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• Inter Milan to offer Cristian Chivu improved deal despite UCL heartbreak

  Inter Milan plan to reward manager Cristian Chivu with a long-term contract extension and a salary increase despite the club’s recent Champions League exit against Bodo/Glimt. ​Inter Milan remain committed to securing manager Cristian Chivu’s future with a new long-term deal. Despite a disappointing Champions League elimination by Bodo/Glimt, club president Beppe Marotta intends to offer the Romanian coach an extension until 2029. Chivu, who took over following Simone Inzaghi’s departure, has impressed the board by moving “one step away from winning the Scudetto” during his debut season in Milan. ​The 45-year-old was appointed last summer after Inter was “turned down by Como boss Cesc Fabregas.” Although he arrived with limited senior experience, Chivu’s domestic success has outweighed European frustrations. The hierarchy is now prepared to increase his salary to reflect his status. This move reaffirms the club’s faith in his leadership as they look to finalize their dominance in Serie A this term.

• Milan frustrated by four controversial refereeing decisions in recent Serie A matches

  AC Milan have expressed significant frustration to the Italian refereeing association following four major decisions that went against them during recent matches against Parma and Como, leaving the Rossoneri trailing league leaders Inter by ten points.

  ​AC Milan are aggrieved by several refereeing calls during their 1-0 loss to Parma and a draw with Como.

  Key frustrations include the lack of punishment for goalkeeper Edoardo Corvi, whose forceful collision left Ruben Loftus-Cheek requiring jaw surgery.

  The club was also angered by a VAR-overturned goal for Parma, with reports suggesting referee Marco Piccinini had not made a “clear and obvious error.”

  ​The Rossoneri also feel hard done by following incidents in their recent 1-1 draw with Como.

  Club officials believe Como coach Cesc Fabregas should have been sent off for interference, and Ignace van der Brempt deserved a red card for a tackle on Strahinja Pavlović.

  Despite these grievances, Milan decided against a formal complaint to the AIA, though they remain ten points behind Inter.

• World Cup heartbreak for Loftus-Cheek following severe jaw injury

  England midfielder Ruben Loftus-Cheek faces months on the sidelines and a race to be fit for the 2026 World Cup after suffering a fractured jaw during AC Milan’s defeat to Parma.

  ​England international Ruben Loftus-Cheek is set for surgery after suffering a fractured jaw during AC Milan’s Serie A match against Parma on Sunday.

  The midfielder was stretchered off following a collision with keeper Edoardo Corvi just ten minutes into the game.

  Italian reports state: “In addition to broken upper teeth and two cuts, the Englishman suffered a fractured alveolar bone,” leaving his career momentum stalled.

  ​The 30-year-old now faces a race against time to secure a spot in Thomas Tuchel’s World Cup squad.

  With the tournament less than four months away, the timing is disastrous for his international ambitions.

  Sky Sports Italia noted that Loftus-Cheek “will undergo surgery on Monday… and is expected to be out for several months,” likely ruling him out of upcoming friendlies against Uruguay and Japan.

• Football icon bonked 18 women to put smile back on face after failed transfer

  Brazilian football icon Adriano reportedly spent £13,000 on 18 adult workers in 2015 to console himself after a lucrative move to French side Le Havre collapsed at the final hour.

  ​Former Inter Milan striker Adriano made headlines following a 2015 incident where he spent R$60,000 to cheer himself up.

  The “Emperor” had been set to sign for Ligue 1 club Le Havre, but the deal vanished after a takeover bid failed.

  Devastated, he allegedly flew to Rio de Janeiro and hosted an extravagant private party for 18 women at a local motel.

  ​The story highlights the turbulent personal life that overshadowed Adriano’s immense talent.

  Despite winning four Serie A titles and the 2004 Copa America Golden Boot, his career faded prematurely. Recalling his peak years, Kaka noted his physical dominance, yet off-field struggles remained constant.

  Fans still wonder what might have been, as the star’s wild lifestyle became as famous as his powerful left foot.

• Luciano Spalletti provides updates on Yildiz, Kelly and Conceicao ahead of Lazio clash

  Juventus head coach Luciano Spalletti has celebrated Kenan Yildiz’s new contract through 2030 and confirmed the attacker is fit for Sunday’s clash with Lazio, even as the manager’s own future remains secondary to club results.  

  ​Juventus have secured the long-term future of breakout star Kenan Yildiz, with the 20-year-old signing a contract extension until June 2030.

  Manager Luciano Spalletti described the renewal as a landmark moment for the Bianconeri project, emphasizing the Turkish forward’s growing influence.

  In a boost for the squad, Spalletti confirmed Yildiz has recovered from recent muscle fatigue and is available for Sunday’s high-stakes encounter against Lazio.  

  ​“We all dressed like this because it’s an important day for Juventus’ future,” Spalletti joked during his press conference.

  Addressing his own expiring contract, the veteran tactician insisted that evaluations can wait, stating: “When I’m able to prove it the way Kenan has, then it could become possible.”

  While Yildiz returns, the club remains cautious regarding Francisco Conceicao and Lloyd Kelly, who face late fitness tests.