Dan Cancian is a senior writer for Destination Calcio, who covers Serie A and Italian football. Previously he worked at the Daily Mail and freelanced for The Guardian and These Football Times, where he covered all things Calcio.
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On the day Charles Leclerc triumphed at Monza in the Italian Grand Prix, Genoa’s blistering start to the season came to a screeching halt. Last season, the Rossoblu won 10 points from their final five games and picked up where they had left off, with a last-minute draw against reigning champions Inter Milan on the
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Sampdoria paid a moving tribute to Sven-Göran Eriksson in their first home match since the passing of their former manager this week.
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One of English football's best exports to Italy, David Platt became a Serie A icon with Bari, Juventus and Sampdoria.
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Federico Chiesa joined Liverpool from Juventus this week, and while the Reds have got a bargain, there are reasons why Juve let him go.
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Antonio Conte's quest for new signings is over, with Napoli agreeing deals for Romelu Lukaku and Scott McTominay.
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Bevento play in Italian football's third division this season, and Destination Calcio tells you how to get there.
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OneFootball has acquired Serie A broadcasting rights in the UK, after TNT announced plans to scale down its coverage to just 76 matches.
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Sven-Göran Eriksson will go down as one of Serie A's greatest ever managers after winning trophies at Roma, Lazio and Sampdoria.
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Fabio Pecchia speaks to Destination Calcio about working with Rafa Benitez, playing under Marcello Lippi and taking Parma back to Serie A.
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It’s out with the old and in with the, well, not so old as far AC Milan are concerned. The Rossoneri’s quest to find a replacement for Olivier Giroud finally ended in mid-July, as they secured the signing of Alvaro Morata from Atletico Madrid. AC Milan triggered the Spaniard’s €13m (£11m) release clause and Morata
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One of Serie A's most iconic stadiums, the Marcantonio Bentegodi in Verona has always felt slightly too big for both Hellas Verona and Chievo
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At his unveiling as Napoli manager in June, Antonio Conte had promised his team would wear a ‘pissed-off’ look throughout the campaign. The implications were clear. After finishing their campaign as reigning champions in 10th place, Napoli were ready to bounce back. But the only man to wear a pissed-off look on Sunday night was
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