Rome, 20 July (LaPresse) – “I’ll carry on until December. After that, I’ll speak to the president, Claudio Tapia. The plan is to relax and take a break. This is a spectacular, dream-like place. I hope people get the chance to be here. Any Argentine would love to be here. It’s been a pleasure to be here. An honour. I would never even have dreamt of something like this.” So said Argentina’s manager, Lionel Scaloni, in his 104th match in charge of the national team, following the defeat in the World Cup final against Spain. “I’ll stay here until December, if the president so wishes, and after that it will be complicated because it’s only right that things might change, and I also see that as a good thing. What must remain is this team spirit, this sense of unity between the players and the fans – a feeling that I believe must never be broken and must last forever. I’ll stay here until December, and after that I’ll probably leave,” he added.
Argentina, Scaloni: ‘I’ll stay on until December and then I’ll probably step down as manager’
Rome, 20 July (LaPresse) – “I’ll carry on until December. After that, I’ll speak to the president, Claudio Tapia. The plan is to relax and take a break. This is a spectacular, dream-like place. I hope people get the chance to be here. Any Argentine would love to be here. It’s been a pleasure to be here. An honour. I would never even have dreamt of something like this.” So said Argentina’s manager, Lionel Scaloni, in his 104th match in charge of the national team, following the defeat in the World Cup final against Spain. “I’ll stay here until December, if the president so wishes, and after that it will be complicated because it’s only right that things might change, and I also see that as a good thing. What must remain is this team spirit, this sense of unity between the players and the fans – a feeling that I believe must never be broken and must last forever. I’ll stay here until December, and after that I’ll probably leave,” he added.
