Today's Papers – Leao show, Juventus push for Kolo Muani
Ferguson scores against Kaiserslautern
Roma, Wesley lands, but it's not enough for Gasp
Milan say four things
Max's hand seen against Liverpool
Allegri takes off: defence, four goals (Okafor brace) and a super Leao. Jashari close, out with Club Brugge.
Milinkovic joins Napoli, Toro get Israel
Inter rise to 43
Lookman deal, relaunch ready
Juve to Kolo
United risk, talks ongoing with PSG
Corriere dello Sport
Napoli win 2-1 against Catanzaro, now there's Dan
Ndoye, the decision
Crucial week for the Swiss: Nottingham has no agreement with Bologna. De Laurentiis' club consider Sterling and Grealish. Raspadori and Lucca put their signature on yesterday's win in Dimaro.
True Milan
More Allegri and you can tell
Liverpool beaten 4-2. Max: 'Marvellous.' Rafa, a goal for Jota
Poker to the Reds, Leao scores and gets emotional
Schemes, order and fun: the 3-5-2 works. Double Okafor, Loftus-Cheek scores too
Gasp, another ring
Guendouzi wakes Lazio up
Kolo picks Juve
Lookman, Inter call Atalanta
Oaktree wants to unlock the deal. Contract to 2030 for the striker. Ausilio will try to sign Leoni afterwards.
Tuttosport
Convincing step forward from the Granata: Cremonese beaten 4-1.
Toro Force 4 and there's Aboukhlal
Appointment with PSG, who re-open negotiations while Muani talks to Tudor
Kolo sees Juventus again
The Frenchman has refused the other offers: Comolli tries to anticipate the coup before solving the Vlahovic case (who drops a Milan hint by liking a Leao post, then removed). The Paris-based club still asks for 50m, but is now open to a loan deal with an obligation to buy. Nunez is the alternative. Plan for Leoni, Hijulmand in pole to replace Douglas.
New Leao, what an Okafor! Max's lesson to Liverpool
The Portuguese, still deployed as a centre-forward, put on a show in Hong Kong, dedicating a goal to Diogo Jota and setting up Loftus-Cheek. Brace for the Swiss. The coach: 'Rafa has extraordinary qualities.'
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