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Addressing Barcelona’s needs in the transfer market
With the COVID-19 outbreak showing no signs of letting up, we don’t know to what extent the football transfer market is going to be affected. Nevertheless, talks of Financial Fair Play (FFP) being relaxed to some extent seems to lend itself to the idea that transfers might be easier to complete. On the other…
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Serie A Power Rankings: Top 10
As we get ready for match day 21, find out which teams are looking the most competitive in Italy’s top flight. January 23, 2020 – This year’s Serie A has been more engaging than what most fans would have expected. Now that the second half of the season has just started, here is which…
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Tactical Profiles – Inter’s Onslaught Under Conte
Inter Milan are – as everyone knows them – the team regularly touted to usurp the inevitable Italian champions Juventus, and ultimately suffer at the behest of their own incompetence. Everything post-Mourinho has led to the same question asked over and over and over; why can’t Inter do it? Why do they keep failing? Well,…
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Superb Sensi chasing success with Inter and Italy.
As half-time approached and it seemed that the players of Inter and Udinese were heading to the dressing room scoreless, up popped the smallest man on the field, to score a header. That man, was 24-year old central midfielder Stefano Sensi who at 5 ft 6 inches somehow rose high to meet a Diego Godin cross…
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Dani Alves rolled back the years with a faultless display against Argentina
Copa América has arguably failed to live up to expectations this summer. While some games have encapsulated more than others, there have been few classics. There has been no shortage of the customary enthusiasm from the participating nations, but moments of genuine quality have seldom transpired. Until Brazil locked horns with Argentina in the first…
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Giovanni Simeone: The Battling Center Forward That La Albiceleste Need
After an uninspiring start to senior football with River Plate in his native Argentina, Giovanni Simeone is slowly establishing himself as a player in his own right. The 23-year-old may not be a natural finisher like compatriots Mauro Icardi and Gonzalo Higuaín, but he is a combative striker that has inherited the work ethic that…
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Group Stage Fan Preview: Inter Milan
It’s been six years since Inter conceded that heart-rending 92nd minute goal from Brandão that shattered their Champions League dreams. It was Inter’s last CL appearance and Marseille snuck into the quarter-finals on away goal rules. Inter are back, but with a completely different mindset, expectations, and a totally new squad, coach, owner and management…
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The Obituary of La Albiceleste
I could’ve seen it coming from a mile away. I wanted to believe, I really did. I forced myself to think that Jorge Sampaoli could somehow instill his intensive, complicated tactics in his players in a mere span of months. It’s like thinking you could put off studying until the week of the test, and…
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