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Tuesday, October 20, 2026

Football Italia Show: Serie A’s three biggest disappointments of 2026-27

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Following the conclusion of Serie A Round 7, Lorenzo Bettoni takes a closer look at three of the league’s biggest disappointments so far this season: Juventus, Napoli and Atalanta.

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Despite high expectations, all three clubs have struggled to deliver consistently convincing performances, raising questions about their form, progress and ambitions for the 2026-27 campaign.

In this episode of the Football Italia Show, we analyse what has gone wrong for each team, examine the key issues behind their underwhelming starts and discuss whether they can turn things around in the coming weeks.

Are these early-season struggles just a temporary setback, or is there a deeper problem at each club? Watch the full discussion as we assess Serie A’s most disappointing teams after seven rounds.

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