Napoli forward Victor Osimhen extends contract till 2026
Napoli’s Victor Osimhen and Juventus defender Giorgio Chiellini
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Eddie Howe admission reminds Kalvin Phillips that Man City exit is not that simple
It looks like Kalvin Phillips will leave Manchester City in January, a move that would be the least shocking of the window.
Luka Jovic Salvages Point For Ailing AC Milan At Salernitana
Luka Jovic saved a point for AC Milan at Salernitana with his last-gasp leveller in Friday's 2-2 draw at Serie A's bottom club. Serbia forward Jovic lashed home his third goal in as many league games from Olivier Giroud's deft knock-down to stop third-placed Milan from falling to an embarrassing defeat. Antonio Candreva seemed to have shot Salernitana to a shock win when his long-distance effort squirmed under usually reliable Milan goalkeeper Mike Maignan in the 63rd minute.
Austria's Schwarz wins World Cup race in Italy to go to top of overall, slalom standings
Marco Schwarz's mission to challenge Swiss dominator Marco Odermatt for the overall World Cup ski title is on track.
European Super League: What is the new proposal, who is involved and what happens next?
Just when it seemed to have gone away for good, the European Super League (ESL) is back in the news again.
Living on a volcano in southern Italy: Between worry, resignation and preparing for the worst
I'm near Naples, Mount Vesuvius and Pompeii, in the far lesser-known Italian city of Pozzuoli which lies on a huge magma caldera which, over millennia, has created a volcanic landscape known as Campi Flegrei. Lately, this volatile geology has triggered thousands of small earthquakes.
European Super League: Revamped proposal for new competition revealed
Promoters of the breakaway European Super League on Thursday announced plans for a new 64-team men's tournament following a ruling from the European Court of Justice that stated that Uefa and Fifa broke the law by blocking a rival competition.
Napoli's De Laurentiis pushes for change after Super League verdict
Napoli President Aurelio De Laurentiis welcomed the European Court of Justice ruling on the Super League project, saying UEFA and FIFA do not understand the business of the sport and the need to grow club revenues.