Inter struggles despite Serie A lead; pressure mounts on Spalletti and Amorim
CBS Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 29, 2026, 2:43 PM
Last updated Oct 29, 2026

Inter maintains the top position in Serie A after a 2-0 victory over Venezia, but their win came through two own goals, raising concerns about their performance. Meanwhile, Juventus lost 2-0 to Genoa, putting pressure on coach Luciano Spalletti. AC Milan's Ruben Amorim faces similar scrutiny after a 4-2 defeat to Bologna. Upcoming matches for both Juventus and AC Milan could determine their coaches' futures as the league approaches the November international break.
- •Inter leads Serie A with 25 points but showed flaws in last match.
- •Juventus fell to Genoa, increasing pressure on coach Luciano Spalletti.
- •AC Milan lost to Bologna, leaving them seven points behind Inter.
- •Both Spalletti and Amorim's futures depend on the next matches.
- •Upcoming derby between Inter and AC Milan is crucial for Amorim's job.
- 2:43 PMCBS Sports — Serie A hot takes: Inter not deserving of lead; Luciano Spalletti and Ruben Amorim in big trouble
"Massive clashes against Napoli and Inter could decide the fates of the Juventus and AC Milan bosses before the November international break
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