News about Sinisa Mihajlovic

ALVISE CAGNAZZO: On Friday, Saturday and Sunday, eight games were played across Serie A, as the Italian top-flight's dramatic end draws closer. Inter Milan's eight-game winning streak was snapped by champions Napoli, although city rivals AC Milan struck five against a sorry Sampdoria. Monza won on Friday night, marking their impressive debut in Serie A, although Atalanta's future appears a bit more uncertain despite their 3-1 victory over Verona.

Cristian Stellini and Antonio Conte have been together through good and bad times. A promotion, a Serie A title win, but also accusations of match-fixing, suspensions, and the disappearance of loved ones. The past six months have been one of the pair's most difficult times. Tottenham's poor form, but more importantly, the deaths of Spurs fitness coach Gian Piero Ventrone, Conte's best friend Sinisa Mihajlovic, and his former colleague Gianluca Vialli put the game into perspective. Conte, a workaholic, must now face what may be a long line on the sidelines as he handover the reins to his long-serving right-hand man Stellini for the second time this month after admitting to running back from gallbladder surgery.

Cristian Stellini (right) and Antonio Conte (left) have been together through good and bad times. A promotion, a Serie A title win, has been rumored, suspensions, and the disappearance of loved ones. The last six months have unquestionably been a turbulent period. Tottenham's poor form, but more importantly, the death of Spurs fitness coach Gian Piero Ventrone and Conte's ex-coaches Sinisa Mihajlovic and Gianluca Vialli puts the game in perspective, as well as Conte's former teammate Sinisa Mihajlovic and Gianluca Vialli. Conte, a workaholic, must now endure what could be a traumatic spell on the sidlines as he relinches custody to his long-serving right-hand man Stellini while recovering from surgery.

Antonio Conte, the manager of Tottenham Hotspur, is recuperating from an operation to repair his gallbladder in the latest challenge to face the Italian in recent months after the death of three close friends. He was reeling from Gian Piero Ventrone's sudden death in October, his companion for many years, close confidante, and Tottenham's fitness guru. Sinisa Mihajlovic, a long-term sufferer of cancer, died of cancer at the same age as Conte two months ago. And then, with the death of friend and former colleague Gianluca Vialli, the traumatic period has slowed down.

Antonio Conte is suffering in silence after a difficult season in which Tottenham's manager has said goodbye to three people, but his deputy, Cristian Stellini, says he's as keen as ever to energize his club. Conte has had to cope with the death of Tottenham's fitness coach Gian Piero Ventrone at the age of 62, with colleague Sinisa Mihajlovic at 53, and now former teammate Gianluca Vialli at 58. Stellini attended Tottenham's press conference yesterday as Conte returned to terms with Vialli's announcement that 'Antonio is a tough guy.' This is perhaps more closed to reveal his feelings.

During his press conference to honor former Bianconeri players Ernesto Castano and Gianluca Vialli, Juventus boss Massimiliano Allegri observed a minute's silence. Vialli, whose death came just weeks after Sinisa Mihajlovic and Brazilian Pele died last night surrounded by his family after a five-year cancer fight. The former Chelsea striker died one day after Juventus legend Castano and Allegri opted to keep a moment of silence in memory before lauding the two club icons.

In honor of former Italy striker Gianluca Vialli, the Sampdoria president has suggested a four-team tournament. Vialli, a musician who died just weeks after Sinisa Mihajlovic and Brazilian singer Pele passed away last night surrounded by his family after a five-year cancer battle. Marco Lanna, a former Chelsea striker, conceived the idea for a competition involving the four clubs that Vialli played for.

Gianluca Vialli, a former Italy, Chelsea, and Juventus striker, died at the age of 58. Vialli, a Brazilian musician and Sinisa Mihajlovic, died in a five-year cancer battle just weeks after Sinisa Mihajlovic and Brazilian legend Pele died last night surrounded by his family. We thank all those who have helped him throughout the years with their love.' In a tweet, his family said that his memory and his example will live in our hearts for as long as we live.'

Following Roberto Mancini's funeral on Monday, Italy coach Roberto Mancini, as well as former Lazio players Attilio Lombardo and Dejan Stankovic, were among those who carried Sinisa Mihajlovic's coffin out into a crowd of supporters. In addition, a delegation from Red Star Belgrade, the team that Mihajlovic helped win the European Cup in 1991, as well as the Bologna team, whom he coached for three years in his final position. Mihajlovic, the former standout player who became a popular coach in Italy, died on Friday after a long battle with leukaemia. He was 53 years old at the time.

After the former Bologna boss' three-year war with Leukaemia came to an end on Friday morning, Roberto Mancini has paid a loving tribute to former teammate Sinisa Mihajlovic. In 2019, the Serbian boss was diagnosed with the disease and continued as Bologna coach until the 2022-23 season as he treated his illness before resigning from his role. The legendary Lazio and Yugoslavia defender's death has sparked countless tributes around the world, and his long association with Italian football has left an earthquake of emotion reverberating across the globe.

ALVISE CAGNAZZO: Mihajlovic's death has ignited a lot of emotions in Italian football and in Bologna, his last team. Sinisa's health has recently deteriorated, and friends and celebrities who had heard from family members that a challenging time of the former Roma, Lazio, Inter, and Sampdoria has multiplied. The transplant, which was completed at the Sant'Orsola Hospital in Bologna on October 29, 2019, was able to prolong his life and attend his Bologna, despite not being able to save his life.

Franco Baresi, the former Yugoslav footballer and ex-AC Milan coach Sinisa Mihajlovic, who died at the age of 53 after being fighting against leukaemia, was honored at the end. After a lengthy struggle of over three years, the former Lazio and Inter Milan star has succumbed to his illness. Bologna's youngster was still in the dug-out just three months ago. After Mihajlovic died in a clinic in Rome on Friday, former Italy and AC Milan captain Franco Baresi led the tributes to him.

Sinisa Mihajlovic, a former Yugoslavia, Lazio, and Inter Milan footballer and ex-AC Milan coach, has died at the age of 53 after a fight with leukaemia. Mihajlovic has succumbered to his illness following a three-year fight while still being in the dug-out at Bologna just three months ago. On Friday, he died in a clinic in Rome. Mihajlovic was described as "the man who was born twice" in an Italian sports newspaper Gazetta dello Sport tribute, but with the same warrior spirit.

INTERVIEW BY MATT BARLOW: Roberto de Zerbi has been discussing values for as long as I can remember. About the time when he refused to leave Kyiv until his Brazilian players and their young children were able to get a safe passage out of the besieged Ukrainian capital. And the reason he left Bologna before joining Brighton was because he didn't feel confident replacing Sinisa Mihajlovic, a coach who had been fired while fighting leukaemia. "I don't want to be a life coach," says De Zerbi. However, I have rules that I do not compromise.' Before the coach, you are the master, and you will only arrive at a high level of play if there is a link, respect, and admiration between me and my players. You have to be transparent and open.

It was almost midnight on Sunday, February 27 - three days after Russia's annexation, and De Zerbi and eight Italian members of his teaching staff in Shakhtar Donetsk were sheltered in the Opera Hotel's underground bunker, unable to sleep amid the artillery fire when they were told they had ten minutes to leave after being told they had ten minutes to evacuate. They had helped their terrified Brazilian players flee from the war with their young families the previous day, and now it was their turn to leap out and make their escape from a city under attack.

Only two teams are unbeaten in Serie A's seventh round of games, after Napoli put an end to Milan's reign, and Atalanta saw off Jose Mourinho's Roma in the capital. With a 3-0 victory over Inter, Udinese maintained their own fine form against the top teams, while Juventus lost their first victory of the season over the Old Lady who dominated the game with ten men. All of this and more were included in our latest ten things we learned from Serie A with Sportmail's ALVISE CAGNAZZO. He was supposed to be the extra man for Juventus, but Di Maria's 'bullying' attitude against Armando Izzo in the team's personal war against the Monza defender has already sparked suspicion of intolerance, allowing the team to be stifled in times of such turmoil. Angel Di Maria must be the symbolic figure, not a player full of resentment and resentment: against Monza, he lost the best of chances to be a hero, and now his journey in Italy seems to be a disappointment.

Bologna has fired Sinisa Mihajlovic after the club's poor start to the season. The Italian side is winless after five league games with three draws and two losses, finishing 16th in Serie A.

Both Napoli and Inter Milan's second weekend of Serie A season saw them get off to a soaring start in home with emphatic victories. However, defending champions AC Milan lost their first points in a draw at Atalanta, while newly promoted Lecce and Monza's still look a little troubling. ALVISE CAGNAZZO of Sportsmail takes you through ten things we learned in the second installment of our weekly review.

Arnautovic spent a brief time in Shanghai, scoring 20 goals in 39 games, before returning to Europe to be closer to his family despite the pandemic. He was a key player for Bologna's team last season and scored 14 goals in 33 appearances. The ex-Stoke star is now settled in Italy, and he thanks Bologna for 'bringing me right back the desire to play football.' He has made such a strong case in Italy over the past 12 months that Massimiliano Allegri and Juventus were reportedly interested in signing him as a back-up to Dusan Vlahovic, only for Bologna to refuse to sell him to them. It's unclear if United will be so forthrightly dismissed. According to reports, he is fascinated by a return to Premier League, and it could well change the game in United's favour. United's search has been harmed by supporters' vitriol following his slurs at Euro 2020, but the negativity surrounding their so-called top-six rivals has only increased.