News about Arkadiusz Milik

The fifth-worst team in Europe is just one win away from winning clinching qualification to Euro 2024. The team is ranked as the 157th team in the world by FIFA, only ahead of Malta, Andorra, San Marino, and Liechtenstein in the UEFA rankings. And yet, despite winning just two of its Euro 2024 qualifiers so far and averaging just one goal per game, it could qualify for its first major tournament on Monday night.

ALVISE CAGNAZZO: Juventus has signed Polish forward Arkadi Milik from Marseille for £5.1 million following his fruitful loan season last season. With 29-year-old Milik committing to a three-year contract, the agreement includes an £850,000 bonus if Juventus achieves those targets next season. Milik, who scored nine goals in 39 appearances on loan at the Turin club last season, wanted to make the switch permanent, and Marseille was able to grant him that.

Juventus defeated second-bottom Cremonese 2-0 on Sunday, but the result was marred by another injury to midfielder Paul Pogba. Pogba, who returned to Juventus last summer but has suffered with injuries since, started a match for the first time since being with Manchester United at Liverpool last April. However, the Frenchman lasted just over 20 minutes before being stunned himself and left the field in tears, heading straight down the tunnel as he was replaced by Arkadiusz Milik.

Bologna did not sign with the Old Lady, but Juventus dropped points in their Champions League hunt next season. Riccardo Orsolini opened the scoring for the hosts from the penalty spot in the tenth minute before Arkadiusz Milik missed one of his own in the first half.

ALVISE CAGNAZZO IN ITALY: Napoli took a step closer to winning their first Serie A title in 33 years thanks to a late Giacomo Raspadori winner over Juventus on Sunday night. Both Milan clubs won, as they continued their quest for a top-four finish, but Lazio lost to a shocking home loss to Torino. Alvise Cagnazzo addresses ten things we learned from another exciting weekend of Italian football.

On Sunday evening, Juventus and Napoli tied out a 0-0 draw at the Allianz Stadium in Turin. Angel di Maria appeared to have won by 83rd minutes on Saturday, but VAR disallowed him out for a trip, as the officials saw a trip in the build-up to the goal from Arkadiusz Milik on Stanislav Lobotka. Juventus now finish third in the Serie A ladder, extending their cushion over Roma by four points.

Due to injury, Juventus striker Dusan Vlahovic is doubtful for Thursday's Europa League match against Sporting Lisbon. According to Calciomercato, Vlahovic was out of training after suffering an ankle injury against Lazio. In the 63rd minute of the 2-1 loss to Lazio, the 23-year-old had to be recalled, with Arkadiusz Milik replacing him.

Juventus beat Cremone 1-0 on Wednesday thanks to a stoppage-time free kick by Arkadiusz Milik, who had several chances on both directions. Cremonese seemed to be in charge of the first half, denying Juventus chances inside and profiting from defensive blunders, but the teams went into the break tied at 0-0. Both teams were aiming for a winner, with Cremonese catching the post after 69 minutes with Cyriel Dessers' powerful shot from inside the box.

When Poland and Argentina meet in their last game of Group C in the World Cup, they will battle it out for a last-16 spot. Argentina is coming back from a humiliating surprise loss to Saudi Arabia after beating Mexico 2-0 to get back to their resurgent form. Poland is currently ranked fourth in the group with four points going into the match, after losing 2-0 to Saudi Arabia in their previous match after a draw with Mexico. With the match coming, Sportsmail takes you through everything you need to hear about below.

Chances were few and far apart, but Lewandowski had a golden opportunity to put Poland in front three minutes before the hour's time when his side was given a spot-kick. Ochoa, who was competing at his fifth World Cup, was equal to Lewandowski's attempt to deny the Barcelona striker. The two teams seemed to have reached a point in what seemed to be an uninspiring contest.

Karol Linetty, a Torino midfielder, was left out of Poland's 26-man squad for the World Cup in Qatar, which he announced on Thursday. Since making his Poland debut in 2014, the 27-year-old midfielder has earned 42 caps, but Michniewicz found no space for him in the squad due to fierce competition. Robert Lewandowski, the captain of Poland, is one of four attackers in the squad, as well as Arkadiusz Milik, Krzysztof Piatek, and Karol Swiderski.

The 21-year-old Juve youth product won after 73 minutes after his curled shot from the edge of the box bounced in off the post for his first league goal. Juventus was eager to bounce back from their humiliating loss to Benfica mid-week after losing 4-3.

After a dramatic 4-3 victory, Benfica has knocked Juventus out of the Champions League. At halftime, Antonio Silva, Joao Mario (left) and Rafa Silva (inset left) led the Portuguese side 3-1 up, with Moise Kean netting for Juve. Rafa Silva made it 4-1 five minutes after the break, but Massimiliano Allegri's men came two behind late on through Arkadiusz Milik and Weston McKennie, and the Eagles continued to the knockout stages, although Juventus (right) and manager Massimiliano Allegri (inset right) were ruled out.

Juventus won their third Serie A victory of the season on Sunday after thrashing Bologna 3-0. Filip Kostic, a summer signing, started the scoring with a deflected low kick after 24 minutes. Juventus' lead was doubled just before its thumping volley 62 minutes in. Dusan Vlahovic's header right before the hour mark extended Juventus' lead until Arkadiusz Milik extended it by a thumping volley 62 minutes in.

When Holland defeated Poland 2-0 in a Nations League match in the National Stadium Warsaw, the Manchester United transfer target was on the scoresheet. With an injury, Atalanta midfielder Teun Koopendras was compelled to leave the game early. However, this did not discourage Oranj because PSV captain Cody Gakpo led his side into the lead with a smooth finish at the back post. In the 52nd minute, Arkadiusz Milik should have equalized for the home team, but he ended his attempt from close range. The mistake would have been costly unless Steven Bergwijn doubled Holland's lead eight minutes later.

ALVISE CAGNAZZO IN ITALY: What happened to the coach capable of making smart choices and improving the players? Allegri is no longer the man who led Juventus to the Champions League final two years. On Wednesday night against Benfica, little hair on his head and no suggestions on the pitch: Massimiliano Allegri spent a lot of time touching his forehead and neck without being able to bring out the best in his players. There were 34,015 spectators at the Allianz Stadium in one of the worst performances in recent years. The Bianconeri are in a identity crisis in the second week of September. Allegri has always stated to the media that he would only be judged on the basis of the results: with this system, the decision on his work will be catastrophic.

In the fourth minute, the Serie A side got off to a promising start and took the lead. However, they forfeited a penalty right before the break, which Joao Mario converted, and then fell behind ten minutes after losing by ten minutes after David Neres netted the winning goal at ten minutes. This is the first time Juventus has lost their first two group matches in the Champions League, and they currently sit six points behind PSG and Benfica. Allegri also wants the club's board to stand by him.

Massimiliano Allegri (left), Juventus's new manager, was able to brush off rumors of instability in his squad after Angel Di Maria (right) wondered why his coach had shunted away Arkadiusz Milik. Milik had been leading Juventus early, but Benfica screamed to lead 2-1, but Allegri decided to disassemble his pack in search of an equalizer, despite Mario and David Neres' goals. In the 58th minute, Di Maria was dismissed, but it was the decision to boot goal scorer Milik off for Nicolo Fagioli with 20 minutes to go, who wrangled with the winger.

In their Champions League match against Juventus on Wednesday evening, Benfica defeated Juventus 2-1. Juventus took the lead in the 4th minute thanks to Arkadiusz Milik, who led the ball into the bottom left corner after connecting with Leandro Paredes' set piece. However, Juve gave Benfica a point back before the half-time break to allow them to play again. From the back of the net from the site, it was Joao Mario who found it. David Neres then added to Benfica's total count in the 55 minute by slotting the ball into the bottom left corner from the box's center.

When Kean was called "the worst" for his appearance, he was sarcastically applauded when he was recalled at the start of the second half for Arkadiusz Milik. The Old Lady bounced back from 2-0 down to salvage a 2-2 draw at the Allianz Stadium, with Brazilian center-back Bremer and Leonardo Bonucci being deciding for Max Allegri's men.

Juventus sank two goals in the first half against their unfancied opponents, but the team came back after the break through goals from Bremer and Bonucci. They then thought they had won a last-minute contest when Arkadiusz Milik flicked a header from a corner, but Bonucci was adjudged to have been offside and interfered with play. The incident resulted in tumultuous scenes at Allianz Stadium, with Milik being sent off for overcelebrating (but not for the intended goal to be disallowed), while Juan Cuadrado and Salernitana's Federico Fazio were both given their marching orders after breaking into a scuffle. Massimiliano Allegri, Juventus's manager, was also barred from the touchline.

There's nothing quite like the UEFA Champions League. Depending on the time, heavyweights were fighting wherever you looked at. Hundreds of braces are around the continent, a hat-trick sprinkled in Barcelona, and there are as many inquests as there are celebrations... we're looking at you, Liverpool. So, after the opening round of group matches, who makes Sportsmail's Champions League Team of the Week?

Paris St Germain opened their Champions League campaign by beating Juventus 2-1 at home on Tuesday, their first victory against the Italian side. Kylian Mbappe played chief regret. Mbappe opened the scoring with a spectacular goal and a second in the first half, but substitute Weston McKennie brought the game back to a halt after the break. Juve had a chance to equalize, but Gianluigi Donnarumma made some good saves to make up for a blunder for the visitors' victory and ensuring PSG defeated the Italian side for the first time in eight meetings after losing the last six.

Only three points separated the top nine teams in the division as Atalanta sat at the top of the league table on goals scored, sparking fears that Serie A would be the destination for another exciting championship battle this season. Sportsmail's ALVISE CAGNAZZO takes you through ten things we've learned in the latest installment of our weekly recap.