Transfer ‘warning’ to Juventus during Spain-Italy: “It seemed to be from another category and inadequate”
The flop ofItaly against the Spain continues to enliven discussions on social media, on TV and on the radio. A flop that highlighted the limits, or rather the evident drop in performance of a player whose name is on the club’s shopping list Juventus.
Let’s talk about Giovanni By Lorenzoyesterday outclassed by a Nico Williams literally uncatchable. The captain of the Naples, who, as is known, wants to leave the Azzurri, has consequently ended up in the sights of the fans as well as the critics. “I don’t dwell on the initial choice, but I really don’t understand why Di Lorenzo played the whole 90 minutes,” Stefano Agresti, deputy director of ‘La Gazzetta dello Sport’, told ‘Radio Radio’.
“He seemed from another category and inadequate – added Agresti – I thought that after the first half Spalletti remove Di Lorenzo. On that flank they disintegrated us and the coach had to do something after the first half to fix things since they were asphalting us. Several of Spalletti’s choices didn’t convince me and surprised me in a negative way.”
Furio’s comment was even harsher Fireplaces: “Di Lorenzo is no longer a football player – he began – Any Serie A footballer, at least once, would have at least tried to foul Nico Williams and, at worst, would not have allowed him to skip him like that. However, the discussion is more general: yesterday you didn’t lose Di Lorenzo just because of the disastrous performance of the individuals.” Focolari also lashes out against Spalletti: “It probably was the worst Italy that I have ever seen between the European Championships and the World Cup: it was a catastrophe.”
