Serie A
Milan: Here’s how Maignan is doing after Udinese match – Calcio style

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Since his move from Feyenoord to Milan, Santiago Gimenez has seen a significant impact on his performances, raising doubts about his suitability in Italian football.
It’s true, it’s been a long time since Santiago Gimenez scored the last two goals in the first two league matches against Empoli and Hellas Verona, which caught the attention of Milan to the point of joyfully including him in their squad, but now the situation is very different.
Indeed, while the player was previously looked upon favorably by his coach Conceição, now the latter has turned his back on him, choosing instead the striker Luka Jovic, who had been overlooked until now.
Gimenez’s Statistics
But what are Gimenez’s statistics in the red and black squad? How do they differ from those of the Dutch team? Let’s see it immediately thanks to the report from La Gazzetta dello Sport.
Promising numbers on the horizon, not only concerning the goals scored, which have changed from 16 goals in 19 matches (1 every 75′) to 3 in 13 games (1 every 256′), but also the plays in the opponent’s area, which have gone from a percentage of 7.7 with Feyenoord to a rating of 4.4 for Milan.
Decidedly decreased performances that also affect shots on target and chances created, which have plummeted from a score of 1 to 0.4.
Ratings, on the other hand, have increased in the passing sphere, starting from an average of 7.6 per game, to now almost 10.
In short, even though Gimenez hasn’t scored in eight matches (with the most recent one dating back to February 13), he now finds himself having to face the two important matches against Atalanta and Inter wearing the Rossoneri shirt, in what we could try to imagine as a normal settling-in period.
A transitional moment, from a foreign game with less pressure defenses to a much more aggressive and high-paced one, which will determine whether this Mexican center-forward is actually suited, or not, to Italian football.

SANTIAGO GIMENEZ IN ACTION (PHOTO BY SALVATORE FORNELLI)
Serie A
Cagliari, bad news: defender injured

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No good news for Cagliari
The Sardinians are preparing for the next league challenge against Hellas Verona. However, the coach is dealing with physical problems affecting a key player: Yerry Mina. The Colombian suffered an injury in the match against Bologna in the last round and is now working separately to recover. His condition will be evaluated in view of the next league game.
Cagliari, the club’s statement

Fans of Cagliari Calcio during Italian soccer Serie B match Cagliari Calcio vs AC Pisa at the Unipol Domus in Cagliari, Italy, November 12, 2022 – Credit: Luigi Canu
“Coach Pisacane’s red and blue team took to the field this afternoon at the CRAI Sport Center for the resumption of training: thus began the week that will lead Cagliari to the match of the 8th round of the Serie A league against Hellas Verona, scheduled for Sunday, October 26.”
“The first part of the session was dedicated to ball possession exercises, followed by small-sided games. To finish, an aerobic workout. Yerry Mina, who must recover from a strain in the muscles of his left thigh, worked individually, along with Alessandro Di Pardo, Marko Rog, Nicola Pintus, and Boris Radunovic.”
“Tomorrow, Wednesday 22nd, a new morning training session is scheduled.”
Serie A
Milan, Pasquale Bruno criticizes Gimenez: “Those who simulate are poor players”


Pasquale Bruno si scaglia contro Gimenez: “Chi simula è scarso”. L’ex terzino destro con oltre 500 presenze critica duramente il comportamento del messicano.
Pasquale Bruno e la critica alla simulazione
Pasquale Bruno ha recentemente espresso un’opinione piuttosto forte nei confronti di alcuni suoi colleghi. Durante una dichiarazione che ha fatto il giro del web, Fernandes ha puntato il dito contro Santiago Gimenez e altri giocatori come Conceicao, Saelemaekers e Ricci, accusandoli di simulare in area di rigore. Secondo l’ex calciatore, chi ricorre a tali pratiche è “scarso”, sottolineando come le immagini confermino la simulazione del messicano Gimenez.

MASSIMILIANO ALLEGRI PENSIEROSO ( FOTO DI SALVATORE FORNELLI )
Reazioni nel mondo del calcio
Le parole di Bruno non sono passate inosservate, generando un acceso dibattito tra tifosi e addetti ai lavori. Molti si sono schierati dalla sua parte, sostenendo che la simulazione rovina il gioco e va punita severamente. Altri, invece, ritengono che dichiarazioni di questo tipo possano alimentare tensioni inutili tra i calciatori. La questione rimane aperta e continua a suscitare interesse nel mondo del calcio.
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Fonte: l’account X di Schira
Ancora #Bruno: “Se in campo c’eravamo io, Passerella o Montero, non gliela avremmo fatta passare a #Gimenez e sarei stato espulso. Chi simula è scarso e le immagini dicono chiaramente che il messicano ha simulato. Gimenez, Conceicao, Saelemaekers e Ricci spesso in area simulano” x.com/NicoSchira/status/1980604955258941881
— Nicolò Schira (@NicoSchira) Oct 21, 2025
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Serie A
2023 Record Annihilated – Football Style

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Juventus, a year ago was destined to leave Turin, today is one of Tudor’s certainties. The choice of the management to renew him has become a sign of continuity and trust.
Just a year ago Daniele Rugani seemed to be saying goodbye to Juventus. Like it happened to Huijsen, Soulé and partly to Federico Chiesa, for him too the club had drawn a clear line: those who did not fit into Thiago Motta’s technical plans were invited to find a new placement. But the fate of the Tuscan defender took a different turn.
Despite having a contract expiring eight months from the end of the season, the Juventus management decided to exercise the unilateral renewal clause for another year, a clear sign of trust. Despite everything, Rugani has proven to be a reliable, serious, and professional player, earning a leading role in a team still in search of balance.
Juventus, Tudor’s few certainties
In a complicated moment for the defense and more generally for Igor Tudor’s Juventus, number 24 represents a technical and moral certainty, a symbol of belonging and continuity. The club, which a year ago seemed ready to turn the page, has instead decided to focus on a player who knows the environment, accepts hierarchies, and knows how to be ready when needed.
In short, after almost ten years in black and white, Rugani has returned to being more than just a backup!
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