Tottenham already in trouble
Tottenham’s start to the season is already causing a lot of talk. And obviously, the British press is not kind to the Spurs. Despite spending nearly 400 million pounds during the transfer window, Tottenham only have one point after three days of the Premier League and have still not scored a single goal. A report which inevitably concerns the English media. After two defeats against Brentford and Newcastle and a sad 0-0 against Nottingham Forest, Spurs even made a historic start to the season: it had been since the 1974-1975 season that the club had not remained silent during its first three days of the championship. Enough to fuel the concerns of the press around Tottenham, which is already starting to point out the limits of the enormous investment made this summer.
Atlético is already worrying Spain
In Spain too, a club is already the subject of much criticism. Atlético de Madrid fell heavily on the pitch of Athletic Bilbao, three goals to zero, and the Spanish press immediately seized on this worrying performance. A.S. In particular, he didn’t pull any punches with his front page: “What a way to lose! “. The Spanish daily insists on the scenario of this meeting, with Atlético which completely lost in the space of a minute in the second half, conceding two goals almost in quick succession before completely sinking. For the Spanish media, this defeat above all highlights the defensive fragility of the Colchoneros. A finding that is all the more worrying given that Diego Simeone has, according to the press, one of the strongest squads in recent years. Julián Álvarez still showed encouraging signs.
Inter Chivu capsizes the Italian press
In Italy, Cristian Chivu’s Inter is making the headlines. And the Italian newspapers are completely won over by the spectacular comeback of the Nerazzurri against Naples. Trailing 2-0 at the start of the second half, Inter completely turned the match around to finally win 3-2 thanks in particular to a double from Lautaro Martínez, whose decisive goal arrived in the 91st minute. Corriere dello Sport gets fired up and believes that the Nerazzurri are “flying high”, while La Gazzetta dello Sport simply titled “Inter infinite”. The Italian press especially highlights the impact of the changes in Chivu, with the entries of Curtis Jones, Hakan Çalhanoğlu and Marcus Thuram, who completely changed the face of the match.
