Serie A
Lazio President to Mourinho: “Who are you?”
The Lazio-Roma derby was not only eventful during its duration but also in its final, when Jose Mourinho exchanged heated arguments with Lazio President Claudio Lotito in the Olimpico’s dressing room.
Lazio were also the big winners in the second Derby della Capitale of the season after winning with 1-0 Roma thanks to a goal by Matias Jacani, amidst incidents, tension, spectacle and VAR, for the 27th matchday of Serie A.
The game had a total of three bans, one from Lazio (90+7′ Marusic) and two from Roma (32′ Ibáñez, 90+7′ Cristante), but the nervousness and arguments didn’t stop on the pitch, but increased towards the pitch changing room.
According to the Gazzetta dello Sport report, it was Alessio Romagnoli who celebrated in front of Roma’s dressing room, triggering a reaction from Gianluca Mancini.
The latter came out of the Giallorossi’s dressing room and called him “sk@@@”, with the Lazio President intervening to separate them, but at that moment appeared in the same area and Jose Mourinho (penalized, second in the derby and last day of his suspension).
“What are you looking at,” the Portuguese reportedly told Lotito, who in turn said to the special: “I am the President of Lazio. Who are you?
This is my home and you shouldn’t be here.” The same media point out that at this point, Roma coach Thiago Pinto stepped in to play the role of ‘fireman’ just before a new tension erupted in the dressing room with Lazio’s Spanish midfielder Luis Alberto and Mourinho’s assistant as the protagonists. , Salvatore Foti.
Source: sport 24
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The long-awaited announcement of Rafael Leao’s extension is a fact as the Portuguese winger is tied with the Rossoneri on a contract until 2028.
The signings had been in the works for days but the people in Milan waited for the right moment to announce the developments Rafael Leao.
The big star of the ‘rosoneri’ is now tied to a contract that expires on June 30, 2028, leaving any doubt about his future.
Finding a solution to his penalty for leaving Sporting for Lille (and his €17,000,000 fine) eased negotiations.
The increase in his salary covers his entitlements as he is now being paid 5,000,000 a year plus any bonuses.
From there, the Italian club is prepared should other sides attack the 23-year-old international, who has recorded 41 goals and 29 assists in 162 games with Milan. The release clause included in the contract is 175,000,000, a record amount for Italian dates.
“I am very happy. It was something I wanted to do and I did it. We hope to do great things in the future. We found the golden ratio and I’m happy. Thoughts are on Verona and then on the new season in which we want to win a lot of important things. I’ll see if I change the number. 17 is special to me. We will see“, he explained that he left the offices of Milan and with the people who had gathered to idolize him.
Source: sport 24
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Serie A
Mourinho: ‘I’m tired of being a coach, a communicator and the one who says we’ve been robbed’
While Jose Mourinho expressed his desire to stay at Roma, he also hinted that he was tired of complaining about refereeing.
Roma failed to win the Europa League, while Sevilla celebrated this trophy after beating 4-1 on penalties (1-1 in regular time and extra time).
In the final, Jose Mourinho complained about Anthony Taylor’s refereeing and kicked him in the parking lot. Speaking to Sky Sports, the special adviser explained that he had a desire to continue at Roma but was tired of the general situation.
“I want to stay at Roma but my players earn more and I earn more. I’m a bit tired of being the manager, the communications man, the face of the club who says we’ve been robbed after every game.” I’m tired of having to deal with all fronts.
Next year we won’t play in the Champions League and that’s a good thing because we weren’t cut out for that.
And let’s hope that (referee) Anthony Taylor only officiates games in the Champions League and makes the same mistakes there as here and not in the Europa League. said the Portuguese coach.
Source: sport 24
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Juventus avoided another point deduction in the second trial due to incorrect accounting data and was fined 718,000 euros.
The second trial against the FIGC (Italian Football Federation) has taken place over incorrect accounting data from Juventus and its relationships with agents and other clubs. The Bianconeri, already penalized with -10 points, escaped a new sporting sanction.
Specifically, they were only fined 718,000 euros. Juventus announced that this has been explained to the court “lawfulness of his actions” and agreed with the FIGC Attorney to put an end to it “State of Instability and Tension” between the two sides.
In fact, Juventus won’t appeal in the end. However, Andrea Agnelli did not want to sign his waiver of his appeal and will therefore appear in court on June 15.
Juventus are also awaiting UEFA’s decision as the Italian side risk being banned from European competitions.
Source: sport 24
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