Who knows, maybe the new coach Wolf – the one who solves the Viola’s problems – might be able to rewrite the future in Florence thanks to these performances?
A front page containing a one-way ticket to Athens. The story that has involved the Angolan striker in the last three weeks is as strange as it is beautiful: he ended up on the sidelines due to personal problems (but it cannot be ruled out that some delays in training could have had an impact), in the last 114 minutes on the pitch spread over three matches – the two against Bruges and the one against Verona – the former Spezia player scored a goal, an assist and earned the decisive penalty for European qualification. What is particularly striking is the head with which Nzola entered the field in the matches in which he was called upon to make his contribution once the match had started: a body language that certified his desire to finally feel important for a group who waited a long time for him. And who knows whether the new coach Wolf – the one who solves the Viola’s problems – might be able to rewrite, thanks to these performances, a future in Florence that already seems obvious. The Nation reports it.
