Check out today’s latest news from Serie A, including Nicolo Barella’s new lucrative Inter contract and Luciano Spalletti’s thoughts on Serie A and the Italy national team ahead of Euro 2024.

Nicolò Barella will soon sign a contract extension with Inter becoming the highest Italian player in Serie A with a €7m-a-year salary, including add-ons, la Gazzetta dello Sport reported.

Juventus starlet Kenan Yildiz met his ‘idol’ Alessandro Del Piero at the club’s training ground, sharing a picture on social media.

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Stefano Pioli is reportedly the leading candidate to take over at Napoli in the summer and Gazzetta showed how the Partenopei could line up under the Parma-born tactician in 2024-25.

Danilo Iervolino is looking to sell Salernitana and has received two offers from interested parties in the United States, Tuttosport detailed.

Bayer Leverkusen’s DJ at the BayArena played ‘Bella Ciao’ after Xabi Alonso’s side eliminated Roma from the Europa League semi-final, but Sevilla also rubbed salt into the Giallorossi’s wound with a social media post that has now been cancelled.

Journalist Alessandro Alciato revealed he was ‘pressured’ not to release the recent tell-all interview given by Milan legend Paolo Maldini.

Atalanta dream of winning their first UEFA trophy after qualifying for the Europa League Final with a stunning 3-0 win over Marseille in which, as highlighted by La Gazzetta dello Sport, Gian Piero Gasperini’ went all in.’

Milan ultras will continue their silent protest against the club’s management in their upcoming Serie A match with Cagliari.

Arrigo Sacchi opened up about a telephone call he had with Carlo Ancelotti following Real Madrid’s thrilling Champions League semi-final win over Bayern Munich.

Tennis star Jannik Sinner is pushing to be fit for the upcoming French Open and is carrying out his recovery with Juventus.

Bayer Leverkusen’s aggregate win over Roma hasn’t only stopped an all-Italian Europa League Final but has also prevented Italy from getting a 6th Champions League spot next season, at least for now.

Italian media refuse to blame Mile Svilar despite a costly error in the second leg of the Europa League semifinal against Bayer Leverkusen, but two Roma players fell short in Germany last night, according to sports papers.

Milan coach Stefano Pioli says no players showed up in his office to say they are tired and insists last season’s Champions League semifinal was undervalued because the Rossoneri were eliminated by city rivals Inter.

Stefano Pioli insists Milan have no regrets despite Borussia Dortmund’s qualification for the Champions League Final and an Oliver Giroud penalty kick miss.

Luciano Spalletti explained why he’s calling up some Italy legends to join his squad ahead of Euro 2024 and had high praise for Gianluca Scamacca following their PlayStation feud.

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