Changes at Milan with Amorim and Juventus' first transfer moves


Gazzetta dello Sport brings you the latest news on Milan and Juventus. \n\nThe New Devil\nIt's Amorim's turn to revive Milan\nThe Portuguese coach was hired to give the team a new direction. With a three-back formation and an attacking style of play, Milan are looking to return to the Champions League. Capello comments: 'A risk.' Now Cardinale wants directors of Eintracht.\n\nThe Cape Verde team celebrates a goalless draw against Spain, with goalkeeper Vozinha standing out (40 years old) in a day of heroes.\n\nThe Challenge of 10s: Messi and Maradona's legacy\nThe trap of France and Senegal: Mbappé aims for the goals record.\n\nCorriere dello Sport\nSpain the tie is bitter. Belgium: Lukaku is blessed. Roma enters the field and contributes to an own goal for Egypt: 1 to 1. De Bruyne hits the post. At 9pm, France faces Senegal, and Argentina debuts against Algeria at 3am.\n\nMilan: Doing Different Things\nCardinale and Ibra\nA Portuguese coach, a German sporting director, in a club shaped by American and Swedish leaders.\n\nAmorim and Krosche: A Club Without Borders\nThe former Manchester United coach is Allegri's successor, with an agreement signed until 2028 for 3.2 million per season. Sporting director Hardung comes from Germany, while Gardiner will be head of scouting.\n\nCarnevali, Sorloth immediately\nThe Juventus CEO begins his work at Continassa and wants to bring the Norwegian from Atlético Madrid to Spalletti. The key is Nico Gonzalez. Boga's transfer to OGC Nice becomes permanent for 5 million.\n\nCiak, Gila: Napoli in action\nRoma begins the fight for Soulé. Lotito has decided: he will buy Reggina.\n\nOne Portuguese, Two Germans... The New Milan\nThe coach and new directors arrive: what a mess with Cardinale, the American, and Ibra, the Swede.\n\nCairo is confident that Simeone will return and remain at Toro. The president believes that the Argentine will not want to leave. Abate will open Fila to fans before pre-season.\n\nInterview with Dino Zoff:\nJuventus and Berardi — it's not too late.\n“Sassuolo's striker can still shine. Martinez cheers me up. Exotic? As long as he defends well, it doesn't matter if he's Italian or foreign.” Aston Villa targets Suzuki and releases Dibu. Carnevali's first move: Boga becomes permanent. Now, Comolli's signings must leave. Waiting for Vlahovic.\n\nSurprising Cape Verde, controversy with Spain\nImpressive Lukaku! But Belgium disappoints. Here are France and Argentina, 2022 finalists. \n\nUnbelievable! Tunisia fails, Lamouchi already fired.