Lorenzo Insigne says his experience in Toronto was ‘fantastic’ but only off the pitch and reveals Marco Verratti told him Pescara would ‘wait’ to sign him until the end of the winter transfer window.
Thursday’s reports indicate that Marco Verratti will be unavailable for Italy’s upcoming World Cup play-off campaign through injury, so who could replace
Despite being tipped with a surprise return to the Italy national team set-up after almost three years, it appears that Marco Verratti will not be available
It won’t be long before Italy boss Gennaro Gattuso issues his call-ups for World Cup playoffs against Northern Ireland and then potentially Wales or Bosnia.
Reports on Thursday claim that Federico Chiesa and Marco Verratti are in a chance of featuring for the Italy national team during the World Cup play-off
Marco Verratti is set to make a surprise return to the Italy national team, with new head coach Gennaro Gattuso ready to recall the veteran midfielder for the World Cup playoff fixtures, according to transfer insider Nicolò Schira.
Saturday’s reports claim that Gennaro Gattuso and Gianluigi Buffon have met with former PSG midfielder Marco Verratti to discuss a potential return to the Italy national team for the World Cup play-off campaign in March. Verratti, 33, is currently in Qatar with Al-Duhail, whom he joined from AL-Arabi over the summer.
Juventus expert Gianni Balzarini suggests that the Bianconeri ‘would consider’ signing Marco Verratti in January, but the Italian midfielder would need to take a huge pay cut to move to Turin.
Juventus have reportedly added Marco Verratti to their midfield shortlist, reviving their interest in their old obsession. The Pescara native rose to the scene during the 2011/12 season, when he helped his hometown club earn a promotion to the Italian top flight.
Marco Verratti is reportedly set to return to Europe and has been linked with a potential move to Juventus during the January transfer window. The Bianconeri are actively seeking to strengthen their squad following the appointment of a new manager, aiming to improve performances and compete more effectively in Serie A.
Juventus have been presented with the chance to sign Marco Verratti by some intermediaries. The Bianconeri are indeed looking for a creative midfielder.
It's not easy to beat Real Madrid, especially when it comes to the top European Cup competition. The Spanish giants have won the European Cup 15 times, eight more than the next team (Milan).
Italy international Marco Verratti reveals that a dinner with PSG stars and Leo Messi in Ibiza sparked the Argentine’s move to Paris from Barcelona and insists Inter remain favourites to win the Serie A title this season.
After leading Palermo to promotion to Serie A, Verratti departed his native Italy and moved to France in 2012, where he excelled in midfield and led PSG to their third domestic championship (as well as their first in 19 years).
Former Italy international Marco Verratti is set to purchase a significant stake in his former club Pescara, with whom he made his senior debut back in
AC Milan have long been attempting to fix their midfield, however, they have not had any real, consistent success in recent years. Building a team is very difficult to do, and you can make points about which position is hardest to recruit.
Graham Potter’s transfer strategy at West Ham could be hit this summer if chairman, David Sullivan, has to find as much as £25m to plug a financial gap.
Despite this season being something of a write off for West Ham fans, if they can land Marco Verratti this summer things might be starting to look up again for the East London outfit.
Inter Milan President Beppe Marotta says it’s “normal to see what’s out there” as far as links to Marco Verratti and Gianluigi Donnarumma. Marotta spoke to Italian broadcaster Sky Sport Italia, via FCInterNews, ahead of this evening’s match against Fiorentina.
There are two very clear reasons why Inter Milan will not move to sign Marco Verratti despite a few recent rumours. Today’s print edition of Turin-based newspaper Tuttosport, via FCInterNews, identify the former Paris Saint-Germain midfielder’s age and wages as decisive factors.