Formula 1Even though the Mercedes is no longer the best car, Antonelli can still smileLando Norris wins at Zandvoort in the Netherlands, but the Italian driver finishes second and extends his lead over his rivals once again. The Ferraris finish fourth and fifth. Qualifying remains a problem for the ScuderiabyFabio Tavelli24 AUG 26
Il Foglio SportivoA Mastantuono to mark Fiorentina’s centenaryThe Viola are starting afresh with Grosso, Paratici and the Argentine talent who arrived wearing the number 30, in search of the freedom he lost at Real MadridbyMichele Tossani24 AUG 26
Il Foglio Sportivo – Stories within storiesThe elegance of Livio BerrutiTwo books to commemorate the great Italian sprinter and to read (or re-read) the story of his sporting career and lifebyMauro Berruto22 AUG 26
Il Foglio SportivoWho’s interested in the national team?The restart of Serie A does nothing to help Mancini. Not even five months after Italy’s third consecutive World Cup elimination, the Italian manager has already fallen off the radar: there are 60 Italians in the starting line-ups of the 20 teams, which amounts to less than 30 per cent. The Malagò plan is unveiledbyUmberto Zapelloni22 AUG 26
Il Foglio Sportivo – A portrait of BonanzaGennaro Gattuso, a man of extraordinary calibreDespite the family tragedy he suffered at a young age and the illness he lives with, Rino has never held a grudge against anyone. That is why he deserves so much, as a coach, a player and a human beingbyAlessandro Bonan22 AUG 26
IL FOGLIO SPORTIVOA journey through Italy’s winning spiritThe myths to debunk behind the successes at the European Athletics and Swimming Championships and the football flopbyMoris Gasparri22 AUG 26
Il Foglio SportivoThat lake with a view of the Champions League. Como’s unprecedented seasonThis is how the team coached by Cesc Fàbregas has turned football into a unifying force for the whole of the Lario region. A report on local pride and European ambitions beneath the new stand at the Sinigaglia StadiumbyGiovanni Battistuzzi22 AUG 26
Il Foglio SportivoWork in progress for those who have to chase InterThe league restarts with Napoli, Como, Roma, Milan and Juventus still on the hunt for players and a sense of identitybyMarco Gaetani22 AUG 26
IL FOGLIO SPORTIVOIt’s not just Ronaldinho in Serie C: here are Alcione and OstiamareA new element is emerging amidst this fascinating geographical and social turmoil: the small metropolitan area. And in the 2026/2027 season, both Rome and Milan have three clubs in the top flightbyBernardo Cianfrocca22 AUG 26
Il Foglio SportivoNow we’re flag football champions tooIt is high time Italy began to discover this sport, given that the national team finished second at the World Championships in this category, thereby securing their place at the 2028 Los Angeles Games well in advancebyFrancesco Gottardi21 AUG 26
