Il Foglio Sportivo – A PORTRAIT OF BONANZAYes, we Kean. The centre-forward who leaves Fiorentina and discovers that anything goes in football these daysMoise Kean is leaving Fiorentina after a surreal week, marked by his refusal to train, a fine and his desire to join Como. An undeniable talent, but also yet another example of a football world where multi-million contracts, tantrums and the transfer market seem to have wiped out any rules of conductbyAlessandro Bonan29 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
The pointEverything you need to know about the arrest in Como of a jihadist propagandist (and his network)The overlap between jihadism and neo-Nazi circles. And the line beyond which curiosity about extremism becomes ideological alignment. What the Como documents reveal7 AUG 26
The commentComo’s new rules? A move worthy of successful villains – so hurrahThe team has simply made it clear that season-ticket holders must attend the stadium and, above all, must not give up their seats – as often happens – to opposing supporters. Season-ticket holders must attend in person, and the stands must remain single-colouredbyJack O’Malley5 AUG 26
Il Foglio SportivoWhy headers should be banned in footballThe issue concerns the health of footballers, particularly the youngest players. The most recent club to address this, in chronological order, is Como, which has decided to ban heading in its Under-10s and to allow it only with lightweight balls up to the Under-13sbyMichele Tossani3 AUG 26