Sportweek on newsstands: Vlahovic is on the cover

Dusan Vlahovic, Beto from Udinese, Inter-Liverpool of Champions, Fabio Cannavaro on a bicycle, Marcell Jacobs, the Butterflies of rhythmics and finally Zeno Colò, the first Italian to win an Olympic gold medal in alpine skiing, 70 years ago in Oslo downhill: these are the chapters of Sportweek on newsstands tomorrow with Gazzetta dello Sport at the total price of 2 euros.

The man of the moment

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The cover goes to the Juventus center forward, immediately on target after 13 minutes with the new shirt: we disassembled and reassembled DV7 piece by piece, as if he were a cyborg, to discover the secrets of his steel physique and his lethal weapon, the left foot. Because it is thanks to him that Juve, never playing so badly in the last decade, now find themselves with unexpected ambitions both in Italy and in Europe. Here, in particular, thanks to the affordable round of 16 against Villarreal, Paolo Di Canio now sees her as a loose cannon in the Champions League. But we listened to him above all as an expert in English football in view of Inter-Liverpool and according to him, Inzaghi’s team has the opportunity to climb over the red wall, also by virtue of the energy spent by Mané and Salah in the Africa Cup just ended and the decline in performance of Van Dijk; even if, he admits, Barella’s absence will be felt.

The other protagonist

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Returning to Italy, on Tomorrow’s Sportweek you will be able to get to know Beto, the cheerful Portuguese who is scoring a lot with Udinese: “I am a complete player because I am strong, fast and technical, but I have to improve in all these things to become really … complete. “, He told us. Whoever is traveling Italy far and wide, by bicycle, is the Golden Ball and captain of the 2006 world champion Italy Fabio Cannavaro, who told us about his passion for cycling: “I had it already as a child, before football absorbed me completely. Then in China during the lockdown I resumed cycling and with a Trek sent to me by Ivan Basso I traveled more than 8,000 kilometers. Now I’m continuing in Italy with a group of cyclists and I feel wonderful: thanks to this activity my bruised knee no longer hurts, the neck pain has passed and even at the table I can afford to eat a little more …. Next goal, the Stelvio with its hairpin bends “. Meanwhile, six months after the gold medals in Tokyo, Marcell Jacobs returned to competitions proving he hadn’t lost his shine with the 60m indoor victory at the Berlin meeting. He is still the fastest man in the world and we tell you how he kept fit during the winter break. Not even the Butterflies, which in Tokyo won a historic bronze, have lost their luster, breaking through … the Sanremo festival, where their performance coincided with the peak audience of the kermesse: 17 million people saw them circling on the stage of the Ariston, an emotion that they told us warmly.