Sentences with phrase «scudetto with»

Kids this age get snapped up by European clubs all the time, so the chances that he's one day teaming up with Cristian Totti to help a 30 - year - old Gerson win his fourth Scudetto with Roma is pretty slim.
«My client is a good kid, he is focused on fighting for the Scudetto with his club and plays for one of the top national teams in the world,» he said.
Few outside of Italy will know of Fulvio Bernardini, but it would be wrong to leave off this list a manager who won the Scudetto with two unfancied clubs outside of calcio's traditional elite.
Gianluigi Buffon is set to celebrate another Scudetto with Juventus.
He helped them to win a third successive Scudetto with a Serie A record 102 points.
It's shocking that Mr Roma himself only has one Scudetto with his beloved club but he will never forget the 2000/01 season where he truly announced himself as one of the world's best attacking footballers.
This Season: After winning the Scudetto with the Primavera last season Bakayoko has been sent to France for his first season in senior football, and so far he's found life amongst the big boys fairly difficult.
They were the Italian champions, battling for another scudetto with Juventus, who eventually ended their campaign with an Invincible status, they had the best centre back in the world — Thiago Silva and one of the best strikers — Zlatan Ibrahimovic.
The drama didn't end there either, with Napoli then getting thumped at home by an inspired AS Roma 2 - 4 to lead Juve by only one point in the Scudetto with Juve having a game in hand.
And though he has won the Scudetto with the club twice before, he has intimated that his preferred choice would be to stay with the club and stay until they tell him that he is no longer wanted.
He also saw another Antonio Conte in Montella, that will win d scudetto with Milan unbeaten.

Not exact matches

With five games to go, their 16 point lead over second - placed Lazio meant that a draw would have been enough to claim another Scudetto.
Higuain topped the goalscoring charts in the Italian top flight last season with 36 goals in 35 games for the Partenopei, but has now been linked with a shock move to their Scudetto rivals.
With another Scudetto is on the way this season, Juve are in the last four in Europe where they face Monaco next month while they have the chance for the treble when they take on Lazio in the cup final.
As a result, it is difficult to see how Sarri's men will fight their way back, particularly without Higuain, with Juve undoubtedly now in the driving seat to secure what would be a fifth consecutive Scudetto.
Meanwhile, the club have already been busy this week with the signing Sampdoria striker Eder, as Mancini looks to arrest their current slide which has seen them not only slip off the pace in the race for the Scudetto, but also out of the Champions League qualification spots.
As a result, Mancini will be expected to be active in the final few days of the transfer market with their Scudetto hopes arguably on the line.
Juventus went into their game with city - rivals Torino knowing that if results went their way, they could clinch their fourth straight Scudetto.
The Scudetto battle continues to heat up throughout the season with the rivals on course to go the distance.
A Uruguayan international, Caceres won the Champions League with Barcelona before leaving the club to join Juve, where he has played a part in their past three Scudetto's, albeit a small part.
As it stands the Partenopei sit top of Serie A, one point ahead of the reigning champions from Turin and with real hope of a first Scudetto since 1990.
Since his arrival from Lazio, Lichtsteiner has grown into an integral part of Antonio Conte's side, with six goals in over 70 appearances for the Bianconeri as the Turin giants successfully claimed the Scudetto two seasons in a row.
Despite attempts to minimise the scope of Sunday's direct clash, the game should decide the championship with a seven - point advantage probably meaning a seventh consecutive Scudetto for Juventus.
«Right now Napoli are ahead of us, they're favourites for the Scudetto and we need to be good at chasing and keeping up with them, getting to March in the best condition to make the final push.
Napoli might be the second most talented team in Serie A after Juventus, and with Juventus looking shell - shocked after their loss to Real Madrid, Napoli has to believe that they can catch the Old Lady and nick the Scudetto out from underneath them.
He has been a key cog in Napoli's Scudetto bid, with his sublime performances from the centre of the park making him every bit as important as Kalidou Koulibaly, Marek Hamsik or Dries Mertens.
Juventus, after weeks of chasing down Napoli, will have a chance to get their noses in front of the Scudetto as they take on Udinese on Sunday with the Naples side away at Inter Milan later in the day.
Bergomi's time at Inter coincided with one of the less successful eras in their history, as he only won one scudetto in 1989, but did manage to win three UEFA cups in 1991, 1994 and 1998.
After spending six - consecutive Scudetto winning seasons with Juve, it's only normal that it took him time to adapt to life at a rebuilding Milan.
However, with the Roma result being what it is, Juventus enters their final game at Juventus Stadium for the next four months or so with the same kind of result needed to wrap up another Scudetto and turn Turin into a party - like atmosphere.
The first match will be massive for both teams, especially with Roma being many Serie A followers» favourites to win the Scudetto.
A.S. Roma inched closer toward the «Pseudo Scudetto» with a 4 - 1 dismantling of A.C. Milan this past Sunday.
A win would put Juve four points up on Napoli and put them very much in the driver's seat in the scudetto race with 10 games to go.
In one of the other games, this Saturday against Napoli, Juventus will be presented with their Scudetto and subsequently have a party because of it.
The Scudetto hopeful will play Real Madrid next week in the Champions League and hope to approach that clash with the utmost confidence.
Juventus, champions since 2012, spent a concerted period on the proverbial ropes, with a terrible start to the campaign all but derailing their chances of recording a fifth successive Scudetto.
«First of all we're in a good period, because with a month - and - a-half to go we're playing for the final of the Coppa Italia, for the chance to go to the Champions League Semi-Finals and we're currently still first in the Scudetto race.
We knew that Juventus didn't necessarily need to win to see a sixth straight Scudetto come back with them to Turin.
Roma needed a Milan meltdown to win their 2nd scudetto of the decade and Ancelotti's previous history with Juventus was what gave them hope.
That's just the luxury of having won the Scudetto weeks ago and playing the last handful of games with little pressure attached to them.
A little over a week ago, the Berretti (U-18s) picked up the only hardware for the club this season with a 2 - 1 win over Fiorentina in the Primavera Scudetto at Sassuolo.
Ahead of Sunday's Derby della Madonnina, Joao Cancelo sat down with Gazzetta dello Sport this week to discuss how his first (and hopefully not last) season at Inter is going, as well as his affection for Milan (the city...), his thoughts on the Scudetto race and the unique bond he shares with his two dogs.
As for the opponents, Gennaro Gattuso's men have had a real up and down season with the Rossoneri reportedly spending close to $ 200M in the summer in the hope to challenge for the Scudetto and at the very least qualify for the UEFA Champions League again.
Curiously enough, Lopez will become the fifth footballer born in the city of Villa Constitución to play in Serie A, following in the footsteps of Abel Balbo (a Scudetto winner with Roma and a UEFA Cup winner with Parma at the turn of the century), Leonel Vangioni (who spent last season at Milan), Esteban Herrera and Sergio Berti.
Massimiliano Allegri calls on his team to seal the Scudetto title with a win against Roma at the Stadio Olimpico on Sunday night
It's trophy day in Turin, with Juventus looking to win their 10th straight before lifting Lo Scudetto.
King Giorgio stays on his throne with yet another Scudetto under his belt.
With the likes of Pogba firing on all cylinders however, title challengers Napoli will find it tough to overturn the three point gap at the top in the race for the Scudetto.
And not only changes, but a whole bunch of them with a mid-week away match after a weekend full of Scudetto celebrations.
We should never think too much about our gap with Roma but face every match as if it were the decisive one for the scudetto, also because seven points is basically two losses: it doesn't take much to obliterate the gap».
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