Monday’s Italian Paper Round-Up: Conte And Martinez Feud, Tudor Latest And Roma Flying High

Unsurprisingly, Igor Tudor dominates Monday’s Italian sports newspapers as the Juventus boss edges closer to the trap door. 

The latest loss to Lazio has raised serious questions about Tudor’s long-term future in Turin. Elsewhere, Roma moved joint top of the Serie A table alongside Napoli.

Antonio Conte and Lautaro Martinez’s bust-up was the main talking point from Saturday. The champions ran out 3-1 winners against Inter Milan in a spicy encounter.

Igor Tudor Juventus Future – Monday’s Italian Sports Newspapers (10/27/2025)

La Gazzetta Dello Sport 

“Juve to the ground” is the headline that La Gazzetta dello Sport opted for after another lackluster performance from the Bianconeri on Sunday.

Toma Basic scored the only goal of the game as Lazio picked up a valuable three points at Igor Tudor’s expense. The Croatian manager is adamant he won’t leave the Allianz Stadium.

Meanwhile, Inter Milan and Lautaro Martinez are reportedly irritated by Napoli head coach Antonio Conte. Especially after the explosive exchange of words and lewd gestures.

Henrikh Mkhitaryan’s injury is more serious than first expected. Paulo Dybala score Sassuolo winner. Gian Piero Gasperini hints at strong Scudetto chances.

Corriere Dello Sport – Igor Tudor Under Scrutiny 

Naturally, the next Juventus manager discussions are beginning to ramp up after Igor Tudor suffered a third consecutive loss.

Tudor explained he is not worried about his future after limp Lazio loss. The current Bianconeri boss has a crunch encounter against Udinese on Wednesday.

AC Milan’s Santiago Gimenez is becoming an “issue” claim Corriere dello Sport. Roma boss Gian Piero Gasperini heaped praise on Paulo Dybala after he scored the winner against Sassuolo.

In the weekend’s crunch encounter, Inter Milan lost to Napoli which saw Kevin De Bruyne score a “soft” penalty in a fierce contest at the Maradona Stadium.

Tuttosport

Torino’s fine comeback win against Genoa generated plenty of column inches in Tuttosport. Manager Marco Baroni admitted he scolded his players at the interval.

Once again, Juventus head coach Igor Tudor inisisted he is not worried about his future. Despite going eight matches in all competitions without victory.

“Extraordinary Paulo” was a term phrased by Gian Piero Gasperini after Roma’s win against Sassuolo. Naturally, the Giallorossi boss is delighted to be top of Serie A.

Elsewhere, Fiorentina drew 2-2 with Bologna but the Coppa Italia winners were upset with the late penalty awarded.