Pioli says he wants to stay in Italy and prove himself
Stefano Pioli said he is considering a move abroad but would prefer to remain in Italy and prove something there as he discussed his future.

Stefano Pioli said he is considering a move abroad but would prefer to remain in Italy and prove something there as he discussed his future.

FIGC commissioner Giovanni Malagò told Il Mattino that Italy winning a fifth World Cup would make it history's most decorated national team.

Sandro Tonali said in a Sky interview excerpt that Milan will always be special to him, while also speaking about Tottenham’s recent progress.

GOAL reported that a study cited from Marca reordered 69 Ballon d'Or editions by cumulative points, with Cristiano Ronaldo first and Real Madrid top among clubs.

Adriano Galliani is emerging as a serious challenger to Giovanni Malagò before the FIGC presidential vote on 14 December.

Union Berlin forward Emmanuel Latte Lath told BBC Sport about moving from Ivory Coast to Italy at eight and the career that followed.


Joaquin Seys said he is focused on Club Brugge, Diego Leon's agent raised a possible January loan, and Antonio Conte denied advanced talks.
