Beppe Marotta hardly set the transfer market alight, but Antonio Labbate calls for understanding when judging the Juventus official. More
Blog: Bombast and Borriello
Milan might have made a mistake in letting Marco Borriello leave for Roma, as James Horncastle states. More
Blog: Milan’s p-Rob-lem?
Milan have taken on the troublesome enigma Robinho. Steve Wilson asks if the signing will help or hinder their Scudetto challenge. More
Blog:Milan roar while others stutter
Giancarlo Rinaldi rounds up the Week 1 action as an Ibra-less Milan sent out an instant message. More
Blog: Serious candidates
We haven't seen Zlatan yet, but Milan got off to a flying start. Serafino Ingardia believes they just needed that little extra confidence. More
Blog: Bargain basement Ibra
Milan worked a transfer masterpiece on Zlatan Ibrahimovic, as Susy Campanale sees the loans thriving in a recession market. More
Blog: Turning down the Old Lady
Juventus have a history of making offers that can be refused, as James Horncastle reports. More
Blog: Juve clock already ticking
After heavy investment and significant losses, Rob Paton asks how long will Luigi Del Neri be given to create a winning formula at Juventus? More
Blog: Golden Boots
This season there will be several outstanding stranieri looking to lift the Golden Boot, but Dave Taylor believes a homegrown hitman could win it. More
Blog: Prediction time
One year on from his last attempt, Scott Fleming gazes into his crystal ball and predicts this season’s winners and losers. More
Blog: The doubts about Di Natale
Antonio Labbate on the positives and negatives of Juventus’ proposed swoop for Serie A Capocannoniere Antonio Di Natale. More
Blog: Home Sweet Home
With Alberto Aquilani the latest Serie A graduate to come home, Steve Wilson wonders what it is about Italy that brings the best out of players. More
Blog: Krasic is no Nedved
Milos Krasic became Juventus’ biggest summer signing, but Serafino Ingardia believes it is wrong to crown him as the new Pavel Nedved. More
Blog:Antognoni, dreams and a prayer
As another Serie A season is about to kick off, Giancarlo Rinaldi outlines that all us football fans have a right to dream. More
Blog: Mou's legacy
Inter proved the winning mentality instilled by Jose Mourinho is now part of their DNA, so he is no longer needed, argues Susy Campanale. More
Blog: High Volta-ge
As Samp’s hopes of Champions League football hang in the balance, Rob Paton spares a thought for a kid whose debut it was last Wednesday. More
Blog: Defeated in victory
Davide Santon is eager to get back on the path to greatness after a season to forget, writes Antonio Labbate. More
Blog: The Tinkermen
James Horncastle on the meeting of minds between Claudio Ranieri and Rafa Benitez ahead of the Italian Super Cup Final. More
Blog: The Prince and the Paupers
Oliver Jones on the bizarre reality that Genoa are now buying players for Serie A giants Milan. More
Blog: The price of ambition
Genoa have been major movers on the market this summer. Steve Wilson wonders if their extravagance will pay off. More
Blog: Samp’s space odyssey
Sampdoria have a secret weapon up their sleeves in the quest to qualify for the Champions League group stage - NASA! Steve Mitchell explains. More
Blog: Change for the best?
Juventus are planning to offload Diego, but Serafino Ingardia believes the Bianconeri simply can’t afford to lose him. More
Blog: Bye Bye Balo
Mario Balotelli leaves Serie A with a bitter sideswipe at the media, but Susy Campanale argues it was a toxic relationship. More
Blog: Samp’s star of tomorrow
Amid the panic over the state of Italy’s youth, Rob Paton insists there is one Italian midfielder set for a bright future. More
Blog: Big Mac set to go large
Massimo Maccarone may not have lived up to his early potential, but Steve Mitchell applauds Palermo’s capture of the now veteran striker. More
Blog: Cassano and the jersey of legends
Dave Taylor on what is expected of Antonio Cassano after he opted for the famed Azzurri No 10 shirt. More
Blog: Not as easy as ABC
Antonio Labbate reflects on Cesare Prandelli’s problems in proposing a quality and offensive Italian national side. More
Blog: Why Amauri?
A new Italy CT, a new set of players, a fresh approach, but still Steve Wilson finds something to complain about… More
Blog: The dangers of a revolution
Genoa have revolutionised their squad this summer. Serafino Ingardia feels such drastic changes could cost Gian Piero Gasperini dearly. More
Blog: Viva Italia
Rob Paton discusses Demetrio Albertini’s desire to unearth Italy’s own Andres Iniestas through an upheaval of the country’s youth set-up. More
Blog:Follow your dream and win cash!
With a guaranteed cash prize pool of £1 million, Dream Team is where you can turn your football knowledge into life-changing prizes. More
Blog: Baggio's new Blues
The FIGC have appointed Roberto Baggio as head of their youth sector and Dave Taylor believes he is the perfect man for the job. More
Blog: Cesare's chance
Cesare Prandelli’s maiden call-ups are a statement of intent and, argues Susy Campanale, forces the much-debated stars to finally deliver. More
Blog: The one that got away
Bari have lost out on Sebastian Giovinco for putting sense over sensibility, says Rob Paton. More
Blog: Balo as proven as Rooney
As Balotelli is dubbed ‘unproven’, Steve Wilson considers another teenager whose big money move to Manchester was reported differently. More
Blog: Friendly Fire
When three friendly games are abandoned due to brawls and a third starts with a riot, Susy Campanale says it doesn’t bode well. More
Blog: Toni key to Genoa revival
Genoa have spent wisely this summer but, as Antonio Labbate explains, they need their gamble on Luca Toni to pay off. More
Blog: Last chance saloon?
Hernan Crespo wants an attacking Parma side and so he should, says Steve Wilson, as he heads a group of strikers with something to prove. More
Blog: Another Roberto Carlos?
Douglas Maicon and Real Madrid are still courting each other, but Serafino Ingardia warns Inter to keep hold of their irreplaceable right-back. More
Blog:A new blue
Giancarlo Rinaldi on what we should expect from new Italy boss Cesare Prandelli following World Cup disaster. More
Blog:Follow your dream and win cash!
With a guaranteed cash prize pool of £1 million, Dream Team is where you can turn your football knowledge into life-changing prizes. More
Blog:The name's Bond. Rafa Bond.
Would you compare Rafa Benitez to James Bond? Susy Campanale examines Inter’s George Lazenby. More
Blog: From a boy to Menez
The star of Roma’s pre-season, Jeremy Menez has turned his career around in the capital, as James Horncastle reports. More
Blog: Mind-numbing Mercato
Struggling to stay awake during the transfer window? Scott Fleming sympathises. More
Blog: Not wanted
Federico Marchetti is up for sale but no big Serie A club wants him. Serafino Ingardia is afraid another Italian talent will be forced to move abroad. More
Blog: Balo sale a no-brainer
Selling Mario Balotelli this summer is one of the easiest decisions Massimo Moratti has ever had to make at Inter, argues Antonio Labbate. More
Blog: Playing the penalty
It is rare to see something new and truly innovative on the football field, so Steve Wilson was pleased to witness a new trick at the weekend. More
Blog:Forgive or forget?
What to do with a problem like Diego? Giancarlo Rinaldi on the dilemma that Juventus are still working on this summer. More
Blog:Follow your dream and win cash!
With a guaranteed cash prize pool of £1 million, Dream Team is where you can turn your football knowledge into life-changing prizes. More
Blog:In the shadow of the past
Brescia’s quiet summer mercato makes for a worryingly familiar comparison for Coach Giuseppe Iachini, as Rob Paton discusses. More
Blog:On the cusp
With the new campaign almost upon us, Scott Fleming foresees a spectacular season for Serie A’s fledgling talents. More
Blog: Steal of approval
Inter have made plans for the future by snapping up Andrea Ranocchia, a signing that Antonio Labbate feels makes perfect sense. More
