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Andrea Pirlo has discussed West McKennie's weight loss at Juventus, insisting that the United States midfielder is "more professional than when he arrived".

The
Nerazzurri were the standout team in Serie A for the first half of the campaign, and actually led the table for longer than any other side: 18 matchweeks from Week 4 to 21.
To then fall away like they did – now down in fourth – has been quite disappointing, especially in light of such a historic opportunity. It also seems to affirm the perception of manager Stefano Pioli as a poor finisher, forever getting to the cusp of success but never able to close the show.
It immediately raises a lot of doubt within the project, as it now seems like, having gotten over the hump, city rivals Inter are primed for a period of dominance.

After scoring in each of his previous three games, the attacker again shone against the Little Eagles, bagging his first brace for the Parthenopeans in a competitive game.
His effort helped Napoli to return to winning ways after playing out a draw in their last league outing against Cagliari.
The Parthenopeans hit the ground running in Saturday's encounter with Osimhen spearheading the attack, and he came close to opening the scoring as early as the 12th minute when he fired a fine shot but narrowly missed the target.
Three minutes later, Napoli got the opener when Piotr Zielinski unleashed his effort past goalkeeper Ivan Provedel.

Aaron Ramsey admits to enduring a "frustrating couple of years" at Juventus, with the Welshman generating transfer talk in Italy amid ongoing struggles for form and fitness.

Goal takes a look at the biggest transfer news and rumours from the Premier League, La Liga, Serie A and around the world

Former Sporting Charleroi manager Mario Notaro has thrown his weight behind Victor Osimhen to reach the peak of his career.

What was said?
“For me, professionalism is something I believe is very important," Fonseca said at his press conference ahead of Thursday's Europa League clash against Manchester United. “I am OK, I am focused on things here just like I was the very first day I got here.
“I am motivated. I want to do the best I can for Roma for as long as I am still here. Mourinho is a great coach, everyone knows that, and I am sure he will do a great job here.”
Mourinho's task at Roma
Mourinho will return to Italy for the first time since his spell at Inter, and he faces a major task to achieve anything close to the success he enjoyed with the Nerazzurri. 

Romelu Lukaku has reignited his feud with Zlatan Ibrahimovic after firing Inter Milan to the Serie A title.

Inter Milan have been crowned Serie A champions for the first time since 2010 
Antonio Conte led his side on an incredible run to win the Scudetto comfortably
The magnificent Romelu Lukaku has been the spearhead of a deadly attack
Ex-Premier League star Christian Eriksen has belatedly played a big part 
Sportsmail takes a look at how Conte led Inter to Italian football's biggest prize  

He is hoping to enjoy more success in the Italian capital, saying of his appointment at Roma: "Thank you to the Friedkin family for choosing me to lead this great club and to be part of their vision.
"After meetings with the ownership and Tiago Pinto, I immediately understood the full extent of their ambitions for AS Roma. It is the same ambition and drive that has always motivated me and together we want to build a winning project over the upcoming years.
"The incredible passion of the Roma fans convinced me to accept the job and I cannot wait to start next season.

A late show from Ronaldo tipped the result in Juve's favour

The Serie A club confirmed the appointment of the former Tottenham boss this afternoon.

“It’s important to meet people who tell you the absolute truth to help you improve.”
Lukaku's career revival under Conte
Lukaku began his career at Anderlecht before going on to play for Chelsea, Everton and Manchester United, carving out a reputation as one of the most prolific strikers in the Premier League along the way.
However, the Belgian faced plenty of criticism at United for his perceived lack of quality on the ball and sharpness in the final third, with Ole Gunnar Solskjaer eventually taking the decision to move him on in the summer of 2019.
Inter invested £73 million ($101m) in Lukaku, who has repaid every penny of that fee under Conte's guidance, scoring 61 goals in his first 92 appearances for the club in all competitions.

Andrea Pirlo vowed Juventus would roar back to life next season after Inter Milan officially broke his side's nine-year Scudetto streak by clinching the title when Atalanta stumbled to a draw with Sassuolo on Sunday.

How did Inter win the Scudetto?
Inter's win at Crotone marked their 25th victory of the season, four more than any other team, with seven draws and just two defeats also recorded.
Conte's side also boast the best defensive record in the division and the second-best attacking record behind Atalanta, while their +45 goal difference is currently superior to all of their main rivals.
Inter are also unbeaten in 17 league matches, with their last defeat coming away at Sampdoria on January 6.
Inter dethrone Juve
Jose Mourinho guided Inter to their last Serie A crown back in 2009-10, while also delivering the Coppa Italia and Champions League to complete an unprecedented treble.

More than that, though, it is a victory for Antonio Conte; vindication of his footballing philosophy and confirmation of his status as one of the finest coaches of the modern era.
The man who put Juve back on their perch, after Calciopoli, has knocked them off it in just his second season at San Siro.
Consequently, while Conte still has his critics, and some of the allegations levelled at him are valid, nobody can now dispute his greatness. 
He is right when he says Inter was "the ultimate challenge" for him, "the most difficult choice" he could ever have made.

Morocco international Achraf Hakimi has won his maiden Italian top-flight title as Atalanta failed to defeat Sassuolo on Sunday.

Sky Italia: “Last year was good too, but this was the best of my career.
"It’s wonderful and I hope to continue like this. I want to thank everyone, I am truly so happy.”
Lukaku added: “I am so happy for all the Inter fans in the world, for the team, the staff, the President and everyone.
“It was a wonderful year for us, I am truly proud to play for Inter. I wanted to come out here and celebrate along with the people. I told my friend this was the best way to experience it, to be there with the fans.

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'We give our regards to Inter and to the coach, they deserve this success,' Pirlo told Sky Sport Italia. 
'We need to change, one cycle has closed but another one will open to compete for the Scudetto. We laboured for this win and we're proud, it was important after this afternoon's results. 
'Things were tricky when we allowed the goal, but we desperately wanted to bring home the result at the end. There was a mental fatigue. Something changes when you are used to always playing for the Scudetto. 
'For the last several weeks the objective has changed: it's a struggle but we must achieve the Champions League.'

Despite his fine performances in Italy this season, the 22-year-old said he was keen ti fight for his place in Zinedine Zidane’s team.
"I don't know if Zidane or the club. There was also the issue of the pandemic,” Hakimi told
El Chiringuito via
Marca when asked about his Real Madrid exit.
“I don't really know what happened, but I don't blame Zidane or the club, I think there are circumstances that arose from the pandemic and everything and I had to leave.
“People talk, people do not know the reality. There comes a time it bothers a little that they take me as being afraid of winning or fighting for the position.