After the attack launched yesterday evening against Inter, the coach of Atalanta, Gian Piero Gasperinihe didn’t back down and he also escalated the issue to the microphones of Radio Anch’io Lo Sport confirming that the debt situation of not only Italian but European clubs does not allow competitiveness.
READ HERE – Gasperini, broadsides at Inter: “How do we fill the gap? By making a billion in debt and giving money left and right to the players”
NOT JUST INTER – “It’s not just Inter. Throughout Europe, in England or Spain, perhaps not in Germany because Bayern has always been very careful, the teams that win have conditions behind them that they can then afford because they have such a pool of possibilities to recover certain debts that Atalanta absolutely cannot think about it. But it applies to many teams.”
UNSUSTAINABILITY – “This is the unsustainability of football in Europe, which has brought a lot of problems, which has led to trying to create the Super League and now to an even different Champions League, always with the idea of doing many more money which is never enough because these teams that win end up losing. Atalanta’s example is unique because it won in healthy economic conditions.”
SUPER ALLOY – “Virtual Super League? This is the reality of the facts. Of course, hundreds of millions of differences in being able to make contracts and buy new players cuts out all the other teams. We cause such a stir because these are things that happen once in a while, like Leicester in the Premier League, however, they are difficult to repeat.”
BEING IN THE CHAMPIONS IS AN ACHIEVEMENT – “It is much more difficult today than for Verona in 1985 to be competitive for the scudetto. There is a 25 point difference between us and Inter. Just being in the Champions League is a huge achievement, then it is right that people can dream of do something more and no one will hold back.”
WIN BACK – “The goal is to make the team stronger and more complete, but this doesn’t mean having to win the Europa League again.”
