Before a full weekend of action for Americans playing throughout the world, we take a look at the most hotly burning questions on our minds as we plan a full schedule of game-watching in the Yanks Abroad multimedia bunker.
Weston McKennie returned from USMNT duty to help Juventus climb into Italy’s Champions Legue places while Gianluca Busio and Venezia tumbled down into the relegation zone with a loss against Napoli.
Weston McKennie and Juventus settled for a scoreless draw at AC Milan while Tanner Tessmann and Covid-hit Venezia narrowly missed a shock result against Inter Milan in the last Serie A action before the international break.
Young Boys striker Jordan Pefok has been in good form for his club in the Swiss Super League this season. Now, it appears that Serie A side Venezia is interested in bringing him to Italy.
For the second straight game, goal-scorer Weston McKennie was the dominant figure for Juventus, while Andrija Novakovich got on the scoreboard to help Frosinone to victory in Serie B.
Before a full weekend of action, Yanks Abroad takes a look at what are some of the burning questions and interesting stories that we’ll be following in our weekend watching.
Tanner Tessmann was called upon to man Venezia’s midfield in their Coppa Italia Round of 16 game against Atalanta, and put in a solid shift to help keep it close for the duration as they eventually crashed out of the competition in a two-goal loss.
Weston McKennie continued to prove himself as one of the most important pieces for Juventus setting up their winning goal as they pulled off a remarkable come-back against Roma.
Weston McKennie was the only American to take the field in Italy’s midweek round of Serie A games, helping Juventus to salvage a point amidst a chaotic day of cancellations and forfeitures. Juventus 1 – 1 Napoli In one of the six Serie A games to go forward on Thursday, Weston McKennie played the full […]
With the 2021-22 season boasting the highest-ever number of Americans plying their trade in Italy’s top two divisions, let’s take a detailed look at how things are going so far in “The Boot” of Europe.
