Italian Football Headlines: Fonseca Under Scrutiny, Juventus Eyes Tomori

Key headlines from today’s Italian sports newspapers:

La Gazzetta dello Sport

Roma coach Paulo Fonseca is under increasing pressure as he relies on youth players for the crucial match against Hellas Verona. Inter continues their strong form with a comfortable Coppa Italia victory over Udinese. Fiorentina advances to the Europa League Round of 16.

Atalanta midfielder Marten de Roon expresses confidence in the team’s strength, hinting at a potential title challenge if they remain in contention by April. Defender David Hancko is reportedly keen on joining Juventus and may request a transfer.

Corriere dello Sport

Newcastle United is reluctant to sell Sandro Tonali, with the club reportedly rejecting a €55 million offer. The Italian midfielder has expressed fondness for the team and fans despite recent challenges.

Roma and Fonseca face a critical juncture against Hellas Verona, with the Champions League spots slipping away. AC Milan deals with injury concerns as they prepare for an important fixture.

Tuttosport

Roma is reportedly interested in Carlo Ancelotti as a potential managerial target, though competition from Brazil’s national team may complicate matters.

Juventus is exploring defensive reinforcements, with AC Milan’s Fikayo Tomori emerging as a loan target for January. The club is also considering Empoli’s Ardian Ismajli and Cremonese’s Johan Vasquez as alternatives.

Inter advances to the Coppa Italia quarter-finals after defeating Udinese 2-0, with goals from Marko Arnautovic and Kristjan Asllani.