News about Fabio Miretti

ALVISE CAGNAZZO: Juventus are having a nightmare right now, both on and off the field. The Old Lady discovered a 10-point deduction after a Federal Court decision just 15 minutes before their match 4-1 loss to Empoli on Monday. The huge fine has just ended the club's hopes of playing in the Champions League next season, and in turn, has put a dent in the club's finances - which will now cost more than £44 million (€50 million) per year. The Turin club is very similar to the Titanic. The squad's members are similar to the violinists on deck, crouching around and waiting for the ship to sink.

Adrien Rabiot, a Juventus midfielder, scored in each half to help his team win by 4-2 over bottom club Sampdoria in a thrilling game on Sunday that lifted his team to seventh place and within range of the last European spot. Massimiliano Allegri's Turin outfit now has 38 points and is four points behind sixth-placed Atalanta. Juve's defense was put into doubt by Gleison Bremer after 11 minutes when he outjumped the Sampdoria defence. Rabiot doubled the lead after 26 minutes after being met Fabio Miretti's cross from the right.

Juventus will always be a club with the intention of winning at any price, but it will be ever more aware of the latest economic challenges. The dramatic decrease in expenses would be the first step in reaching competitive levels even in the financial sector. The new club's priorities will be concentrated on the second team.

ALVISE CAGNAZZO IN ITALY: There was only one positive on Juventus' miserable evening when they fell out of the Champions League, and it was Samuel Iling-Junior. In the 4-3 loss at Benfica, the young English midfielder displayed all his strength and technical ability, assuaging Juventus to dramatically raise the quality of the team in less than 20 minutes. The 19-year-old scored two goals and appeared to be a key figure in the Italian team's lineup on his debut in the Champions League last Friday after a commotion few minutes against Empoli in Serie A last Friday.

Arsenal's president is believed to be interested in a transfer for both Dusan Vlahovic and 19-year-old midfielder Fabio Miretti, which will bring Arsenal two of Italy's best young stars. Vlahovic, a Serbian striker, was subjected to a lot of excitement when the Gunners were first drawn to Juve from Fiorentina in January, but now CalcioMercato reports that Arteta's side has revived their interest. With seven goals and an assist in his first 15 league games, the 22-year-old joined The Old Lady last winter for around £73.4 million and made an immediate impact on the Serie A titans. Nevertheless, despite a similar number of goals in eight in eight this term, it is believed that under fire Massimiliano Allegri is not getting the best out of the forward, among other pressing problems at the Turin club.

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.

Chelsea completed their summer sales by bringing Denis Zakaria on loan from Juventus. After the 11 p.m. deadline passed as Thomas Tuchel finally received some midfield reinforcements, the agreement was only revealed in the early hours of Friday morning. But is Zakaria what Chelsea need? ALVISE CAGNAZZO, Sportsmail's Italian football specialist, tells you all about him.

Juventus defeated Spezia in Serie A 2-0 thanks to a superb free kick from Dusan Vlahovic and a spectacular late penalty by Arkadiusz Milik. Dusan Vlahovic scored a superb free kick, his fourth Serie A goal this season — from outside the box to the open scoring in the ninth minute. After Juve sparked a slew of chances, the hosts started making more mistakes until new signing Arkadiusz Milik doubled the lead in the second minute of added time, just a few minutes after replacing Vlahovic.

No fewer than six teams tied on seven points at the summit, with no fewer than six teams tied on seven points at the top, and all unbeaten. AC Milan beat Bologna again, while Lazio came on top in Inter Milan's big game against Inter Milan, bringing honors to the game even before Juventus and Roma were announced. ALVISE CAGNAZZO of Sportsmail takes you on ten things we learned in the most recent installment of our weekly review.

A golden generation of central midfielders is now available in Italian football. Marco Verratti, Jorginho, and Nicolo Barella all contributed to the country's triumph last summer, although Roberto Mancini's side now has young talents such as Sandro Tonelli, Manuel Locatelli, and Davide Frattesi to call on. Cesare Casadei, of Inter Milan, is the newest one off the conveyor belt.

Juventus cruised past Sassuolo as a result of a Dusan Vlahovic double, as well as a penalty, that resulted in the Turin club's 3-0 home win at the start of their Serie A campaign on Monday. Juve kicked Alex Sandro's cross into the ground in the 26th minute, winning the tie over stranded goalkeeper Andrea Consigli. After Gian Marco Ferrari blocked the Serbian from scoring by holding him back with both arms, Vlahovic doubled Juve's lead with a penalty in the 43rd minute.