AC Milan’s shaky start to the Serie A season intensifies pressure on manager Paulo Fonseca, who faces a crucial match against Lazio this weekend. Meanwhile, Juventus enjoys a perfect record, Inter Milan awaits Atalanta’s challenge, and Roma seeks to rebound from a disappointing start.
AC Milan suffered a shocking 2-1 defeat to newly promoted Parma in their Serie A season opener. Coach Paulo Fonseca expressed his disappointment, highlighting the team’s defensive frailties and calling for improved collective effort. Parma capitalized on Milan’s defensive lapses, scoring early and late in the match.
West Ham are considering Paulo Fonseca and Ruben Amorim as potential replacements for David Moyes, according to HITC sources. The Hammers are reportedly ‘inundated’ with interest in their managerial vacancy, with Wolves boss Gary O’Neil, Fulham’s Marco Silva, and former Chelsea coach Thomas Tuchel also linked. Fonseca, a former Roma and Shakhtar Donetsk manager, has reportedly received interest from West Ham in the past. He is currently in charge of Lille, where he has won nine trophies in his coaching career. Ruben Amorim, the Sporting Lisbon manager, has held talks with West Ham representatives but is unlikely to join the London club. The Hammers could therefore step up their pursuit of other options, including Fonseca.
