Today’s Papers: Napoli stumble as Roma and Como fly the flag

Today’s Papers: Napoli stumble as Roma and Como fly the flag La Gazzetta dello Sport Napoli, it isn’t enough Champions League: Napoli hold out against Arsenal, then collapse Napoli withstand Arsenal for long periods at the Stadio Maradona but ultimately suffer a 1-0 defeat in their Champions League opener. Martin Ødegaard is decisive for the Gunners, with Massimiliano Allegri now facing a third consecutive defeat. Juve, Locatelli’s comeback in 2027 Manuel Locatelli has undergone surgery and faces a lengthy spell on the sidelines. The Juventus captain joins Kenan Yildiz and Khéphren Thuram in the treatment room, while there is also an injury concern for Jeremie Boga. Roma ready for Europe Gasperini’s Roma return to European action against Fenerbahçe in Istanbul. The Giallorossi are looking to make their mark in the Europa League, with Malen again featuring prominently in the build-up. The little Como of dreams Nico Paz and Moise Kean are among the names highlighted as Como’s ambitious project continues to attract attention. Inter stumble agains Madrid Gazzetta also looks back at Inter’s Champions League defeat to Real Madrid, with Yann Bisseck and Josep Martinez’s mistakes proving costly. Chivu’s side fought back through Carlos Augusto but could not complete the comeback. Italy supporting Kimi Kimi Antonelli continues to receive the backing of his home country, with the young Italian Formula 1 driver celebrated on the front page. Corriere dello Sport In our hands Champions League nightmare: after Inter, Napoli also lose 1-0 to Arsenal Napoli follow Inter in suffering defeat in the Champions League, with Arsenal leaving the Maradona with all three points after a 1-0 victory. Ødegaard stops Max Martin Ødegaard proves decisive as Arsenal break Napoli’s resistance. Mikel Arteta’s changes make the difference, while Allegri suffers his third consecutive defeat since taking charge of the Partenopei. Italy cling to Roma and Como With Inter and Napoli both beaten in the Champions League, attention turns to Roma and Como to fly the flag for Italian football in Europe. Gasperini’s side face Fenerbahçe in Istanbul, while Como continue to dream big. Juve, Sarr’s limbo Juventus have another concern to deal with as they attempt to navigate a difficult period for their squad. De Rossi: ‘Ostia is inside us’ Daniele De Rossi discusses his enduring connection with Ostia, with his hometown remaining an important part of his identity. Volley show at Piazza del Plebiscito Naples prepares for a major volleyball event at Piazza del Plebiscito.