Milan concluded their first Champions League match with a dominant 4‑0 victory against Salzburg in Vienna. The result was led by an exceptional Alphadjo Cissé, who scored a hat-trick already in the first half of the match, paving the way for the Rossoneri's dominance. The fourth goal came thanks to Gonçalo Ramos, who sealed the conclusion of the match. The performance was an immediate response to the sporting disaster that struck Italian teams in their last two Champions League matches, where they suffered four consecutive defeats.
Meanwhile, Juventus found themselves in difficulty in their Europa League match against Celta Vigo. The Rossonero fell a goal short, losing 1-0 on the Spanish club's difficult pitch. The result left the team in a delicate position in the group standings, needing to make up points in the next few matches to keep their hopes of qualification alive.
On the same European border, Atalanta had a positive day in the Conference League. La Dea achieved a 3‑0 victory against Celta Vigo, with goals from Elmas, Raspadori and Scamacca. The performance was characterized by fluid play and a solid defense, which allowed the Juventus club to consolidate its position in the group and continue the competition with confidence.
In the transfer market, Bayern Munich has announced the extension of Harry Kane's contract. The Englishman, who would have expired at the end of the current season, has signed a new agreement with the German club. Bayern highlighted the extraordinary achievements of Kane, who in just over three seasons scored 154 goals in all competitions, cementing his reputation as one of the best strikers in the world.
With this news, Italian teams prepare to continue their European campaigns, while Bayern Munich strengthens their squad with the extension of one of their attacking pillars. Next week will see the teams face new challenges, with the hope of improving their position in their respective competitions.