The show kicks off with Fabrizio weighing in on the ultimate debate: UK vs. US football culture, before diving into his own journey — from growing up with the game, playing it, and even his obsession with FIFA.

From there, we ask the big one: what’s the biggest risk Fabrizio has taken in his career? He also reveals how he actually does his job — do sources check in with him, or do players just text Fabrizio directly?

Social media takes center stage too, with Fabrizio explaining how online chatter really shapes transfers… and why, if Twitter didn’t exist, Lucas Paquetá might’ve ended up at Aston Villa.

We get into the day-to-day as well — from 19 hours of screen time to stories about changing his phone, plus his thoughts on competitiveness, rivalries, and what the future of journalism looks like in a world where he speaks four languages.

And of course, it wouldn’t be It’s Called Soccer without some quickfire questions to round things off 🔥

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0:00 - Intro

0:50 - UK v US

02:04 - Fabrizio's Background

05:55 - How Fabrizio Does His Job

10:04 - The Impact Of Social Media & Here We Go

13:40 - Fabrizio's Screen Time

15:50 - Competitiveness Of Journalism

20:01 - Fabrizio's Phone

22:10 - Fabrizio's Stories Broken

24:10 - Cole Palmer To Chelsea

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