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Today’s Papers – Guardiola-style Inter, World Cup without Europe
July 31, 2026
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Today’s Papers – Guardiola-style Inter, World Cup without EuropeLa Gazzetta dello SportWorld Cup without Europe
>Ceferin: ‘No private investments or we’ll boycott every FIFA tournament.’
>Pavlovic: ‘I am the Devil’
>Amorim has a lot of ideas and with him, we’ll attack much more. Last season, we lacked hunger.
>Stoes’ reply
>Inter, one more winner has arrived: ‘Here to fight.’
>Juve, change of wing
>Alajbegovic is ready. Conceiçao on the market
>From Maldini to Mancini: rating the crazy Italian summer
Corriere dello SportCity Life
>Stones-Akanji, a Guardiola-style Inter is born
>The Englishman signs until 2028: ‘I have great desire to win again.’
>John reunites with his ex-teammate and will join the group in Hong Kong and Perth. Ausilio and the low-cost strategy: Jones, Romero or a right-back in the final days of the window.
>Juve-Zirkzee: it’s possible
>Joshua is outgoing, idea of a loan. Carnevali: ‘Vlahovic? I don’t run behind anyone.’ Today at 18:00, friendly against Nice at Continassa.
>Napoli book Badiashile and Favasuli
>First the Chelsea defender on loan, then the Catanzaro right-back
>Milan, the latest temptation is Nwaneri
>The Arsenal attacking midfielder has been sounded out; 19, left-footed, he costs 35m
>Nusa, Gasp is the ally
>Leipzig want 55m and wait for the Premier League. Koulierakis done deal.
TuttosportToro, are you selling Cacciamani?
>‘Juventus’ business doesn’t end with those two.’
>Carnevali after the Kolo and Alajbegovic deals: ‘We still have many things to do.’
>The director waits to announce the signing of the Frenchman (‘down to the details’) and the Bosnian talent: ‘He wants to join us. Vlahovic? I’m not running behind anyone. There’s a lot to learn from Spalletti. Malagò could have moved in a better way.’ Goal: Trubin and Kobel sounded out, Reijnders in the middle.
>‘UEFA boycott this World Cup’
>‘More and more Genoa hunger’
>Gattuso-Taylor: Lazio tension already
>The longest penalty: fiction and truth
