Juventus agree 75 million euro deal for Fiorentina’s Vlahovic – report
ROME : Juventus have agreed to sign Fiorentina striker Dusan Vlahovic in a deal worth 75 million euros ($84.56 million), Sky Italia reported on Tuesday.
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Fiorentina ready to sell Vlahovic for 70 million euros, says director Prade
ROME : Fiorentina are open to selling star striker Dusan Vlahovic in January but value him at more than 70 million euros ($79.25 million) and want cash up front, the Italian club’s sporting director Daniele Prade said on Monday.
Balotelli named in Italy squad for first time since 2018
ROME : Mario Balotelli was named in the Italy squad for the first time since 2018 on Monday, as the Adana Demirspor striker joined seven uncapped players in Roberto Mancini's 35-man training camp selection.
Atalanta held to goalless draw at Lazio
ROME : Atalanta opened the door for Juventus to climb into the Serie A top four after they were held to a 0-0 draw at Lazio on Saturday.
Inter Milan v Venezia at risk of postponement after COVID outbreak
ROME : The Serie A fixture between champions Inter Milan and Venezia on Saturday is at risk of being postponed after the Venetians recorded 10 new positive COVID-19 cases on Thursday.
Furious Milan face major moment in title race with visit of in-form Juventus
ROME : Two of Italy’s most decorated clubs, AC Milan and Juventus, face off on Sunday in a game that could prove crucial for their respective ambitions of winning Serie A and qualifying for the Champions League.
Mari joins Udinese on loan from Arsenal
ROME : Udinese have signed Arsenal defender Pablo Mari on loan until the end of the season, the Italian club announced on Thursday.
Robinho's nine-year prision sentence for rape of woman in 2013 upheld by Italy's Supreme Court in Rome
Robinho’s bid to have his conviction for rape overturned has been thrown out by Italy’s highest court. The former Brazil international and five others were found guilty of rape in 2017, and sentenced to nine years in prison. Ad/> His legal team has been exploring avenues to have the ruling overturned, but it appears there is no more room for manoeuvre after the Supreme Court in Rome upheld the original decision.