersey.”
Monza-Milan, sold out and new record
U-Power Stadium already completely sold out for the first edition of the Silvio Berlusconi Trophy.
National team, revolution in the technical staff
The Azzurrini’s victory at the Under-19 European Championship, 20 years after the previous title, closed the 2022-23 season in the best possible way and, at the same time, symbolically stood as a turning point for Club Italia’s technical project.
Nikola Mirotic, Dino Meneghin warning.
“These are Messina’s problems. In the sense that he is not just any name, he is a great player with great experience even in the NBA.”
Cascomercato, Marc Marquez is clear: “I have signed.”
The Spaniard showed up at Silverstone not at 100 percent but with very clear ideas.
Raffaella Reggi charges Jannik Sinner
“On concrete he is particularly comfortable as he has already demonstrated several times.”
Christof Innerhofer starts again in Cervinia
The men’s World Cup speed team will be on stage in Cervinia for a week of ski training on the Aosta Valley snows.
Italy aside, Australia and New Zealand’s women’s World Cups are already record-breaking
When the knockout stage has yet to begin, the number of spectators at this edition is already higher than at the entire France 2019 event, but where there were fewer teams.
MotoGP, at Silverstone Marco Bezzecchi the fastest in the first free practice
the Rimini native was ahead of teammate Marini and Spaniard Martin. Back were Bagnaia and Marc Marquez.
World-flop, controversy doesn’t subside after Blue Women’s lunge
“We could have achieved different results if only we had been put in a position to do so.”
Reggiana welcomes Manolo Portanova
He arrives on loan from Genoa: he has been signed and fully aggregated to the Granata roster.
Alessandro Zanoli: Rudi Garcia makes Alberto Gilardino tremble.
The Napoli coach seems determined to keep the defender at least until the end of the training camp.
GP Great Britain: a bit of history and the record holders of victories
Since 1977 the U.K. race has been permanently on the MotoGP calendar, since 2010 at Silverstone, which had previously hosted it until 1986.
Jannik Sinner and three other Italians waiting for Toronto’s draw for the draw for the Toronto draw board
The opponents of the South Tyrolean, Musetti, Berrettini and Sonego in the Canadian Masters 1000 will be known tonight.
Milan, medical examination and signing for Yunus Musah
The 20-year-old U.S. midfielder will tie up with the Rossoneri until 2028.
Olimpia Milano, Ettore Messina open-hearted about Nikola Mirotic
The head coach of the Red and White spoke on the arrival of the longtime former Chicago Bulls.
Napoli, ready the assault on Teun Koopmeiners
The Parthenopeans are working to strengthen the roster ahead of next season.
Gianmarco Pozzecco sheds light on summonses
“So many exclusions are the result of discussion and sharing between me and those who were left out,” said the Italbasket head coach.
Cagliari, new lead for attack pops up
The Rossoblù will have to deal with Gianluca Lapadula’s serious injury.
Franck Kessié spies everyone: Juventus raises white flag
The Bianconeri believed it to the last, but the former Milan player, last year at Barcelona, accepted Al-Ahli’s mega offer.
Trento, Paolo Galbiati happy with Myles Stephens hit
The American signed a one-year deal with the Juventus club, with an option to renew for another year at the end of the season.
F1, Mika Hakkinen categorical about Max Verstappen’s dominance
For the Finn, world champion in 1998 and 1999, the Red Bull driver’s golden moment “will not last forever.”
