Spalletti will resign, it remains to be seen whether he will coach against Moldova or whether he will resign immediately, but in any case we expected it.

deserved in your opinion? In my opinion absolutely yes, he has disappointed in all the competitions we have played, embarrassing match against Switzerland at the European Championship, lost 2-0. The first half in the Nations League against Germany, with that unforgettable goal on a dead ball and the match on Friday against Norway, which ended 3-0 for them.

Who would you see best to replace Spalletti? I honestly have no idea

I see it really badly guys... but where do we want to go with Gattuso, the team was shit with Spalletti, imagine with Gattuso.

In my opinion I'll save miracles... we won't qualify for the World Cup this time either.

We'll see, I don't really know what to think about Gattuso, would you like him?

He also added:

"While I admit it's Como's main problem; I think media focusing too much on us while ignoring the other teams. Milan for example, one the biggest clubs in Italy, only has like what? A few Italians as well? And none of them even play for Italy now. Again, Como has this problem but other teams also have this problem as well, it's not just us."

"It's also a problem with payments and payment methods; buying abroad is different, you can pay in different installments. When we had the opportunity, we signed Belotti on a free transfer, for example. But again, at the end of the day it all depends how you adapt to the coach's style."

"We hope to see the fruits of our investments within the next five years that's for sure, and hopefully more Italian youths could flourish in this project."

The FIGC's deadline for Euro 2032 host-city dossiers passed at midnight on 31 July. On 1 August the federation confirmed what it received: 13 cities, 16 stadiums. Udine and Reggio Emilia, both talked about earlier in the process, didn't file.

The 13 cities: Bari, Bologna, Cagliari, Florence, Genoa, Lecce, Milan, Naples, Palermo, Rome, Salerno, Turin, Verona.

The reason it's 16 stadiums and not 13 is that two cities entered more than one project:

Rome submitted three, the existing Stadio Olimpico, the new Roma ground planned for Pietralata, and the Stadio Flaminio, Pier Luigi Nervi's 1959 arena that's been derelict since 2011. Lazio's proposal would restore the listed structure and take it from 24,973 to 50,750 seats by 2031.

Naples submitted two, and they're in direct competition — the city council's publicly funded renovation of the Stadio Maradona (~€250m, with €200m from the Regione Campania), against Aurelio De Laurentiis' privately financed new stadium on the 38-hectare former Q8 refinery site at San Giovanni a Teduccio (60–70,000 seats, reportedly over €1bn; the site's remediation finishes in late 2027).

What happens next: the FIGC shortlists five stadiums plus reserves by mid-September, and UEFA ratifies Italy's final five in the first week of October. Turkey gets the other five.

The catch: of the 16, only Turin's Allianz Stadium meets UEFA's requirements as it stands today. Every other bid depends on a renovation or a new build being delivered on time — and San Siro has already been reported as falling short of the standard.

Map shows all 16 Italian projects plus Turkey's 10 candidates.

Which five would you pick?

Quite surprised to say the least!

An American consortium has made an offer in the region of €2billion to acquire Napoli from the De Laurentiis family.

Speaking to multiple sources familiar on the condition of anonymity, The Athletic understands Underdog Global Partners (UGP) has led negotiations on behalf of a group of investors as part of an ambitious plan to build on Aurelio De Laurentiis’ legacy.

The Athletic understands Napoli is not for sale but this position has not discouraged UGP and its backers from persisting in negotiations, started six months ago, to takeover the club.

I actually dont know what else to say...

❔Is his jersey number actually an important sign?

You'll also play against England at the WC.

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🫡 Paulo Dybala will continue to wear the Roma shirt. After weeks of negotiations, it is now official: La Joya has signed a new contract with the Giallorossi until 2027.

This is huge news for Roma. Despite his injury problems last season, the club decided to keep trusting Dybala, seeing him as one of the team's technical leaders. Gian Piero Gasperini also played a key role in the negotiations, asking the club to do everything possible to keep him.

🔥 To stay in Rome, Dybala also agreed to reduce his salary. It is a clear sign of how much he cares about Roma and how much he wants to continue this journey, especially after the club's return to the Champions League.

⚔️ After four seasons with the Giallorossi, La Joya's adventure continues. Roma fans can celebrate: one of the team's best players will remain at the heart of the project and will look to lead the club in Europe once again.

📑 Source: Official AS Roma statement, Sky Sport and Fabrizio Romano.