Italy is back as the boss of Europe, with 5 teams out of 12 in total in the semi-final stage of three European competitions.
The Premier League is represented by Manchester City and West Ham, La Liga by Real and Sevilla, which together lag behind Serie A, with Milan, Inter, Juventus, Roma and Fiorentina.
Italian football raises its voice in Europe. No one like him at the moment, with 5 semi-final teams in 3 cups. Milan and Inter challenge each other in the Champions League and one of them will go to Istanbul for the final on June 10.
In the Europa League, Juventus will challenge Sevilla, while Roma faces Bayer Leverkusen. Allegri's side could meet Mourinho's in the last act of the competition, in the final on May 31 at Puskás Aréna in Budapest.
In the Conference League, Fiorentina face Basel in the semi-finals and will aim to qualify for the final on June 7 at the Eden Arena in Prague.
Italy records fantastic numbers this season in Europe. Spain and England are far behind, with only 2 teams in the semi-finals, with one team each representing Switzerland (Basel), the Netherlands (Az Alkmar) and Germany (Bayer Leverkusen).
It will be a busy May for the 5 Italian teams, who aim to do what Roma did last season in Tirana, winning the League and Conference 12 years after the Champions League won by Inter in 2010, in Madrid.
Meanwhile, Italy has achieved a record: its clubs have never received so many points in the UEFA rankings.