Today’s Papers – Pride and redemption as Italy bounce back

Today’s Papers – Pride and redemption as Italy bounce back La Gazzetta dello Sport Ronaldo’s sunset: he finds himself on the bench Flower of Italy Azzurri relaunch, goals and beautiful playing style in Turkey The revolution works. Pio and Seba Esposito together: three goals in 30 minutes, Kayode the best. Mancini: ‘Debutants deserve applause.’ On Friday in France. Rome accelerates, Milan waits Green light for the Giallorossi’s new stadium, works to begin in March. Inter restart: Calha, Dimarco and Spence are ready Corriere dello Sport That’s the way, Mancio! Italy dominate in Turkiye: 4-1. Big reaction with three goals in the opening 27 minutes. Emotions and entertainment in the Nations League against Montella. Fantastic start: Bastoni, Frattesi and Kayode score. Pio Esposito completes the party after Yilmaz’s flash. The coach: ‘Right attitude.’ On Friday against France, who beat Belgium 1-0. ‘They used to say: Totti is not a leader.’ Milan, idea Kim: he costs 25m Amorim wants another defender: the ex-Napoli star is in pole position; the alternatives are Gonçalo Inacio and Tiago Gabriel Juve, Ait-Nouri advances on the left He’s been on Spalletti’s radar since the summer. Bremer decides to change agents. Kalulu’s renewal is on the table. Tuttosport Mamma Italy! Pride and redemption Bastoni, Frattesi, Kayode, and Pio crush the Turkish A fantastic first half with three goals in 18 minutes makes La Nazionale bounce back and sends Montella to hell as the stadium asked for his resignation. Mancini: ‘Everyone was excellent, I want to see confirmations in France on Friday.’ Juventus go the extra mile for Spalletti Nico’s versatility, McKennie, Celik, the idea of playing Cambiaso as a box-to-box, the option of Woltemade (on Bayern’s radar): when the season resumes, there will be nine games in less than a month; the coach will be able to choose between 3-4-2-1, 4-2-3-1, 4-4-2 and 4-3-3. Toro are moving forward with Vlasic’s renewal, but have three issues to solve. Gilardino to Parma, the call of the heart