Italian newspapers reacted to the demise of former Juventus and Chelsea star Gianluca Vialli on Friday after battling most cancers on the age of 58.

La Stampa paid tribute to the previous Juventus captain and referred to as him ‘Captain ceaselessly’.

After beginning his profession within the Italian decrease leagues along with his native membership Cremonese, Viali would first come to the fore after becoming a member of Sampdoria, the place he would begin a profitable strike partnership with future Premier League coach Roberto Mancini.

Gianluca Vialli died on the age of 58 after a protracted battle with most cancers.

Viali’s efforts for Blucerchiati would earn him the call-up to the nationwide crew and would additionally see him win two Serie A titles, the primary of three Coppa Italia and UEFA Cup Winners’ Cups throughout his performing profession.

After transferring to Juventus for a file £12.5m charge, Vialli would stay an integral a part of the Outdated Girl within the early Nineties, accumulating a slew of silverware earlier than taking up the membership’s second Champions League win. Enjoying profession with Chelsea.

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