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Report – Bologna Open Discussions With Inter Milan For Albania EURO 2024 Star During Giovanni Fabbian Talks
Report – Bologna Open Discussions With Inter Milan For Albania EURO 2024 Star During Giovanni Fabbian Talks

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time09-07-2025

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Report – Bologna Open Discussions With Inter Milan For Albania EURO 2024 Star During Giovanni Fabbian Talks

Report – Bologna Open Discussions With Inter Milan For Albania EURO 2024 Star During Giovanni Fabbian Talks Inter Milan and Bologna have reportedly begun discussions over Kristjan Asllani as part of recent negotiations for Giovanni Fabbian. According to Corriere dello Sport via FCInter1908, Inter took the opportunity to offer the Albanian star to the Rossoblu. Advertisement Despite refusing to trigger a buyback clause in Fabbian's deal, Inter could still do business with Bologna. Indeed, they hope to offload Kristjan Asllani to Stadio Renato Dall'Ara. However, the player's wish remains uncertain. Inter Milan & Bologna in Talks for Kristjan Asllani TURIN, ITALY – MAY 11: Kristjan Asllani of FC Internazionale scores his team's second goal from the penalty spot during the Serie A match between Torino and FC Internazionale at Stadio Olimpico di Torino on May 11, 2025 in Turin, Italy. (Photo by) Inter no longer count on Asllani as Cristian Chivu sidelined him from his project. Therefore, they're actively searching for suitors. Although Real Betis showed readiness to sign the 23-year-old, the player refused the move. Indeed, he found the prospect unappealing, leaving the Nerazzurri in an awkward spot. Foreign clubs are not exactly 'mad' about the former Empoli midfielder after several disappointing seasons. As such, their best hope is to sell him to a fellow Serie A team. However, Bologna will not meet Inter's €18 million asking price, even though they appreciate Asllani's qualities.

Everything Newcastle United needs to know about Italy talent Scalvini
Everything Newcastle United needs to know about Italy talent Scalvini

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time04-07-2025

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Everything Newcastle United needs to know about Italy talent Scalvini

Everything Newcastle United needs to know about Italy talent Scalvini Friday's reports claim that Giorgio Scalvini is now the no.1 transfer priority for Premier League side Newcastle United this summer. Here is everything Magpies fans need to know about the highly-rated 21-year-old. Who is Italy international Scalvini? For several years, Scalvini has been one of, if not the most highly anticipated young defender in Italian football. Advertisement A traditional centre-back, Scalvini made his Serie A debut as a 17-year-old in 2021, and was a regular in the starting line-up by the age of 18, having made 32 top flight appearances in 2022-23, and then another 36 in 2023-24 at the ages of 19 and 20. Leroy Sane of Germany challenges Giorgio Sclavini of Italy during the UEFA Nations League League A Group 3 match between Germany and Italy at Borussia Park Stadium on June 14, 2022 in Moenchengladbach, Germany. (Photo by Christian Kaspar-Bartke/Getty Images) 6'4 in height, equally adept in the air as he is with the ball at his feet and showing defensive wisdom beyond his years, Scalvini already racked up over 100 first-team appearances for Atalanta before the age of 21. Scalvini was also capped eight times at full international level before the age of 20. He had expected to be part of the Italy squad for the EURO 2024 campaign last summer, but picked up an injury in the final minutes of the final Serie A match of the 2023-24 season, which was later confirmed to be a cruciate ligament (ACL) rupture. atalanta-bc-v-acf-fiorentina-serie-a-tim-scalvini Miraculously, it only took around five months for him to recover from his serious knee injury as he emerged for a second-half cameo in a 3-1 win over Parma on November 23, 2024. Advertisement Though he would go on to feature another five times for Atalanta in Serie A, Scalvini then picked up a serious injury to his shoulder, which required surgery and ultimately ended a cruel and frustrating season for the defensive talent. Recent updates claim that Scalvini is set to return to training in mid-July.

Women's EURO 2025: Live-streaming info, format, prize money, venues and all you need to know
Women's EURO 2025: Live-streaming info, format, prize money, venues and all you need to know

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time02-07-2025

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Women's EURO 2025: Live-streaming info, format, prize money, venues and all you need to know

The UEFA Women's EURO 2025 will be the 14th edition of the UEFA Women's Championship — a tournament held every four years, organised by UEFA for the senior women's national teams of Europe. Which nation is hosting Women's EURO 2025? On April 4, 2023, Switzerland was chosen as the host nation, beating out competing bids from Poland, France, and a joint Nordic proposal comprising Denmark, Finland, Norway, and Sweden. When will Women's EURO 2025 start? The tournament will kick off on July 2 with Iceland facing Finland at 9:30 PM IST at the Stockhorn Arena in Thun, Switzerland. Host nation Switzerland will then take on Norway at 12:30 AM IST on July 3 at St. Jakob-Park in Basel. When is the final of Women's EURO 2025? The final will be played on July 27. ALSO READ | UEFA Women's Euro 2025: Full schedule, list of matches, time, dates, venues How many nations are participating in Women's EURO 2025? There are 16 nations competing at this year's Women's EURO 2025, including the top 10 ranked teams in Europe. All nations apart from the host nation Switzerland had to come through qualifying. Which nations are making their Women's EURO debut in 2025? Poland and Wales will be making their first appearance in a major finals tournament. Which nation is defending its Women's EURO title in 2025? England will be defending its crown as 2022 champion. What is the format for Women's EURO 2025? The 16 nations have been drawn into four different groups. Each team will play the other three teams in their group with the top two at the end of the group stage qualifying for the next round. The eight remaining teams will enter a knock-out stage that consists of four quarterfinals, two semifinals and one final. Where to watch Women's EURO 2025 live? For Indian audience, Women's EURO matches will be live-streamed on Fancode app and website. For UK viewers, the tournament will be shown live on free-to-air channels BBC or ITV, with the final being shown by both broadcasters. What's the prize pool of Women's EURO 2025? UEFA announced late last year that it had earmarked a total of €41 million ($47 million) in prize money for the 2025 Women's EUROS, representing a 156% increase on the figure from the previous tournament in 2022. In a statement, European football's governing body said the increase in funds reflected 'UEFA's on-going commitment to growing women's football across Europe.' How does the prize pool compare to Men's EURO 2024? Despite the increase, the women still lag far behind the men in this regard — with the total prize money for EURO 2024 set at €331 million, nearly eight times what the women will compete for. What are the Women's EURO 2025 host venues? St. Jakob-Park, Basel Stadion Wankdorf, Bern Stade de Genève, Geneva Stadion Letzigrund, Zurich Arena Allmend Stadion Luzern, Lucerne Arena Thun, Thun Stade de Tourbillon, Sion What is the official match ball for Women's EURO 2025 called? The official match ball of Women's EURO is called KONEKTIS. For the first time, a Women's EURO match ball features Adidas Connected Ball Technology, enabling faster and more accurate officiating by contributing to UEFA's video assistant refereeing (VAR) decision-making process. Who is the mascot for Women's EURO 2025? Maddli, the Saint Bernard puppy, is the official mascot. The name is inspired by Madeleine Boll, the first-ever female licensed footballer in Switzerland.

🚨 Cata Coll misses training today due to tonsillitis
🚨 Cata Coll misses training today due to tonsillitis

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time30-06-2025

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🚨 Cata Coll misses training today due to tonsillitis

Bad news for Montse Tomé and the Women's National Team just days before their debut in the EURO in Switzerland. Goalkeeper Cata Coll will not be training with her teammates today due to suffering from tonsillitis. We will have to see how she progresses in the coming hours to know if Spain can count on her for the debut against the Portugal national team. Advertisement This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇪🇸 here. 📸 Judit Cartiel - 2025 Getty Images

🇵🇱 Lewandowski wins the battle, Poland manager resigns
🇵🇱 Lewandowski wins the battle, Poland manager resigns

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time12-06-2025

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🇵🇱 Lewandowski wins the battle, Poland manager resigns

Robert Lewandowski had openly challenged the coach of Poland, Michal Probierz, due to the removal of the national team captaincy from the Barcelona player. The Barça number 9 refused to join the national team as long as the current coach remained in charge. And this Thursday, the news has been confirmed: Michal Probierz is no longer the Polish national team coach. Through a statement on the Polish Football Federation's (PZPN) social media, the coach has confirmed his farewell to the national team. "I have come to the conclusion that in the current situation, the best decision for the good of the national team will be my resignation as coach. Holding this position was the fulfillment of my professional dreams and the greatest honor of my life," Probierz emphasized. Advertisement The controversy with Robert Lewandowski erupted at the beginning of last week, when the coach announced the removal of the captaincy from Barça's number 9. Lewandowski openly expressed his disagreement with the decision on his social media. Days later, Piotr Zielinski was named the new captain. Probierz leaves with a record of nine wins, five draws, and seven losses in 21 matches with the Polish national team. The coach secured qualification for EURO 2024 through the playoffs. However, results have not been favorable in the last six months. The defeat in Helsinki against Finland last Tuesday (2-1) was the epilogue to his tenure as coach. This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇪🇸 here. 📸 RONNY HARTMANN - AFP or licensors

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