Atalanta: Maurizio Sarri’s Last-Ditch Appeal—Three Coaches Are Already Ready to Take His Place
With no wins in its last six matches, the Bergamo-based club is at a crossroads, as is its Tuscan coach: the away game in Monza will be decisive.
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Atalanta is rallying behind Maurizio Sarri, but there are three strong alternatives
These are crucial days for the coach, who is tasked with turning things around for a team coming off a heavy home loss to Parma.
Atalanta: Sarri at Risk of Being Fired After the Debacle—Possible Replacements
The crushing home loss to Parma has shaken the Bergamo club’s leadership
Atalanta Disaster: Maurizio Sarri in the Crosshairs—Protests Erupt, His Position Is Shaky
Monday night’s shocking 0-3 loss to Parma did not sit well with Nerazzurri fans at all, and their anger erupted online.
Atalanta: Maurizio Sarri is in the fans’ crosshairs: “Get out.” And some are calling for a specific coach
It’s not just a matter of results. What’s most concerning are the defensive struggles, the lack of consistency over the course of the ninety minutes, and some of the coach’s decisions
Franck Kessié Angers Juventus Fans Once Again
The Ivorian player’s remarks during the official presentation were not well-received by some Juventus fans.
Lazio Transfer Market: No Contract Extension, No Move to Atalanta—Alessio Romagnoli Explains His Decision to Join Al Sadd
Despite the possibility of staying in Serie A with Atalanta—coached by Sarri, who previously coached him at Lazio—Alessio Romagnoli is in Qatar: his side of the story.
Atalanta Transfer Market: Rowe Is the Most Expensive Signing in History
Dea has revolutionized its offense with two deals finalized in recent days
Rome Transfer Market: Marten De Roon’s Arrival from Atalanta Divides Two Fan Bases
The signing of De Roon, a 35-year-old who has been a staunch supporter of Gasperini for ten consecutive years at Atalanta, has divided both Roma fans and Atalanta supporters.
Atalanta Transfer Market: Another Gift for Sarri—Straight from Juventus
Atalanta’s massive spending spree continues, as the club is about to sign another top player.
Franck Kessié returns to Serie A but takes everyone by surprise: after Juventus, Roma is also left empty-handed
The last-minute intervention in the negotiations yielded the desired results: the Ivorian midfielder is returning to play for Atalanta.
Franck Kessié, a dramatic twist: another Serie A club enters the fray unexpectedly
A sudden change of course for the Ivorian, just when it seemed he was headed to Roma after turning down Juventus.
Atalanta Transfer Market: The Money for Sarri’s Favorite Is There—Decisive Hours Ahead
Romagnoli is now waiting to see if Atalanta will decide to turn its interest into actual negotiations.
Atalanta Transfer Market: The Funds for Sarri’s Favorite Are There—Decisive Hours Ahead
Romagnoli is now waiting to see if Atalanta will decide to turn its interest into actual negotiations.
Atalanta Transfer Market: A Young Talent Will Be Sacrificed to Sign Rowe
Before turning its attention to the latest moves, Dea must navigate a crucial phase of its season.
Atalanta Transfer Market: Set to Receive Nearly 100 Million from Chelsea; Maurizio Sarri Knows How to Reinvest It
After Marco Palestra, Chelsea has set its sights on another young star from Inter: Atalanta now has a massive war chest on the transfer market.
Atalanta Transfer Market: Davide Frattesi Complicates Matters for a Target
The Rossoblù club, led by former Atalanta executive Giovanni Sartori, has no need to sell and intends to part with another key player only if an offer comes along that it simply cannot refuse.
Atalanta Transfer Market: A Former Napoli Player for Maurizio Sarri—Deal Signed
Born on September 24, 1999, in Skopje, Elmas made his debut in the Macedonian top division with Rabotnički in February 2015, when he was still 16 years old.
Atalanta Transfer Market: Maurizio Sarri Speaks Out, but Napoli Comes to the Rescue
The disappointment over the 0-0 home draw with Hapoel Tel Aviv is palpable, but Maurizio Sarri’s Atalanta’s major weakness can be exploited by Napoli.
Como Transfer Market: A Clue Emerges About Assane Diao’s Future
Several Italian clubs (Atalanta and Fiorentina in particular) and foreign clubs have set their sights on Assane Diao, but Como’s move could catch some of them off guard.
Atalanta Transfer Market: Bid for Dissatisfied Juventus Player; Sarri Believes in It
Juventus does not intend to accept Atlético Madrid’s terms regarding the transfer of Nico González.
Atalanta Transfer Market: Nerazzurri Have Their Backs Against the Wall Over Alessio Romagnoli
In recent days, talks have resumed with Al-Sadd regarding the defender Maurizio Sarri has his eye on.
Atalanta Transfer Market: Maurizio Sarri Knocks on Napoli’s Door for a Surplus Player
Massimiliano Allegri seems far from convinced that the club can keep Noa Lang.
Atalanta Transfer Market: La Dea Is Ready to Please Sarri with a Midfielder Looking for Redemption
The roster for the 2026-27 season, which has been entrusted to Maurizio Sarri, is not yet complete.
Atalanta Transfer Market: The Juventus Player Is Too Expensive. So, Sarri…
It’s a time for reflection at Atalanta regarding their defense.
Atalanta Transfer Market: La Dea Knocks on Como’s Door
Born in 2005 and holding dual Spanish and Senegalese citizenship, Diao grew up in the Betis Sevilla youth academy.
Atalanta Transfer News: Dijmsiti Bids Farewell; A Familiar Face to Maurizio Sarri Joins the Team
Sports director Cristiano Giuntoli is working to find the right player to replace the Albanian.
Cagliari Transfer Market: The Esposito Saga Is Nearing Its End—An Ambitious Club Is in the Lead
After days of tension, it seems the time has finally come for the striker and the island club to part ways.
Cagliari Transfer Market: An “Azzurro” Heads to Sardinia to Replace Sebastiano Esposito
A loan deal from a friendly club could provide Cagliari with the forward needed to replace Sebastiano Esposito.
Serie A Transfer Market: James Rodriguez Is an Opportunity for Many—He’s a Free Agent; Who Can Make a Move?
Written off after his poor performances in Mexico and the MLS, James Rodríguez held his own at the 2026 World Cup: now a free agent, he could be a valuable addition to several Italian teams.
