It became 1-1 after goals from Cassano and Swedish striker Zlatan Ibrahimović, who was about to move to Juventus. In the second game, Trapattoni's team faced Sweden. The French playmaker and the Polish winger, together with Rossi returning from suspension, became important links in the Italian coach's team and ensured that Juventus once again grew into a top European club. Enjoying the coming out of the young playmaker Hidetoshi Nakata, perfectly assisted by Hiroshi Nanami, the Japanese finally managed to qualify for the 1998 World Cup in France after a heroic victory against the Iran (3-2) in Play-off. Both the first and second leg in March 1998 ended in a scoreless draw. On March 10, 1998, a furious Trapattoni responded in a now legendary press conference to the criticism of some journalists. Giovanni Trapattoni (Cusano Milanino, March 17, 1939) is an Italian former professional footballer and football coach. In 1962 he was selected by national coaches Giovanni Ferrari and Paolo Mazza for the 1962 World Cup in Chile.

The Parma striker was nevertheless named best youngster in Serie A in 2004. There was room in the selection for the controversial attacker Antonio Cassano. He replaced coach Luigi Maifredi in Turin, who was allowed to leave after a disappointing seventh place in Serie A. In May 1976, Trapattoni was replaced by Paolo Barison. After the Allied powers had promised generous territorial expansion at the Treaty of London, Italy declared war on Austria-Hungary in May 1915 and in August 1916 also on Germany. From then on, the central midfielder grew into a fixed value at the Giallorossi. More than 30 supporters were killed and some 600 people were injured. These players complain more than they play. They say that these players are not suitable for the Italian champion. I'm tired of being the father and defender of these players. You can have the Les Bleus shirts printed with us with the official print of stars such as Pogba, Kanté, Griezmann, Martial, Varane or other players. One is Mario, the other is Mehmet. The match's kick-off was postponed because a wall of the stadium collapsed due to fierce rioting between the England supporters and a neutral section largely filled with Italian supporters.

This was decided because it was possible for the English fans to travel to Portugal, but not to Turkey. Bayern eventually became national champion with two points ahead of Bayer Leverkusen, but the atmosphere within the group of players was not always good. Due to the common social background of the players and hobbies, there was soon a connection between them and they decided to unite to form a stronger club. This is common for players with expiring contracts who have extended their contract at least once in the meantime. Trapattoni had proven at both Inter and Juventus that he enjoyed working with German players. Thanks to the Argentinian striker Batistuta, Fiorentina won the top matches against Juventus, Inter and Milan. Inter. In the summer of 1996 he said goodbye to Papin, Kostadinov and Andreas Herzog, and welcomed Mario Basler, Carsten Jancker and the Italian Ruggiero Rizzitelli into his selection. In the summer of 1992, the experienced striker Schillaci left for Inter, but Trapattoni also saw two new attackers arrive with Gianluca Vialli and Fabrizio Ravanelli.

In it, Trapattoni met the German Borussia Dortmund, which had taken defender Stefan Reuter from Juventus in the summer of 1992. The Old Lady became vice champion in 1992 and also reached the final of the Coppa Italia that year. That year, the club also reached the final of the European Cup I. The Trapattoni team lost 1-0 in the final to the Hamburger SV of the Austrian success coach Ernst Happel. In the 1985/86 season, the Italian success coach further expanded his honors list. He completed the 1973/74 season and was subsequently succeeded by Gustavo Giagnoni. After the 1999-2000 season, top striker Batitusta signed a contract with AS Roma and Trapattoni started working for the national team. The team ended up in Group K and was linked to Tottenham Hotspur, Anzji Makhachkala and Tromsø. The Azzurri won their group and were therefore allowed to compete against Yugoslavia in the semi-finals. After tossing a coin, Yugoslavia was declared the winner. The 35-year-old attacker Roberto Baggio, with whom he had worked at Juventus, was the most notable absentee in the selection.