Mancini targets Esposito and Juventus lose Grabara

The long international break is at the centre of attention this Wednesday, with the main Italian and foreign newspapers devoting ample space to Roberto Mancini's new Italy, ready to face the challenges of the Nations League and to demonstrate the desire to revamp the attacking department.

Mancini has placed his trust in Pio Esposito, seen as the future offensive reference point, but he also said he is looking for reinforcements among the oriundi, as he did with Retegui a few years ago.

Meanwhile Juventus lose goalkeeper Grabara, who will be replaced by Neto upon his return to the black‑and‑white shirt.

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Milan are working on extending Pulisic's contract, while coach Amorim has decided to rely on Modric and Rabiot to lead the team.

In an interview Silvio Baldini admitted that he supported Frosinone against Como because they are a “true representative of Italian football”. Abroad, Yamal's words resonate, while an open war erupts between Real Madrid and Javier Tebas, president of LaLiga.

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