Chelsea are looking to break football's transfer fee record to sign AC Milan star Kaká.
According to Globoesporte, Chelsea are poised to put together a record-breaking €100 million offer for the services of the Brazil international.
It is reported that talks between the two clubs are at an advanced stage already, with a representative of the player having flown to London earlier this week to engage in talks with the London outfit and hear their offer.
After that, a Chelsea emissary reportedly travelled to Milan to meet with the Rossoneri vice-president, Adriano Galliani, and make their interest official.
Kaká has a valid contract with AC Milan until 2012 and could be tempted to join Stamford Bridge to meet compatriot Scolari, who was appointed as coach earlier this summer.
The creative midfielder is expected in Milan tonight but will not be involved in the negotiations, at least not directly, according to reports.
Should the World Player of The Year agree to join Chelsea, he will become Scolari's second signing while at the club, following in the footsteps of Brazilian-born Deco.
Despite their adamant protests throughout the summer so far - as well as this time last year when Real Madrid came calling - the Rossoneri may be coaxed into selling their star player following the purchase of Ronaldinho, a ready-made replacement who they bought at a fraction of the price.
Vice-president Adriano Galliani in fact touched on the issue of a possible sale just under two weeks ago, ruling out the notion despite their debt. “The fans should be happy, as all we’d need to do in order to wipe out or debts is sell Kaka and Andrea Pirlo," he explained. "Instead they won’t move, so if that’s not a show of love for this side, I don’t know what is."
However, the debts remain a problem and, should the likes of Didier Drogba be included as part of the deal, it may prove too good to turn down.
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According to the Corriere della Sera, Chelsea midfielder Frank Lampard will demand within the next 48 hours that he be allowed to join Inter Milan.
Lampard’s proposed move to Inter has become something of a soap opera this summer. The Nerazzurri have had an initial €10m bid for the England international rejected, and although the 30-year-old appears to want to move to San Siro, Chelsea, and in particular owner Roman Abramovich, have no intention of selling him.
Reports in the English press over the weekend suggested that Lampard would see out the final year of his Chelsea contract before signing for Inter on a Bosman transfer in the summer of 2009.
However, the Corriere della Sera is now claiming that Lampard, who has so far remained quiet on the matter, will openly declare his intentions to join Inter immediately within the next 48 hours.
It is also claimed that Abramovich may be persuaded to do business with Inter, provided troubled Brazilian striker Adriano is included in some form of player exchange deal.
‘The Emperor’ has had a miserable two years on-and-off the pitch, and has spent the last six months on loan at Sao Paulo. Having since rediscovered some of his best form, and returned to Inter, his future with the Italians is still uncertain given the presence of a whole host of top class strikers such as Zlatan Ibrahimovic, Julio Cruz and Mario Balotelli.
If the Nerazzurri fail to lure Lampard to San Siro, they will instead focus their attentions back on Porto’s Ricardo Quaresma.
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Reports from the continent claim Roma are preparing to pounce for Liverpool defender John Arne Riise...
Stampa Articolo Invia ad un amico Contatta la redazione galleria zoom The Norwegian left-back is uncertain of his future at Anfield, having fallen out of favour with manager Rafa Benitez over the last two seasons.
With Fabio Aurelio establishing himself as the Reds first choice on the left side of defence, and Andreas Dossena on the verge of joining from Udinese, Riise could well be shown the door this summer.
Many believe the 26-year-old’s fate was sealed during the Champions League semi-final against Chelsea, when he headed into his own net in the first leg and was at fault for Didier Drogba’s winner in the second leg.
Aston Villa and Newcastle have expressed interest in the former Monaco man, but sources in Italy suggest Roma could nip in with a ₤5million bid.
Giallorossi boss Luciano Spalletti is keen strengthen his defensive options ahead of next season, having identified both full-back slots as the team's major weakness.
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Footbal News-Newly appointed Internazionale boss Jose Mourinho has reportedly made Chelsea midfielder Frank Lampard his top priority in the transfer market…
The Special One is almost certain to raid his old hunting ground at Stamford Bridge this summer as he seeks to stamp his mark on the Inter squad, and club president Massimo Moratti is expected to back his new manager to the hilt.
The charismatic Portuguese is expected to have around ₤100 million to work with between now and the end of August, but Moratti has claimed he does not expect wholesale changes.
“I have read lots of names but I have yet to speak with him [Mourinho] about the transfer market,” he said. “I would like to change very little of this squad which has won so much.”
Mega Buys
Such a statement suggests the Nerazzurri are in the market for a few choice mega-buys, a modus operandi Mourinho is more than familiar with following his tenure under Chelsea boss Roman Abramovich.
One of those Blues buys was Ghanaian midfielder Michael Essien, for whom the former Porto boss was recently reported to be lining up a ₤24 million bid.
The former Lyon star has established himself among the best box-to-box players in the world in recent seasons, and hence Chelsea will be loath to let one of their most consistent and dangerous performers leave.
Shift
With that move looking increasingly unfeasible, Mourinho has shifted his attention slightly further up the pitch to Lampard, with whom he has been constantly linked since departing west London in September.
The England international is yet to agree a new contract with the Blues, who have so far failed to meet his wage demands of over ₤130,000-per-week.
The 29-year-old has one year remaining on his current deal at Stamford Bridge, and with increased competition next season from resurgent German star Michael Ballack and upcoming Nigerian John Obi Mikel, a move to San Siro could prove too tempting for Lampard to refuse.
The former West Ham man could be just one among several Mourinho loyalists set to make the switch, with striker Didier Drogba and defender Ricardo Carvalho also reported to be seeking a Chelsea exit.
Mike Maguire
Chelsea have offered Frank Lampard a new £130,000 a week contract in a desperate bid to prevent the England midfielder from leaving.
The deal would put Lampard, who has one year on his current contract left to run, on the same salary as John Terry, the Chelsea captain.
According to the Daily Mirror, Lampard has stalled on signing a new contract for the past two years and is said to be considering a move to Inter Milan, who are expected to announce former Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho as their new coach this week. Lampard, who is on holiday in Dubai where he is considering his options, had a close relationship with Mourinho and played a key role in the Portuguese's Chelsea team that won back-to-back Premier League titles.
However, Lampard was deeply touched by the support Chelsea gave him when his mother died recently, and that could prove a factor in his decision over his future. Another issue that could sway Lampard's mind is Chelsea's choice of manager following the sacking of Avram Grant, with Portugal coach Luis Felipe Scolari and Dutchman Frank Rijkaard now said to be the frontrunners for the job.
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The Daily Express quotes a Chelsea source as saying: "Frank is tempted by the prospect of joining up with Jose again. They still have a really close relationship and Frank regards the period when he worked with Jose as the best time of his career. He still has a great affection for Chelsea, but he feels the time may now be right to move on.
"It is a massive decision. Frank feels indebted to the club for the way they supported him after the death of his mother."
By Telegraph staff
Last Updated: 8:46am BST 02/06/2008
AC Milan have signed Italy international defender Gianluca Zambrotta from Barcelona, the Serie A club announced on Sunday.
Zambrotta has been a long-term target for former European champions AC Milan.
Milan did not release financial details, but Gazzetta dello Sport reported that the former European champions paid $14 million for Zambrotta and will pay another $3.1 million if they finish in the top three in Serie A next season.
Milan finished fifth in Serie A and had to settle for a UEFA Cup place -- and lost in the first round of the knockout stages to Arsenal in their unsuccessful defense of the Champions League last season.
Zambrotta, 31, joined Barcelona from Juventus after Italy's 2006 World Cup triumph. He had spent seven-years at Juve who were relegated for their part in a match fixing scandal.
The defender is key member of the Italy team that will play in the European Championship this month in Switzerland and Austria and has been a target for Milan for some time.
Milan needed a defender after Brazilian fullbacks Cafu and Serginho left at the end of the campaign while veteran Paolo Maldini is also yet to sign a new deal for what will be his final season.
Arsenal midfielder Mathieu Flamini was Milan's first signing for next season and several more deals are expected this summer.(CNN) --
Milan have finally captured Barcelona defender Gianluca Zambrotta after reaching a deal with the Blaugrana on Saturday night.
The club have announced the news following months of speculation linking the player with a move back to Italy.
Zambrotta is believed to have arrived on a three year deal from the Camp Nou side and reports in Italy claim Milan paid €8.5m for him. He will earn around €4m per season.
A statement on the club’s official website reads:
“It’s now official. Gianluca Zambrotta is now a Milan player.
“The defender is about to play in the European Championship with Italy and he leaves Barcelona to strengthen the Milan defence.”
Only hours ago, Galliani hinted that his side needed someone like Zambro and his wish has been granted. Zambrotta has always stated his desire to play for the Rossoneri in the past and he has given up Champions League football next season in order to return to Italy.
He will now be looking to partner former Azzurri team mate Alessandro Nesta in defence.
The Rossoneri have, so far, strengthened their midfield and their defence. All they need now is a goalkeeper and a decent striker.
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Roma coach Luciano Spalletti knows that he cannot have too many new world class players, but is at least hoping that the club can allow him to sign two important ones in the coming months.
Spalletti is already thinking about being more competitive next season but insists that Roma do not need a number of signings.
"We need two players, not six," explained the former Udinese coach. "Obviously if someone leaves, then we would need to replace him, but costs still need to be evaluated.
Zambrotta And Eto'o - Dream Buys
Asked which players he would pick if he could have any two, he responded: “I would choose Samuel Eto’o and Gianluca Zambrotta, if I could have anyone.
"Conti and Prade try to please me. They know we have a great core of players, and just need a couple of world class ones to perfect it.
"Mancini? To have a good relationship with someone doesn’t necessarily mean coming to an agreement with that person," he said, when asked about his start winger's future.
“It just means that you are in talks and you are moving things forward. This has happened with Mancini, but also with several other players who had good seasons.”
Aquiani, Doni and De Rossi
Alberto Aquilani is set to spurn the advances of Arsenal and stay put, while Alexander Doni has decided to pen a new deal. “He has said the right things,” Spalletti said of Aquilani.
“He was the only person I phoned at Coverciano.
“I spoke to him on Monday evening and he said exactly what he said to the press to me.”
Spalletti also spoke of Daniele De Rossi's future.
“There won’t be any problems because the club know the player that he is,” he insisted. “He has shown his attachment to the shirt on lots of occasions and will remain linked to this project.”
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Christian Chivu’s agent, Giovanni Becali, believes his client will remain at Inter but he has not ruled out a move to Spanish giants Barcelona.
Reports in Italy have suggested that Chivu’s future at Inter is looking bleak with the imminent arrival of former Chelsea coach Jose Mourinho.
The Portuguese tactician is an admirer of Chivu but he is likely to try and sign his beloved Riccardo Carvalho from Chelsea. This could cause problems for the Romanian defender and there is a possibility that he may leave San Siro.
“Chivu is a player which Mourinho likes a lot and so I think that the Nerazzurri wouldn’t want to deprive themselves of him,” Becali told Teleradistereo.
“However, in football, you can never say never and if Barcelona put down a €20m offer then we would open talks with them.
“But, as I said before, Chivu has just won the league and he enjoyed a great season with Inter and so it’s unlikely he will leave.
“I am good friends with Barcelona directors and a couple of days ago I was involved in a football match with Guardiola but we didn’t talk about Chivu.”
The Romanian international signed from Roma last year in a €16m deal and Barcelona would have to stump up more than this if they are to have a chance of luring him to Camp Nou.
There are fears that Mourinho will off-load several players when he arrives and Chivu could be one of them. He may even propose a Chivu - Carvalho swap deal with Chelsea.
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Barcelona are said to have been interested in Juventus striker David Trezeguet - and in fact, according to an agent, they still are...
Agent Antonio Caliendo believes that Trezeguet could be making his way to Catalunya this summer as a replacement for the possibly-exit-bound Samuel Eto'o.
'Trez' is apparently near the top of Barcelona's shopping list due to the fact that they've been watching him closely for several seasons.
Speaking to French sports daily L'Equipe, Caliendo says, "Barcelona are interested in Trezeguet, and not for the first time.
"They've held such an interest in David for four seasons now.
"Things are uncertain in the attack at Barça, particularly with Eto'o. There may be changes."
Despite hitting 20 league goals for the Old Lady last season, Trezeguet was left out of the Euro 2008-bound France squad by manager Raymond Domenech.
Steve Michaels, Goal.com
According to reports from Uruguay, former Inter Milan playmaker Alvaro Recoba will complete a move to Qatari outfit Al-Gharafa in the next few days.
Recoba, who played on loan at Torino last season, still has another year left on his Inter Milan contract, but the 32-year-old has affirmed that he will pen a deal with the Qatari club by the end of the week.
The former Uruguayan international currently finds himself in the luxurious beach resort of Punta del Este in his homeland, where he was able to speak to the local press about his latest move.
He will travel to Doha in the next couple of days to complete his move to Al-Gharafa, club who are coached by Marcos Paqueta of Brazil.
"El Chino" has played in Serie A since 1997, where he found mixed fortunes at Inter Milan, before being loaned out to Torino. The gifted playmaker will always be remembered for being one of the most talented footballers who never reached his full potential.
Earlier in the week Recoba confirmed that he will return to his former club, Nacional of Montevideo, after his contract with Al-Gharafa expires.
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Mancini's €30m Sacking
Inter president Massimo Moratti will have to pay Roberto Mancini €30m in compensation following the coach’s exit.
Reports in Italy suggest that the Nerazzurri chief will settle a massive pay off with Mancini after his contract was terminated on Tuesday evening. Jose Mourinho is already in Milan and hours away from signing a €9m per year deal.
However, before Moratti rolls cash towards the Portuguese coach, he has to settle the bill with Mancini.
According to CalcioMercato, the former Lazio player had five years left on his contract worth €6m per season.
Therefore Moratti has to give Mancini a €30m pay off. He also has to compensate the former coach’s assistants - including Sinisa Mihajlovic, who was Mancini’s number two - as well as goalkeeping coach Giulio Nuciari, Fausto Salsano, Dario Marcolin and Ivan Carminati, who were all Mancini’s coaching staff.
Inter tried to reach a deal with everyone over their final pay offs on Tuesday night but failed and now Moratti has to pay the full amount accordingly.
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There are widespread reports throughout Italy that this afternoon’s meeting between Roberto Mancini and Massimo Moratti ended after just 20 minutes, with the outcome being that Mancini has left San Siro, to be replaced by Jose Mourinho.
Speculation has been rife over the past 48 hours that Mancini would be leaving Inter, and indeed yesterday Portuguese newspaper A Bola claimed that President Massimo Moratti had already done the deal for Jose Mourinho to replace the tactician.
Mancini and Moratti arranged a meeting this afternoon at 17:00 to sort out the coach's future, but the meeting had lasted just over 20 minutes until Mancini walked out of a private residence in Milan and refused to comment on the outcome.
There are now widespread reports that the pair have mutually agreed to rescind Mancio's contract, and that Mourinho will be his immediate replacement.
The Special One, who has been out of work since leaving Chelsea last September, is reported to be in Portugal this afternoon finalising personal terms over his contract with Inter director Marco Branca.
The Portuguese daily Diario de Noticias adds to this that Mourinho has been taking private Italian lessons for the past five months as he wants to present himself better to the press, players and fans.
There has been no official confirmation of these reports as of yet, but it is likely that there will some news very soon.
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AC Milan have joined rivals Inter in the quest to prise Samuel Eto'o away from Barcelona and believe that signing the striker would be more important than capturing Ronaldinho.
The surprising move could see the Rossoneri make an enquiry about the Cameroonian goalscorer's asking price, which is believed to be currently in the region of €35m.
Eto'o has stated that he is not keen on leaving Camp Nou this summer, but may reconsider if he is told by the Catalan club that is no longer wanted.
Barça would only take such a big decision if incoming coach Pep Guardiola decided that he needed the money to finance a move for a striker that he prefers.
Milan appear keen to see if there is a possibility of signing Eto'o, but general manager Ariedo Braida admits that it will not be easy.
"We need Ronnie less than Eto'o," he said. "Eto'o is a great player, but it won't be easy because I suspect we'll have to pay a lot of money. Anyway, everything is possible in soccer."
Contacts between the clubs are good after lengthy negotiations over a move for Ronaldinho and current talks that look set to conclude with Gianluca Zambrotta moving to the San Siro.
Eto'o was said to be the target for English side Tottenham Hotspur, but amid all the media reports Barça denied any bid and Spurs said that they were not considering making one.
Ronaldinho looked all set for a move to Italy before it was revealed that Milan felt that the Blaugrana's asking price was too high and Guardiola may now attempt the Brazilian to stay.
Lucas Brown, Goal.com
According to sources from Genoa, Inter striker Adriano could make a surprise loan move to Sampdoria this summer. Inter striker Adriano, who spent the last half season on loan with San Paolo and did quite well there, may end up in an unexpected place this summer.
The 26-year-old could be loaned out yet again, this time to Sampdoria in Serie A. The Blucerchiati already revived Antonio Cassano's career last season, so they might be able to do the same for Adriano.
Despite doing well in Brazil these last few months, the player is probably not yet ready to feature prominently for Inter again already next season. That's especially the case if coach Roberto Mancini, with whom he's never been on good terms, stays in Milan.
Adriano's preferred destination is certainly Italy. With his former Parma team mate Alberto Gilardino already making the move to Fiorentina, Sampdoria could really help the former Inter star to get his career back on track.
In case the move does go through, most probably Samp will have to strike a deal with Inter to have them pay part of his considerable salary, as was already done with Real Madrid for Cassano.
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Roma 2-1 Inter
1-0 (Mexes,36), 2-0 (Perrotta, 54) 2-1 (Pele, 59)
Roma clamed consecutive Coppa Italias with a well-deserved win over Inter who, despite winning the Scudetto, may well have played their last game under Roberto Mancini.
Roma dominated the first half and should have taken the lead before they eventually did, with Philippe Mexes the unlikely scorer.
Despite missing Amantino Mancini and of course club captain Francesco Totti, Roma were having much of the play and doubled their lead shortly after the restart through Simone Perrotta.
Inter - missing Marco Materazzi and Julio Cruz due to suspension - hit back just before the hour mark, with substitute Pele powering home a long-range drive.
The Nerazzurri attempted to press for an equaliser - though they did not risk bringing on Zlatan Ibrahimovic who, despite his Scudetto heroics last week, is not fully match-fit - and indeed Roma held out for their second win over Inter in this fixture in as many years, with Inter having bested them in the final the two years prior to that.
First Half
Roma came out looking the sharper side, threatening to punish Inter early on, as they looked content to see out the early spell of pressure.
They created the first chance, with a Mario Balotelli free-kick hitting the wall, rebounding as far as Dejan Stankovic, whose shot was saved comfortably by Alexander Doni.
The Giallorossi continued having more of the play, as Ludovic Giuly blasted a shot over the bar before Mirko Vucinic did well to slide in Simone Perrotta, whose attempt on goal was blocked by Christian Chivu.
Midway through the first half, Inter looked a little more settled and had a few chances of their own. Maicon aimed a good cross into the middle which Patrick Vieira could not quite keep down, before Maxwell made a magnificent run and shot, but Doni was at his very best to keep it out.
Vucinic almost gave Roma the lead just before the half hour mark when a Marco Cassetti cross was nodded into his path, but he was a split second too slow and could not get a decent touch on the ball from point-blank range.
However, it was not long until the Giallorossi took a deserved lead courtesy of a well-taken goal from Mexes. A David Pizarro corner was floated into the danger-zone and Mexes was first to it, volleying home from close range leaving Francesco Toldo with no chance.
Inter attempted to press to snatch an equaliser before the break, but it was Roma who had a couple of efforts from Alberto Aquilani and Mexes before the referee blew for half time.
Second Half
Straight after the restart, Roma looked like they may double their lead, only for Vucinic to attempt an incredible effort from distance instead of finding a team-mate, much to the disdain of coach Luciano Spalletti on the sidelines.
They did not have to wait long, however, as Vucinic atoned for his error after 53 minutes to set up Perrotta, who added a second. It was the midfielder who put Vucinic through on goal but, feeling genorous, Vucinic knocked it back to the Italian international to tap in. Remonstrations from Inter over an alleged foul on Cesar in the build-up only proceeded in earning Toldo a booking.
However, it did not take long for Inter to respond as Pele - who came on for Stankovic at half time - struck a thunderous shot from distance to find the back of the net and make it 2-1.
Vucinich attempted to restore Roma's two-goal advantage shortly after, only for Nicolas Burdisso to give Spalletti's men the ultimate scare, when he rose highest to head Maicon's cross against the crossbar, mere inches away from an equaliser.
Pele began dictating the game in the middle of the mark as Inter were doing the pressing, but could not create a clear-cut chance on goal, as Roma held out with almost relative ease to claim some well-deserved silverware to end a season in which they have done themselves proud.
LINE-UPS
Roma (4-5-1): Doni - Cassetti, Mexes, Juan, Tonetto - Giuly (Cicinho, 66), De Rossi, Aquilani (Panucci, 90), Pizarro, Perrotta (Brighi, 72) - Vucinic
Unused substitutes: Curci, Antunes, Mancini, Esposito.
Inter (4-4-2): Toldo - Maicon, Burdisso, Chivu, Maxwell - Zanetti (Crespo, 90), Vieira, Stankovic (Pele, 46), Cesar (Jimenez, 61) - Balotelli, Suazo
Unused substitutes: Julio Cesar, Fatic, Maniche, Ibrahimovic.
Milan striker Alberto Gilardino will officially become a Fiorentina player next week according to 'calciomercato.com' as the two clubs have agreed to a deal for the transfer of the Italian player.
Gilardino could link up again with former coach Cesare Prandelli at Fiorentina as, according to 'calciomercato.com', the Rossoneri have agreed to a 14 million Euro transfer of the attacker to the Tuscan side.
The former Parma player has apparently agreed to reduce his salary of 3.2 million, which he had with Milan, for the next two years.
The amount will instead be spread over the years - a sacrifice Gilardino is willing to make due to his enthusiasism of re-joining his mentor, who launched him into the big-time.
The official news is expected to be announced next week as Gilardino will replace the departing Christian Vieri in the Viola attack.
Fiorentina, who made it to the Champions League, are also close to signing Andrea Barzagli from Palermo in order to bolster their squad ahead of what promises to be an important season for them next year.
Glenn Debattista/goal.com
Milan general manager Adriano Galliani was in Spain on Friday evening to dine out with president Joan Laporta at the Hotel Majestic in Barcelona, confirming the speculation that they spoke about two possible transfers.
At the end of the dinner with Laporta, Galliani confirmed to the Spanish reporters that the two discussed the possibility of the Rossoneri signing Gianluca Zambrotta and Ronaldinho from the Blaugrana, even though the negotiations have yet to start in earnest.
"It was just a preliminary evening of discussion - nothing has been concluded," declared the general on his way out of the hotel.
"We spoke about Zambrotta and Ronaldinho, but tomorrow I will return to Milan," he continued.
Galliani was then asked by the Spanish journalists if they discussed the transfer of Samuel Eto'o, but his response was a negative one.
At this point, Zambrotta seems like a very probable purchase, whereas Ronaldinho’s future will depend a lot on the asking price of Barcelona.
Rafael Marquez, another alleged Milan target, appeared not to have been on the agenda.
Glenn Debattista/goal.com
Inter Milan Champion Again!
Interisti must be happy and say we are champione. Like Inter Milan player’s after wining two goal with Parma ini last game Italian seri A. Zlatan Ibrahimovic be a hero with two goal. This is 16 champion Inter. Or 3 winner in 3 last years. With 85 point, Inter wining from AS Roma.
Succes And Bravo Nerazurri…!
Skor at last giornata
Catania 1 Roma 1
Cagliari 2 Reggina 2
Siena 2 Palermo 2
Lazio 2 Napoli 1
Empoli 2 Livorno 1
Parma 0 Inter Milan 2
Torino 0 Fiorentina 1
AC Milan 4 Udinese 1
Finnaly Classemen:
Inter Milan 38 25 10 3 69 26 85
Roma 38 24 10 4 72 37 82
Juventus 38 20 12 6 72 37 72
Fiorentina 38 19 9 10 55 39 66
AC Milan 38 18 10 10 66 38 64
Sampdoria 38 17 9 12 56 46 60
Udinese 38 16 9 13 48 53 57
Napoli 38 14 8 16 50 53 50
Atalanta 38 12 12 14 52 56 48
Genoa 38 13 9 16 44 52 48
Palermo 38 12 11 15 47 57 47
Lazio 38 11 13 14 47 51 46
Siena 38 9 17 12 40 45 44
Cagliari 38 11 9 18 40 56 42
Torino 38 8 16 14 36 49 40
Reggina 38 9 13 16 37 56 40
Catania 38 8 13 17 33 45 37
Empoli 38 9 9 20 29 52 36
Parma 38 7 13 18 42 62 34
Livorno 38 6 12 20 35 60 30
