Milan*
Both teams are planning on leaving San Siro.
Milan have a deal with a company that owns the land on which the stadium is to be built, in the comune of San Donato Milanese.
Nothing concrete yet, although management has repeatedly announced they want to play the first game there in 2028.
Inter have spotted a couple of locations in the comuni of Rozzano and I can’t remember where else, but just like Milan, nothing concrete yet.
Ronaldo without injuries
Adriano without mental breakdown
Pato without injuries
Balotelli if he had a functioning brain
When I’m in a low effort post competition and my rivals are r/football users:
Zaza’s penalty miss wasn’t iconic, it was plain ridiculous. People remember it because it was extremely memeable.
Baggio’s is by far the most iconic one in World Cup history, and perhaps in all of football history.
Milan always has red&black for home and white for away.
The third kit is where they usually get crazy.
Really not liking this Nations League interference
What’s an east Italian?
Keep in mind that from 1960 to 1976 the Euro was only a 4-team tournament, and from 1980 to 1992 an 8-team one.
While the first tournament Croatia took part in was composed of 16 teams until 2012, and 24 teams currently.
Only fair they add a 5th star to their logo now!!
No specific number, also depends on the confederation.
Defensive mentality is probably the biggest factor, as many have said.
Also, the abundance of great attacking players (particularly 10s) in the ‘90s and ‘00s meant that no player was really nailed into the starting XI.
Across that time period, some of the 10s have been Baggio, Zola, Mancini, Del Piero, Totti, Cassano, etc all sharing playing time at some point or another.
The early ‘90s saw some pretty good striker alternate for Italy up front, but I feel like none of them was generational.
The mid-to-late 90s saw the emergence of Vieri and Inzaghi, although they often had to coexist and share playing time, and therefore goals. Additionally, both of them have had much shorter international careers (49 and 57 caps) compared to strikers from other countries.
Balotelli was the new big thing in the early ‘10s, he was touted as the Italian top striker of the generation, destined to break Riva’s record, etc but we all know how that went.
And then generally after him, there hasn’t really been much quality. Immobile, Pellé, Zaza, Belotti, etc have all alternated with pretty disappointing results.
I don’t know what Messi’s favourite team was (probably NOB?) but he never played in the Argentinian league, so probably him.
Avellino
He also went on loan to Nottingham Forest
Genuine question, was Noble ever approached by bigger clubs?
Based off of what
But if you watch live at the stadium (or even on TV) you can tell the stadium is actually full, the number of season ticket holders who don’t show up is likely negligible in the grand scheme.
Almost certainly not in January, in the middle of the league and Europe.
If they do end up selling him in the summer, I see very few teams that are able to offer that much.