Former Lazio star Paul Gascoigne will take part in the Italian reality TV show L’Isola dei Famosi and said he would like to take José Mourinho and the whole Curva Nord with him.

It is an Italian version of I’m A Celebrity, Get Me Out Of Here, but combined with The Island and it was confirmed this week, the former England midfielder will take part in it.

"I was thinking of a holiday, but when I saw the format, I realized it will not be like this," Gascoigne told La Gazzetta dello Sport.

Tottenham and Juventus are reportedly interested in signing Sampdoria starlet Mikkel Damsgaard.

The Danish midfielder joined Sampdoria from Nordsjaelland in a €6m dal last summer and according to La Gazzetta dello Sport, his value has tripled.

Former Inter director Marco Branca claims ‘No one can be compared with José Mourinho’ and insists the Nerazzurri have no obligation to win the Serie A title.

Inter won the treble in 2010 when the Nerazzurri had Branca in the control room and Mourinho in the dug-out.

“I worked with him for two years and I think no one ca be compared with him for what he says and how he says it,” the former Inter director toldTMW Radio.

Sky Sport Italia journalist Fabrizio Romano explains why Inter have decided Christian Eriksen can join any Premier League club except Tottenham on a free loan deal.

The Dane joined Inter in a €27m deal from Tottenham one year ago despite having his contract expiring at the end of the 2019-20 campaign.

For this reason, Inter won’t allow Eriksen to return to North London on a free loan move. In addition to that, Tottenham must pay Eriksen’s full wages if they want to welcome him back to the club.

According to Sky Sport Italia, José Mourinho wants Christian Eriksen’s Tottenham return in January, but the player’s salary is slowing negotiations down.

Eriksen joined Inter from Tottenham one year ago in a €20m move.

The Dane, however, is expected to leave the Nerazzurri in the January transfer window as he has only played 13 games across all competitions so far this season.

Juventus midfielder Sami Khedira insists he will ‘certainly not’ leave in January, although he is eyeing the Premier League and ‘never lost contact’ with Carlo Ancelotti and Jose Mourinho.

The veteran has been frozen out of the Bianconeri squad this season, but his contract runs to June 2021 and he continues to be one of the highest earners at the club.

“If you can’t give your all during the game, you try to do it in training or off the field,” Khedira told German channel ZDF.

L’Equipe claims that Juventus and Inter transfer target Tanguy Ndombele has resolved his issues with Jose Mourinho and decided to stay at Tottenham.

The 23-year-old midfielder has been linked with a Serie A switch this summer, just a year after his €60m move from Olympique Lyonnais.

His frosty rapport with coach Mourinho was considered one of the reasons why he could move on already.

However, French newspaper L’Equipe now suggests Ndombele is prepared to give Spurs another chance after clearing the air with the former Inter tactician.

Tottenham Hotspur manager Jose Mourinho is in favour of Danny Rose joining Genoa. ‘If he goes to Serie A, I think it’ll be very good for him.’

The 30-year-old left-back had also been linked with Cagliari after his loan spell at Newcastle United, but the latest Sky Sport Italia reports point him towards Genoa.

“If Genoa gets Danny Rose, I think they get a good player,” said Mourinho in a press conference.

Former Inter coach Jose Mourinho admitted the Nerazzurri ‘felt invincible’ before playing Bayern Munich in the Champions League Final 10 years ago.

The Portuguese Tottenham coach spoke to DAZN ahead of the Champions League Final between Paris Saint-Germain and Bayern Munich and feels the German champions’ path has been similar to Inter’s legendary Treble season in 2019-20.

“Oh, it was a long time ago,” Mourinho told the broadcaster. “I think Thomas Müller is the only Bayern survivor from that match…

For the first time in Serie A history, the Scudetto has been won by an Italian coach for 10 consecutive seasons.

The last foreign coach to lift the trophy in the Peninsula was Jose Mourinho during the Treble campaign of 2009-10.

He was followed by Max Allegri at Milan in 2010-11, then the Juventus streak took hold from 2011-12.

Antonio Conte was at the helm for Scudetto celebrations in 2012, 2013 and 2014.

Allegri then picked up where he left off, becoming the first coach to win five consecutive Serie A titles from 2015 to 2019.