Today's Papers – Lautaro-Thuram, messages of peace, David's happiness
The new season warms up its engines
Allegri: A winning Milan, Max is already working
David shakes Juve: 'I'm at the top here.'
Inter: Lautaro and Thuram clear the air via chat
Messages of peace
The American controversies are the past. The hitmen are ready to restart together. Club World Cup: Inzaghi out too.
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Toro future: Here's Anjorin, a hammer for Baroni.
Corriere dello Sport
Today the last farewell to Diogo Jota and André Silva: forever together
Besides Calha, Galatasaray want the Swiss too
Marotta's treasure
Inter: 100m from Bisseck, Frattesi and Asllani
David waits for Sancho
The Canadian: 'Juve, let's win.'
He has signed until 2030. 200 fans waited at Continassa. Comolli closes in on the Englishman. United reflect on Douglas Luiz. Kolo, Chelsea threat.
Baldini books the U21
Max draws the new Milan
Roma, Krstovic's yes
Tuttosport
The Canadian's happiness
David: 'Juve, I dreamt you as a kid.'
Medical tests and first words from the hitman. 'An honour to be here, I live to involve the teammates, I don't just score.' From passes to dribbles, his numbers are better than Vlahovic's. Sancho, no pre-season with United. Assist for Comolli. Defence: Hancko trending again.
Toro, Ismajli signed
Inter look for 100m for Leoni and Ederson
Bernardeschi in Bologna with Vitik and Immobile
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