Internazionale Milano
Internazionale Milano
Milito & Zanetti extend at Inter
Internazionale Milano’s Argentine duo Diego Milito and Javier Zanetti have extended their contracts until 2014 and 2013 respectively.
Milito scored 22 goals in Serie A last term, grabbing the goal which sealed a fifth straight Scudetto.
He also netted the winner in the Coppa Italia final and bagged two in May's 2-0 Champions League final win over Bayern Munchen.
The 31-year-old, who extended his deal by a year, had been coy about his future in the season's aftermath, having been linked with a Jose Mourinho reunion at Real Madrid.
Evergreen Nerazzurri captain Zanetti has been at the club since 1995 and looks set to play on until he is 39-year-old after adding 2 years to his contract.
The versatile player, who can play in defence and midfield, is one of the hardest-running players in the division in spite of his age and was a surprise omission from Diego Maradona's World Cup squad.
Internationale Milano
Internationale Milano
Panucci se retrage
Fostul fundaş internaţional italian Christian Panucci a anunţat pentru canalul Sky Sport că a decis să se retragă din activitatea competiţională la vârsta de 37 de ani.
"Am primit mai multe oferte din Statele Unite, dar nu mai am aceiaşi motivaţie ca înainte. A venit timpul să spun stop", a declarat Panucci, care s-a angajat la debutul sezonului trecut cu Parma, înainte de a-şi rezilia contractul la finele lunii februarie.
În 19 ani de carieră profesionistă, fundaşul italian a purtat culorile unor cluburi de prestigiu precum AC Milan, Inter Milano, Real Madrid şi Chelsea. El a câştigat două ediţii ale Ligii Campionilor, cu AC Milan (1994) şi Real Madrid (1998).
Panucci a ţinut să mulţumească în mod special lui Fabio Capello, actualul selecţioner al echipei Angliei, care le-a antrenat pe AC Milan, Real Madrid şi AS Roma.
"Să câştigi Liga Campionilor şi să fi primul italian care a purtat culorile clubului Real Madrid vor rămâne printre cele mai frumoase momente din cariera mea", a declarat fostul jucător al echipelor Genoa (1991-1993), AC Milan (1993-1997), Real Madrid (1997-1999), Inter Milano (1999-2000), Chelsea (2000), AS Monaco (2001), AS Roma (2001-2009).
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"Noi ne păstrăm credinţa
În inimi lângă Ştiinţa !"
Internationale Milano
Juventus terminate Trezeguet's contract by mutual consent
David Trezeguet is no longer a Juventus player following an official announcement on the club's official website.
With the player and club reaching a mutual agreement to part company the French hitman is now expected to declare his future in the coming days.
Bianconeri president Andrea Agnelli took the opportunity to wish the striker all the best in his future endeavours.
"I, like all Juventus fans have been extremely close to David and his 171 goals in these 10 years. A player who has an average goal haul of 17 a season needs no introduction."
"Ours has been a true love story and David will always have a place in the hearts of all Juventus fans", concluded Agnelli.
Internationale Milano
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tdu_2...eature=related
Cand te ridici - prietenii afla cine esti !
Cand cazi - tu afli cine iti sunt prietenii !
As Roma
Timiditatea-un defect al oamenilor mari tupeul-defectul oamenilor mici.
Toata lumea se plange ca nu are memorie,dar nimeni nu se vaita ca nu are logica.
Munca in echipa presupune in primul rand sa-ti pierzi jumatate din timp explicandu-le celorlalti de ce nu au dreptate.
AC. MILAN !!! cred ca se poate !!
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Serie A - Team of the Week 1
Emiliano Viviano (Bologna)
Masiello (Bari) - Ranocchia (Genoa) - T. Silva (AC Milan)
Alvarez (Bari) - Donati (Bari) - Almiron (Bari) - Guberti (Sampdoria)
Giovinco (Parma)
Pato (AC Milan) - Ronaldinho (AC Milan)
Serie A preview: Inter Milano - Juventus
Under new coach Rafael Benitez Italian and European champions Internationale started the season on a slow note. But the Beneamata have since picked up momentum and are now comfortably perched on the top branch of the tree.
Inter have 10 points from 5 matches and are joint-top of the Italian first division with Lazio. The Nerazzurri suffered a 1-0 defeat in Rome last weekend but recovered in style from that loss with a 4-0 hammering of Werder Bremen in the Champions League.
The Nerazzurri have a great home record and Giuseppe Meazza is their fortress. Inter’s defense has looked as solid as ever - they are currently the best defensive side in Italy having conceded just 3 goals.
Juventus's 4-0 defeat of Udinese on 19 September led many to believe that the Bianconeri have turned the corner but it turned out to be a false dawn as Juve sank back into depression. However, since last weekend things have improved for Luigi Del Neri's side.
Juventus are currently ninth in the league standings with 7 points from 5 matches, just 3 behind Inter. Last weekend they won 4-2 against Cagliari in Turin with Milos Krasic banging in a hat-trick and on Thursday evening drew 1-1 at Eastlands in Europa League.
The former Italian and European champions are also looking great in front of goal as they have netted the ball 12 times in the league. But defensively the Bianconeri need massive improvement with Samuel Eto'o in red hot form for Inter.
TEAM NEWS
Inter Milano
Thiago Motta, Javier Zanetti and Marco Materazzi are out injured. Walter Samuel and Diego Milito are looking doubtful too but there is a chance that they could recover in time from their respective problems.
Coutinho is likely to feature on the left side of a 3-man midfield that will have Eto'o as the main striker if Milito starts on the bench.
Juventus
Gianluigi Buffon and Armand Traore are unavailable because of injuries but Amauri has recovered and will be on the bench against Inter.
Alessandro Del Piero is likely to start with Vincenzo Iaquinta in attack in the 4-4-2 system that Del Neri will deploy.
Sneijder ready to commit to Inter
Dutch playmaker Wesley Sneijder said Thursday he is set to sign a contract extension that will see him remain with European champions Inter Milano until 2015.
"I'm pretty sure that in the coming weeks I will sign on until 2015", said Sneijder.
"Some other clubs have expressed interest, but I'm feeling comfortable in Milano and at a great club like Inter."
Sneijder helped Inter win Serie A last season, the Italian Cup and the Champions League. He is among the favourites for the inaugural FIFA Ballon d'Or Award.
The European Footballer of the Year and FIFA World Player of the Year awards have been merged into the Ballon d'Or.
Internationale Milano va castiga , + Juventus este intr-o forma foarte proasta numai sperie pe nimeni
Inter lose Cambiasso and Milito to injury
Inter Milano's Argentina duo Diego Milito and Esteban Cambiasso could miss around 3 weeks after suffering injuries on international duty.
An Internazionale statement on Monday confirmed that tests showed striker Milito and midfielder Cambiasso had suffered thigh muscle strains in Argentina's 1-0 defeat in Japan on Friday.
The European champions said their recovery time would be determined in the coming days but similar injuries at the club have taken a little under a month to heal.
If that was the case then both players would miss the Champions League group clash at White Hart Lane on 20 October and at least 3 Serie A matches.
Milito was Inter's top scorer last term and netted the winners when they sealed the Scudetto, Italian Cup and Champions League.
The 31-year-old has struggled for form and fitness this term, however, and has been eclipsed by strike partner Samuel Eto'o. His absence will still be a blow to Rafael Benitez given the coach's limited options, although Goran Pandev is back in training after a knock.
Cambiasso has been one of Inter's most consistent performers for several seasons but his injury coincides with fellow midfielder Thiago Motta returning to full training after knee surgery.
Sulley Muntari has also been little used this term but the Ghanaian has issued a statement denying reports he wants a move.
Vucinic doubtful for Genoa clash
Serie A side AS Roma have received some disappointing news on the injury front in the build-up to the league match at home to Genoa on Saturday evening.
Head coach Claudio Ranieri will probably have to do without the services of highly rated attacker Mirko Vucinic when the Giallorossi take on Genoa after the forward picked up a muscular problem while on international duty.
The 27-year-old attacker sustained the injury during a training session with Montenegro and was forced to miss his national side's away match against England due to the knock.
It's not yet sure how long Vucinic will be unavailable due to the knock, but Corriere dello Sport reports that it's unlikely that he'll be match fit in time for this weekend's match.
Ranieri will probably give Marco Borriello and Francesco Totti the nod up front during Vucinic's absence.
Top 10 players in Serie A so far this season
6 rounds into the Serie A season, some payers have stepped to the forefront. Whether it be by scoring goals, tactical awareness, ingenius assists, or high-level performances all around.
The Italian top flight is often depicted as one of the toughest in world football, but there are already men beginning their stake to claim the "Player of the Season" award. From youthful foreigners to established veterans.
10. Josip Ilicic (Palermo)
Palermo were so impressed by the youngster in their Europa League play-off clash with Slovenian side Maribor, that they purchased him immediately and so far it has proved to be an inspired decision. Ilicic has slipped in seamlessly with his Rosanero team-mates and already has 3 goals to his name, including a long-range gem against Fiorentina.
9. Yuto Nagatomo (Cesena)
An Asian sensation - Nagatomo has immediately become a fan favourite at Cesena courtesy of his workrate and amazing consistency on the left-hand side. The Japanese star has held nothing back since arriving in Italy this summer and will be crucial in the Seahorses bid to remain in the top flight.
8. Antonio Cassano (Sampdoria)
Sampdoria's start to the campaign has had it's ups and downs, but the figure of Antonio Cassano still looms large for the club as he is certainly one of the most talented and exciting players in Serie A and for the national team. The Bari-born wizard continues to amaze with his tricks, flicks, assists and goals.
7. Stefano Mauri (Lazio)
Lazio's heralded start to the season, that surprisingly sees them sitting alone in first place, has a lot to do with the play of the former Udinese and Brescia midfielder. The player has been proving his critics wrong by making his presence felt with 2 goals and 3 assists. He deservedly earned a recall to the Italian national team recently.
6. Andrea Pirlo (AC Milan)
Some believed that he was finished last season, but the 31-year-old has looked rejuvenated for the Rossoneri in 2010/2011, helping them to second place in the league standings. The deep lying playmaker marked his great form with a fantastic goal from 40 yards against Parma.
5. Milos Krasic (Juventus)
One of the big foreign stars brought into Serie A this season was the Serbian and he has definitely delivered for the Turin giants, gaining several comparisons to former club hero Pavel Nedved. The winger is quickly increasing his reputation with every passing week.
4. Edinson Cavani (Napoli)
"By goodness I hope that he keeps going like this", club captain Paolo Cannavaro recently stated. All Napoli fans must be thinking the same thing as he is joint top scorer in Serie A and has seemingly come of age. The clinical Uruguayan is on fire at the moment.
3. Javier Pastore (Palermo)
The potential of this Argentine has been turned into star power, who is arguably the best attacking midfielder in Italy this season. Every match he seems to floruish further as the trequartista of his generation who can dribble, always find a pass and has definitely improved his finishing. A genius.
2. Samuel Eto'o (Inter Milano)
The Cameroon international was asked to sacrifice last season by Jose Mourinho, but given more license to attack by Rafael Benitez the former FC Barcelona hitman has been incredible. He simply can't stop scoring in all competitions including a brace to overturn the result against Palermo in a 2-1 win.
1. Hernanes (Lazio)
On the evidence thus far he is the best deal of the summer, the Brazilian has added some much needed style to Lazio and led them to the summit of the Serie A standings after 6 weeks. In the centre of the pitch, Hernanes has inspired victories with some wonderful assists and build-up play. Bigger clubs will be wondering how he slipped through their fingers...
Francesco Totti (Golden Foot Award)
Krasic down after dive
Juventus winger Milos Krasic could face a suspension for next weekend's game at San Siro after his team-mates acknowledged the Serb dived to win a penalty in Sunday's draw at Renato Dall'Ara.
Serie A has new powers to ban a player for diving and a decision is expected on Monday or Tuesday once video footage, which clearly showed no contact between Krasic and Daniele Portanova, is reviewed.
Vincenzo Iaquinta missed the resulting penalty on 36 minutes to partly placate furious Bologna players.
"Milos was very down, he is a sensitive lad and he knows he made a mistake", Alberto Aquilani told Sky.
"But we missed so there's no damage."
Juve defender Leonardo Bonucci was less forthright but said: "We've got to help the officials as much as we can".
Krasic, a transfer window signing from CSKA Moscow, has quickly gained a place in Juve fans' hearts thanks to his driving runs and resemblance to their former hero Pavel Nedved.
Whatever happens with Krasic, fifth-placed Juve are almost certain to be without striker Amauri against AC Milan after he limped off against Bologna with an Achilles injury and left his side looking toothless.
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