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Roberto Mancini sends Gianluca Scamacca Italy message amid mixed start to West Ham career

West Ham United striker Gianluca Scamacca has had a mixed start to life at the London Stadium and Italy's manager Roberto Mancini has given his verdict on the striker's season so far

Football London

Gianluca Vialli was a 'wonderful, respectful, charming man' who set the standard at Chelsea

Following his sad passing aged just 58, football.london takes a look at the glittering career of the former Blues forward Gianluca Vialli whom Chelsea paid tribute to on Sunday

Football London

John Terry breaks down in tears at Gianluca Vialli tribute at Chelsea's Stamford Bridge

Gianluca Vialli gave John Terry his debut at Chelsea and included the future captain on the bench for their 2000 FA Cup final win against Aston Villa - his first piece of silverware

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How Gianluca Vialli scored goals and touched souls

Vialli wore his wealthy upbringing with grace and brought a rare sophistication to the English game, and the many tributes following his death speak of his charm as much as his talent

The Independent UK

Gianluca Vialli obituary

Dynamic, intelligent forward for Chelsea, Juventus, Sampdoria and Italy who became the first Italian to manage a top-flight English football club

The Guardian - UK

Gianluca Vialli spent his life winning trophies but he also won hearts

Italian’s achievements as a player and coach will endure in the history books and he left an impact on those who knew him

The Guardian - UK

Chelsea lead emotional tributes to Gianluca Vialli after legend dies aged 58

Gianluca Vialli, who played for and managed Chelsea between 1996 and 2000, has sadly passed away at the age of 58 following a five-year battle with pancreatic cancer

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Former Star Italy Striker Vialli Dies Aged 58

Former football striker Gianluca Vialli, who earned 59 caps for Italy and enjoyed a stellar club career with Sampdoria, Juventus and Chelsea, has died from cancer at the age of 58. Vialli was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in 2017.

Asharq Al-Awsat

Gianluca Vialli dead aged 58 as former Chelsea player manager loses battle with pancreatic cancer

Vialli had been given the all clear in 2020 but the disease returned last month and forced him to step down from his Italy coaching role.

Daily Record

Gianluca Vialli, former Italy striker, dies at 58

Former Italy striker Gianluca Vialli has died

The Independent UK

Gianluca Vialli: The Italian import adored as one of Chelsea’s own

Vialli, who played for and managed the Blues, has died aged 58 following a lengthy battle with cancer

The Independent UK

Gianluca Vialli: Classy Italian striker who became a Chelsea favourite

Vialli enjoyed great success in Serie A with Sampdoria and Juventus before moving to Stamford Bridge in 1996.

The Independent UK

Gianluca Vialli, former Chelsea player and manager, has died aged 58

He stepped down to battle cancer in December

Wales Online

Wayne Bridge makes admission over Chelsea to Man City transfer

Bridge would make 58 appearances for Manchester City over a four-year spell

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Leeds United news as Paul Robinson hopeful Whites youngster sees more game time upon restart

A round-up of the latest Leeds United news

Manchester Evening News

Italy legend Andrea Pirlo opens up on failed Man City transfer and Pep Guardiola meeting

The three time Italian Footballer of the Year has explained how he nearly moved to Manchester City before joining Juventus

The Independent UK

On this day in 2009: Mark Hughes sacked by Manchester City

Hughes was axed with the club sitting in sixth place in the Premier League table.

Daily Mirror

Gianluca Vialli leaves Italy role to focus on second battle with cancer

Italy team co-ordinator Gianluca Vialli has revealed he is stepping aside from his role to battle cancer for a second time after he was told the disease had returned last summer

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Daily Mirror

Liverpool 'lining up' second midfielder after Enzo Fernandez transfer 'agreement'

Benfica midfielder Enzo Fernandez isn't the only midfield target being eyed up by Liverpool, who could lose more than one first-team midfielder at the end of the season

Manchester Evening News

Manchester United villain was forced to deny he celebrated goal by goading Sir Alex FergusonManchester United features

Argentine striker Carlos Tevez is one of just 14 players to play for both Manchester United and Manchester City post-war. Having achieved success at both clubs, he is viewed as a hero by some, and a villain by others.

The Independent UK

Kolo Toure says brother Yaya will follow him into management when time is right

Elder brother Kolo was last week announced as Wigan boss while Yaya is working in Tottenham’s academy

Daily Record

Efe Ambrose has no Celtic exit regrets as he opens up on heart scare and almost signing for Manchester City

The former Parkhead defender has embarked on a remarkable career but is now settled in Scotland and wants to get Morton to the Scottish Premiership

The Guardian - UK

Gianluca Scamacca: ‘Eric Cantona was imposing. I am working on that’

West Ham’s striker talks to Jacob Steinberg about growing into English football, leaving Italy at 16 for the Netherlands and being at only 70% of his potential

Manchester Evening News

Yaya Toure's three-word message to Steven Ireland before Man City exit

Stephen Ireland was a fan favourite at Manchester City until he left the club in 2010.

Daily Mirror

Stephen Ireland recalls Carlos Tevez and Roberto Mancini "swinging for each other" in training

Carlos Tevez won the Premier League with Manchester City in 2012, but there was bad blood between the Argentine and manager Roberto Mancini during their time at the club

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