Several European sports papers focus on football developments and past disappointment. La Gazzetta dello Sport includes an interview with U.S. forward Christian Pulisic, in which he discusses his personal connection to American football and his ambition to contribute at club level, with references to “my America” and his move to Milan. In the same coverage, the paper highlights a “Juve turned upside down” theme, saying Juventus undergoes major internal changes in leadership. The reports state that Massimiliano Comolli resigns and that Giorgio Carnevali becomes the club’s new chief executive, framing the shift as part of a broader “revolution” at Juventus.
Other coverage in these roundups points to Italy’s lingering “World Cup regret,” reflecting on unmet expectations from the tournament and the impact that disappointment has on the national football conversation. Across the included sources, the common thread is a combination of near-term club restructuring at Juventus, ongoing attention on Pulisic and his perspective, and continued reflection in Italy on World Cup outcomes.
