Ciro Immobile believes he is at the right club following the first three games of his Lazio career.

The 26-year-old joined the Biancocelesti over the summer, following difficult spells abroad with Borussia Dortmund and Sevilla.

During an interview after his side’s 1-1 draw at Chievo on Sunday, the forward also discussed Coach Simone Inzaghi and his time away from Serie A.

English media report that Milan and Juventus will look to sign Chelsea’s Cesc Fabregas when the January transfer window opens.

The Spain international is struggling for game time at Stamford Bridge this season, and this is expected to continue due to the hot competition for places in Antonio Conte’s midfield.

According to Daily Express, the Blues’ Italian manager has told Fabregas he will be allowed to leave at the turn of the year, though probably not to another Premier League club.

Antonio Conte believes it is pointless to think of what might have been at Juventus, choosing instead to focus on the present.

The 47-year-old was the Old Lady’s boss from 2011-14, winning the Scudetto in each of his three seasons in charge.

The Bianconeri have invested heavily this summer as they look to translate their domination of Italian football to the European arena, but Conte refused to be drawn on whether he would have relished such financial backing in Turin.

Italy CT Antonio Conte will face a preliminary hearing over match-fixing links on February 18.

It was revealed in June that the Coach could face trial for alleged sporting fraud, relating to his time at Siena.

Today La Repubblica reports that the preliminary hearing will take place on February 18, 2016, with former Atalanta captain Cristiano Doni and Lazio’s Stefano Mauri also having cases heard.

Alessandro Florenzi admits the two games against Bayer Leverkusen are crucial for Roma - “we want to have our say.”

The Giallorossi face a Champions League double-header with the German side, the first match of which is tomorrow at the BayArena.

“We didn’t play in the Champions League for a long time, last year we did all we could,” Florenzi said in the pre-match Press conference.

“This year we want to make a leap in quality. Everything is riding on tomorrow and the return. We want to have our say.

Ex-Juventus and Inter Coach Marcello Lippi can’t call the Derby d’Italia - “I don’t think there are favourites in these games.”

The Nerazzurri welcome their old rivals to San Siro on Sunday night, having not beaten them at home since the treble-winning season of 2010.

However, it’s been a slow start for the Old Lady, with many saying a defeat could end their bid for a fifth-consecutive Scudetto, even at this early stage.