Sportal.it Exclusive: Antonio Caliendo Is Blunt on the Spalletti-Conte Issue
The senior prosecutor doesn’t mince words when explaining his thoughts on the current Juventus coach.
Sofia Goggia: Amid all the speculation following her return to Italy, there are some concrete facts
The past few months have marked a period of significant changes for the champion, both in her athletic career and in how she manages her daily life.
Trino Vercellese: A 1959 GAZ Volga M21 Wins First Prize at the Concours d’Elegance
A prestigious award, presented at the conclusion of an event that featured more than 100 cars.
Ettore Messina returns to the United States: from Milan to Atlanta for a new challenge
With his long stint at Armani Olimpia Milano now over, the veteran coach is ready to take on a new challenge in the NBA.
Juventus: Carnevali Speaks Out About Spalletti and Leaves No Room for Misunderstanding
Following the bitter defeat against Sassuolo, the Juventus CEO sought to clarify the club’s next steps.
Juve: Fans Are Wondering About Spalletti After His Strange TV Appearance
Anger is mounting among Juventus fans: the Tuscan coach is also in the crosshairs, having appeared very nervous and flustered in the postgame interview
Alexander Zverev Addresses Jannik Sinner After His Victory
After his victory at the U.S. Open, the German tennis player spoke about his rivals
They Leave Serie A and Make a Fresh Start: From David to Gimenez, Including Vlahovic and Many Others
They failed in Italy, but suddenly they’re making a difference elsewhere. There are many such cases, and they give us pause for thought.
EuroLeague Victory for Maxima Roma
The Rome-based team, led from the bench by Coach Matteo Cotelli, claimed the third-place game by defeating the French team LDLC ASVEL Villeurbanne 84-78, at the end of an intense 40 minutes marked by constant lead changes.
These are decisive days for Jannik Sinner: his suitcase is on the bed, but…
The champion is training in Monte Carlo to assess his condition and plan his return to competition. Play begins in Beijing on September 30.
2026 Ballon d’Or: Lamine Yamal Has No Doubts About Who Will Win It
The Barcelona star is one of the favorites to win the coveted trophy. He has a clear vision.
Turin Transfer Market and Cristiano Biraghi’s Future: A New Twist
The fullback has agreed to a contract extension through 2028 and a significant pay cut.
Armani Olimpia Milano: First, the presentation of the new players; then, the Italian Super Cup
This weekend in Tortona, the first trophy of the season will be awarded. The Red-and-Whites are heading into the match as the top favorites.
Carlo Calcagni Takes Center Stage at Wellkend: Honored for His Courage and Athletic Achievements
“Your greatest victory, Carlo, isn’t coming in first. It’s continuing to start,” read part of the message from Captain Marcello Boschi.
Italian soccer mourns the passing of Giusy Achilli
After a long illness, she died in Milan, the city where she lived, at the age of 72.
2026 ATP Finals: Sinner and Zverev Have Already Qualified—How Many Matches Will It Take to Make It to Turin?
The former Masters Grand Prix is scheduled for November 15–22. There could be two Italian players.
Juventus Transfer Market: Spalletti Already on the Sidelines—Some Are Dreaming of a Grand Return to the Bench
Spalletti’s position remains solid for now, but the team needs to deliver convincing results on a consistent basis.
F1: Antonelli Sees the World Championship Getting Closer and Closer—History Is on His Side
Thanks to his victory at Madring, the young Mercedes star now holds an 81-point lead in the Drivers’ Championship.
Chaos at Juventus: After Vlahovic and David, Now It’s Kolo Muani’s Turn
The French center forward, who cost 50 million euros, is struggling to make his mark in the black-and-white jersey.
Alexander Zverev Wins the U.S. Open: The Implications for Jannik Sinner
The four-set victory over Ben Shelton also earns him valuable points in the ATP rankings: what does Jannik Sinner need to do to retain the top spot?
Juventus loses in the 94th minute: According to Spalletti, the team “listened to him too much”
In addition to the problems seen on the field and the goals Sassuolo scored in the 89th and 94th minutes, the Juventus camp is in an uproar over Spalletti’s comments.
Jannik Sinner is moving on: the next phase of his recovery from injury
At the very same time that the U.S. Open was gearing up for the final between Zverev and Shelton, Jannik Sinner accelerated his plans to return to the court.
A Bitter… Montenegrin: Luciano Spalletti Isn’t Raising a Toast This Time
It was one blow after another for the Tuscan coach in a Sassuolo-Juventus match decided by none other than Vasilije Adžić.
Juventus Transfer Market: Zhegrova’s Two Goals Cause a Stir
We’ll see if the Balkan player’s incredible impact in the match played in Emilia will change his fortunes…
Fiorentina Transfer Market: A Bitter End to the Pursuit of a High-Profile Free Agent
After being closely monitored in recent weeks, the player who had caught Paratici’s eye—and whom Vanoli was also interested in—has made his decision.
Sassuolo Transfer Market: Juventus Still Has the Final Say on Star Striker Adzic
The Montenegrin midfielder has been loaned by Juventus to Sassuolo through June 30, 2027,
A Nightmare for Juventus: They Let It Slip Twice in the Closing Minutes; Sassuolo Wins 3-2
Zhegrova’s two goals weren’t enough: a Juventus side that lacked bite up front and was careless at the back conceded two goals to Sassuolo in a wild finish.
Misano Doesn’t Boo Him; Marc Marquez Reflects on Valentino Rossi
Marc Marquez, who dominated both Saturday and Sunday at Misano, commented on the lack of protests in Valentino Rossi’s home turf.
Carlos Sainz Can’t Catch a Break: After Madrid, Controversy Erupts with Fernando Alonso
In 2026—a year already marked by clashes with his teammate Albon and Charles Leclerc, with whom he shared the Ferrari pit—Carlos Sainz does it again on home soil.
Juventus: Luciano Spalletti Shows Faith in Koopmeiners—But the Dutchman’s Performance Was One to Forget
Back in the starting lineup against Sassuolo and playing in midfield again, Teun Koopmeiners didn’t make a positive impression in the first half for Juventus.
