Torino’s three‑goal surge deepens Juventus injury woes

Today Papers Torino’s three‑goal burst secured a third consecutive Serie A triumph, while Juventus see their injury crisis deepen with several key players sidelined. The decisive strike‑packed performance left the Bianconeri further behind in the table.

Juventus’ injury list swells

According to Tuttosport, the Argentine forward is out with a soleus problem and the Turkish defender suffers a femoral‑bicep injury, both ruled out until the winter break. Nico and Celik have also been ruled out, while Sarr remains a doubt for the upcoming Lecce clash. The club’s medical tally now reads 59 matches missed across the squad.

Torino clinches third straight Serie A victory

Torino, referred to as “Toro” in the headlines, recorded three super‑goals against Monza, propelling them to sixth place for a night and gaining two points on Juve. It marks the first run of three successive wins in seven years, sparking fan celebrations under the Maratona.

Player reactions were upbeat: Fitz‑Jim, Belghali and Vlasic each praised the crowd’s energy, while Belghali vowed to add more goals. Juric simply admitted Torino were the better side on the day.

highlighted Allegri’s obsession with results against Gasperini’s intensity, noting that Inter sit ahead but Lazio could overtake them at the top. The columnists Max and Gasp dissected the tactical battle, calling it a “Clasico” of philosophies.

Lazio leads Serie A while Inter looks to catch up

Corriere dello Sport Exclusive featured Pioli, who, at 61, declared he is “thirsty for revenge” after mistakes in Florence and still feels young enough to contribute. He recalled his Scudetto triumph with Milan as the peak of his career.

Rino, speaking of personal ambition, said winning would give him “the same energy as in Turin” and that he would relish standing alone at the summit for a night.

Max‑Gasp also imagined Allegri deploying Kevin De Bruyne as a regista, while noting the absences of Anguissa and Lobotka. Gian Piero was praised for pairing Mora and Soulé behind Malen.

Ismajli's early foul sparks tension as Torino host Monza

In a separate note, Maignan apologised for racist comments on social media after the Bournemouth match, insisting the remarks were not intentional.