I’ve seen a lot of American fans in threads linking the club they like to their ancestry. Is this a common thing for other American Serie A fans? (Btw I’m an American who supports Juve)

Fiorentina visit QPR this Saturday and I’m in the away end. Picked up a new shirt (24/25 home) in the CFS sale for the occasion ⚜️

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Is Paramount still working about Serie A and Champions League with a VPN ?

Which is the cheapest option ?

For La Viola tifosi that want to celebrate and talk about Fiorentina. For those that want an alternative to r/fiorentina.

Looks like Summerville off to Al hilal 80m euro. Massive wages 16m compared to apparently Romas 4.

Little to no genuinely exciting young prospects

plays what many would call "boring" football

mid table or worse

doesnt already have have a clear long term project or exciting rebuild underway

Basically... the last serie a team youd watch in the coming season without supporting them...

Plays youth prospects regularly

Plays differently tactically than other teams

Mid table or worse

Has a vision the club is actively trying to achieve, even if there have been roadblocks

Basically, an exciting Serie A/B team you would watch

Is that time of the year, when we need to think about who’s going to broadcast the games in the UK.

Will this still be DAZN?

Ideas?

Juve fans please help

I have ancestors in Italy and Venezia is the (currrent) Serie A club located closest to the town where my family lived way back when. So if I was ever to adopt a Serie A team as a side hustle, I guess they would be a logical first choice.

What would a person who does this be getting themselves into? What's the fan culture like? The reputation of the club and its supporters amongst other Serie A fans? Is the club well run? Successful? Are they a big club or a small club or something in between?

I typically support a non-big-six Premier League club. What EPL/EFL teams would Venezia be comparable to?

I saw some stuff about how they were recently promoted, and how they are known for having interesting kit designs. And I guess people take boats to the stadium sometimes. Other than that, I know nothing.

Hi, I’m an American fan looking to delve into Serie A. My friends support Roma and AC Milan but I am looking to be a contrarian. I support Newcastle and SC Freiburg and I’m looking for a fun, decently competitive team with a passionate fan base. I’m deciding between Napoli/Juventus/Atalanta, which one is the most fun?

🫡 Juventus have completed a new defensive signing. Zeki Çelik will be a new Bianconeri player. The Turkish defender joins as a free agent after his contract with Roma expired.

Çelik's time at Roma was quite inconsistent. In some matches he proved to be a reliable player, but in others he made several mistakes and was often criticised by the fans. He never managed to become a regular starter, although he was always ready when called upon.

🔥 He is a full back with good international experience, strong defensively and capable of playing as a wing back in a back five. Going forward, however, he has never been particularly effective and does not usually provide many goals or assists.

⚔️ For Juventus, this is a smart signing from a financial point of view, as they did not have to pay a transfer fee. It is unlikely to be a signing that excites the fans, but he could prove to be a useful squad player if he finds consistency.

📑 Source: Fabrizio Romano.