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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As is the case with its South American neighbours, Serie A has a long and proud relationship with Uruguay. From the Oriundi who represented both La Celeste and Italy to the flurry of arrivals in the first two decades post-World War II to the likes of Edinson Cavani and Alvaro Recoba, some of calcio’s most
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Davide Frattesi made his first Serie A start of the season and it was very nearly a memorable one as Inter Milan were held by Monza.
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Were Inter Milan to defend their Serie A title this season, Simone Inzaghi would become the first Nerazzurri manager since Jose Mourinho to win back-to-back Scudettos. Already the longest-serving Inter manager since Roberto Mancini left in the summer of 2008, Inzaghi signed a one-year contract extension to keep him at the club until 2026. Inzaghi
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Como played their first Serie A game back at home in 21 years, but their wait for a first victory this season goes on.
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Genoa's flying start to the season came to an end against Verona on Sunday, but there are reasons to remain optimistic for the Rossoblu.
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Destination Calcio guides you through the five biggest and five smallest towns to be represented in Serie C this season.
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After a historic Champions League qualification, Bologna have started slowly in Vincenzo Italiano's first season in charge.
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Davide Frattesi is Italy's top scorer under Luciano Spalletti and a key man for the Azzurri, but remains a fringe player for Inter Milan.
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With two wins out in their first two Nations League fixtures, Italy look a team reborn from the debacle of Euro 2024 in Germany.
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Opened in 1976, Novara’s Silvio Piola stadium is one of the biggest in Serie C with a stated capacity of over 17,000 when health and safety regulations are met. Built in 1971 to replace the Stadio Enrico Patti, Novara’s home for 46 years, the Silvio Piola was simply known as Stadio Viale Kennedy after the
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Gianfranco Zola was supposed to be one of Italy's stars at the 1994 World Cup, but his tournament lasted just over 20 minutes.
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Pisa are the Serie B leaders going into the international breaks, while Palermo, Sampdoria and Bari have started the season badly.
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