Allegri fury, Marchisio on Mazzola and Bisseck 🔝: morning news ☀️

Allegri fury, Marchisio on Mazzola and Bisseck 🔝: morning news ☀️ We have officially entered the international break ( here are Mancini’s words ), but clubs are still working to recover injured players, organize the season, and more. Let’s take a look at the most important morning news on the big clubs in our league. Juventus, Marchisio condemns the insult to Mazzola What happened in the Juve stand—or at least in part of it—during the minute of silence in honor of Sandro Mazzola did not leave Claudio Marchisio indifferent, and he posted a message on Instagram: “There are things that, when you truly love football, you struggle to accept. What happened is one of them . Sandro Mazzola is a part of the history of our football. And history must be respected. [...] certain gestures should never happen. Rivalry is passion, belonging, pride. But it can never erase respect. [...] In the stadium and from home, the voice of so many was that of applause. That is what sport should do in moments like these. Bring people together.” Milan, Amorim grants 8 days off As reported by La Gazzetta dello Sport , Ruben Amorim has granted 8 days off to the players not called up by their national teams : they are expected back at Milanello on September 29. On that day, the 15 players called up by their respective countries will obviously be absent, so at least part of Milan Futuro will join the training sessions. Inter, Matthäus praises Bisseck Bisseck has been called up by Jurgen Klopp but is not expected to start in Germany’s first match against the Netherlands, given the presence of Schlotterbeck and Jonathan Tah. That did not stop Lothar Matthäus , Ballon d’Or winner in 1990, from dedicating a few words to the defender on Sky Sport DE : " Bisseck is much more than just an alternative: he is playing exceptionally well in Italy. Last week I was in Milan (for Inter-Udinese, editor’s note): everyone speaks highly of him and the club renewed his contract." Napoli, Allegri furious in the dressing room As today’s edition of Il Mattino writes, Allegri allegedly made a scene in the dressing room after the draw with Fiorentina: " Allegri, furious with Napoli over a performance he considered unacceptable , for a display far below the standard of an ambitious team." "Punches against the walls, shouting, harsh words over the performance , and the warning that everything has to change quickly because he saw no hunger, no anger, no desire to win". Roma, the plan for Koulierakis, Mora and Castro As written by La Gazzetta dello Sport , Gasperini intends to integrate Koulierakis, Mora and Castro more and more consistently into Roma’s rotation . The summer investment was significant and their use will be almost certain after the break, given the quick succession of matches between Serie A and the Champions League. Lazio, background on the “No” to Icardi After Gattuso’s words about the “No” to Mauro Icardi, Giuseppe Cruciani provided some behind-the-scenes details on the Number1 podcast , together with Ivan Zazzaroni and Sandro Sabatini: "After Venezia-Lazio I checked with direct high-level sources in this case: Lotito goes to Gattuso and asks him, ‘Do you want Icardi? If you want, I’ll sign him,’ and the coach said no ". "For fear of upsetting the dressing room, and because players had been signed with the promise that they would be played". Fiorentina, are the wing pecking orders changing? After the excellent performances of Alex Jimenez (with a fortunate goal to go with it) and Valdepenas , who came on very well against Napoli, the two wide players are pushing to move up in Vanoli’s preferences for the next Serie A match. According to journalist Andrea Giannattasio , there has not yet been a definitive overtake, but the international break, with both players staying in Florence, represents another opportunity to become Fiorentina’s new starters. This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇮🇹 here.