Atalanta Team News - Soccer

Gianluca Gaetano - Completes Atalanta move Atalanta completed the signing of Gaetano on Thursday.

Impact Gaetano joins the Nerazzurri with 93 Serie A games to his name, having scored 10 goals and provided 11 assists. The 26-year-old midfielder is coming off the best season of his career in 2025/26, racking up 21 starts, 33 appearances, two goals, four assists, 34 shots and 27 chances created with Cagliari. He should compete for regular minutes in Atalanta's midfield, particularly if Ederson departs the side.

19 HOURS AGO • ROTOWIRE

Charles De Ketelaere - Scores twice, adds assist in win De Ketelaere scored two goals and assisted once from three shots and three chances created in Monday's 4-1 win against USA.

Impact De Keteleare left his initial struggles behind and emerged with a massive performance against the hosts, capitalizing on a pair of close-range opportunities in the ninth and 33rd minutes, respectively, and earning a rather fortuitous assist when the ball bounced off him towards Hans Vanaken in the 57th. The Atalanta attacker had looked uncomfortable in a No. 9 spot before this game, but the latest outing may strengthen his chances of retaining that spot ahead of Romelu Lukaku. Nonetheless, the next round will bring a tough challenge against Spain, the only team yet to concede a goal in the current World Cup.

3 DAYS AGO • ROTOWIRE

Lindsey Vonn says Jannik Sinner's skiing background helps his movement at Wimbledon

Top-ranked Jannik Sinner was one of Italy’s top junior skiers before he turned his attention full time to tennis

5 DAYS AGO • Associated Press

Sead Kolasinac - Quiet night in loss to USA Kolasinac won two tackles, made two clearances, sent in one cross (inaccurate), and committed one foul in Wednesday's 2-0 loss to the USA.

Impact The veteran defender put in a solid defensive shift but was unable to make enough of an impact to help Bosnia advance past the Round of 32. As one of Bosnia's most experienced players, KolaA?inac was reliable at the back over the course of the World Cup and contributed offensively with an assist and set-piece work. His heroics vs. Canada stood out in an otherwise challenging group.

JULY 2 • ROTOWIRE

Marco Palestra: Why Chelsea have pounced to hijack Inter's move for flying €55m full-back

Another summer, another Chelsea move for a high-potential, young star. This one, though, might just be different. The Blues sprung into life...

JULY 1 • goal

Marco Palestra: Why Chelsea have pounced to hijack Inter's move for flying €55m full-back

Charles De Ketelaere - Starts, off at half De Ketelaere recorded two crosses (zero accurate) and one tackle in Wednesday's 3-2 win versus Senegal.

Impact De Ketelaere would start for Belgium on Wednesday, but struggled in his time on the field, recording two crosses and not a single shot despite a forward role. That said, he has yet to earn a goal contribution this World Cup despite three starts at forward. This will bring some debate for if Romelu Lukaku should start in the round of 16.

JULY 1 • ROTOWIRE

Chelsea signs Italy rising star Marco Palestra for $57M while under financial scrutiny from UEFA

Chelsea has signed Italy full back Marco Palestra from Atalanta as the club reshapes its squad following the appointment of Xabi Alonso as manager

JULY 1 • Associated Press

El Bilal Toure - Back in Bergamo Toure is returning to Atalanta following a loan spell at Besiktas.

Impact Toure had an okay stint in Turkey, registering seven goals and five assists in 26 appearances. However, Besiktas didn't exercise their option to acquire him permanently. He'll be assessed by new Atalanta coach Maurizio Sarri during the summer before determining his future.

JULY 1 • ROTOWIRE

Daniel Maldini - Returns to Atalanta Maldini wasn't redeemed by Lazio following his loan spell.

Impact Maldini was a regular for his previous team, scoring twice, assisting once and tallying 15 shots (five on target), seven chances created and one cross (one accurate) in 12 appearances (nine starts), but evidently didn't show enough to be bought out. He might remain part of the squad, as Atalanta hired former Lazio coach Maurizio Sarri, who utilized him consistently from January on.

JULY 1 • ROTOWIRE

Isak Hien - Will miss a few months Hien required surgery to repair a torn tendon near his semimembranosus muscle in his left thigh, La Gazzetta dello Sport informed.

Impact Hien got hurt during the World Cup and quicky returned to Italy, as the injury was immediately serious. He'll need three to four months to make a full recovery and will therefore miss time at the beginning of the season. Atalanta will have to turn to Berat Djimsiti, their other defenders and potential newcomers in relief.

JUNE 30 • ROTOWIRE

Monza hires Ivan Jurić as coach after promotion to Serie A

Monza has named Ivan Jurić as its new coach

JUNE 29 • Associated Press

Kamaldeen Sulemana - Swings in three crosses in Croatia clash Sulemana recorded one shot (zero on goal) and three crosses (two accurate) and won two of two tackles in Saturday's 2-1 defeat against Croatia.

Impact Sulemana was a significant part of the offense and often glided past his direct opponent, but he had also produced a slew of misplaced passes, failing to properly capitalize on his effervescence on the wing. He returned to the XI after not featuring versus England. He has notched four crosses (three accurate), four tackles (two won) and one chance created so far, with no goal contributions.

JUNE 28 • ROTOWIRE

Isak Hien - Ruled out for remainder of WC Hien has been ruled out for the rest of the World Cup with a hamstring injury in his left leg, the Swedish Football Association announced, with the Atalanta defender set to return...

Impact Hien started all three of Sweden's group stage matches before being forced off in the first half against Japan on Thursday, and his absence is a significant blow ahead of the round of 32 clash against France on Tuesday in New York. Carl Starfelt or Hjalmar Ekdal are the possible option to see more playing time in his spot, with coach Graham Potter offering his and the squad's full support to the defender as he begins his recovery away from the tournament.

JUNE 26 • ROTOWIRE

Isak Hien - Doubtful moving forward Hien (strain) was seen on crutches after Thursday's 1-1 draw against Japan, casting serious doubt over his participation in Sweden's round of 32 fixture, according to Nordisk Suede...

Impact Hien was forced off in the 37th minute after appearing to overstretch for a ball, suffering what looked like a muscle injury in the thigh or groin area. Though the federation has not provided an official update, the sight of him on crutches points to a setback significant enough that Victor Lindelof could drop back into the defense with Lucas Bergvall earning a starting role if Hien is unable to feature again at the tournament.

JUNE 26 • ROTOWIRE

Charles De Ketelaere - Expected to start Saturday De Ketelaere is expected to start Belgium's group stage finale against New Zealand on Saturday, with coach Rudi Garcia indicating he will take precedence over Lukaku after being un...

Impact De Ketelaere was limited to a substitute role against Iran after recovering just in time from a minor fitness issue, but coach Rudi Garcia's comments indicate he is in line to reclaim his spot in the starting XI for the decisive showdown with New Zealand. His return would give Belgium a more dynamic and technically gifted presence in the final third as they look to punch their ticket to the knockout rounds.

JUNE 26 • ROTOWIRE

Odilon Kossounou - Registers three clearances Kossounou had two tackles (one won) and three clearances in Thursday's 2-0 victory versus Curacao.

Impact Kossounou would see some decent work in the defense as he earned a second straight start, appearing to be set for a starting role as they head into the knockouts. He would end up completing 57 passes, seeing decent time on the ball from the defense. He would also earn two tackles and three clearances in the defense as the Ivory Coast earned a clean sheet.

JUNE 25 • ROTOWIRE

Isak Hien - Off during first half Hien was forced off the field in the 37th minute of Thursday's match against Japan due to an apparent muscle injury.

Impact Hien would stretch for a ball in the first half, and that would lead to his exit, appearing to stretch his leg too far and suffer a muscle injury in his thigh or groin region. At initial glance, the injury does appear to be somewhat serious and could keep him out the rest of the tournament, as anything in the hamstring or groin injury will take two to three weeks to recover from. Victor Lindelof will likely drop back into the defense while Lucas Bergvall earns a starting spot if Hien is out the rest of the tournament. However, they will hope scans will show something less major and encourage a potential return at the World Cup.

JUNE 25 • ROTOWIRE

Sead Kolasinac - Five crosses Wednesday Kolasinac registered five crosses (one accurate) and two chances created in Wednesday's 3-1 victory versus Qatar.

Impact Kolasinac sent in five crosses and a pair of chances created during Wednesday's win. The full-back was excellent throughout the match, but it was almost certainly the easiest match Bosnia will have in the World Cup. Kolasinac has quality, but might struggle as Bosnia progress in the tournament.

JUNE 24 • ROTOWIRE

Chelsea agree £47m deal for Serie A sensation as Xabi Alonso closes in on first major transfer

Chelsea have moved swiftly to secure their first major signing of the summer, reportedly reaching a £47 million agreement for Atalanta's ris...

JUNE 24 • goal

Chelsea agree £47m deal for Serie A sensation as Xabi Alonso closes in on first major transfer

Chelsea agree terms to sign Serie A star in deal worth over €55 million: Fabrizio Romano According to Fabrizio Romano, Chelsea have agreed to pay Atalanta over €55m for Marco Palestra.

JUNE 24 • SPORTSKEEDA.COM

Gennaro Gattuso named as Lazio coach after Italy debacle

Former Italy coach Gennaro Gattuso has been hired by Lazio

JUNE 23 • Associated Press

Charles De Ketelaere - Selected for bench De Ketelaere (undisclosed) is on the bench for Sunday's match against Iran.

Impact De Ketelaere was dealing with some minor issues Saturday but has recovered in time for Sunday's contest, earning a spot on the bench. That said, Romelu Lukaku sees the start in his place after De Ketelaere started in the opener. Lukaku is unlikely to play the full 90, which means space could be made for De Ketelaere to enter later in the match.

JUNE 21 • ROTOWIRE

Odilon Kossounou - Shaky in Germany fixture Kossounou recorded five clearances, one block and three interceptions and drew one foul in Saturday's 2-1 loss against Germany.

Impact Kossounou drew the start after subbing in very late in the previous contest and assembled a decent stat line, but he wasn't always on point in the back and misplaced a few passes. He replaced Guela Doue in the XI, with Wiflried Singo, who eventually subbed off due to injury in this one, moving to the right-back position. It remains to be seen whether that will be the way to go in the next match. His minutes also hinge on Evan N'Dicka's (thigh) status.

JUNE 20 • ROTOWIRE

Isak Hien - Pair of tackles in loss Hien registered two tackles (two won) and three clearances in Saturday's 5-1 loss versus Netherlands.

Impact Hien made a pair of tackles and three clearances during Saturday's loss. The defender was busy in a one-sided loss, but it certainly wasn't a good performance in a 5-1 defeat. Hien is going to need to bounce back in a big way if Sweden want to win in the third match of the group stage and guarantee their spot in the knockout round.

JUNE 20 • ROTOWIRE

Charles De Ketelaere - Rejoins team training De Ketelaere (undisclosed) is back in training Friday ahead of Sunday's match against Iran, according to HLN.be.

Impact De Ketelaere was held out of training Thursday and was limited to inside work as a precaution, although the attacker returned Friday. This is good news, as it now appears he will be fit to face Iran if he continues on the same path. He did start in the opener, so his absence would be a tough loss for the club. That said, they may be cautious to start him immediately, with Romelu Lukaku another option at forward.

JUNE 19 • ROTOWIRE

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