Rome, 29 July (LaPresse) – “There is total collaboration with Serie A on this project. It was they who involved me in the match, but also because I believe it is the best and most direct way to enhance the value of their assets. If I take Dimarco or Barella, for example, if they don’t go to the World Cup, I believe they would be worth significantly less today had they not performed excellently at the World Cup. They’ve understood this.” These were the words of FIGC president Giovanni Malagò at a press conference. “We feel the pressure. We haven’t qualified for three World Cups, and rightly so. It’s been 20 years since we last played a knockout match at a World Cup. By the weekend, I expect to have found a third person to complete the squad,” added Malagò.
National News, Malagò: “Serie A is fully on board with this project”
Rome, 29 July (LaPresse) – “There is total collaboration with Serie A on this project. It was they who involved me in the match, but also because I believe it is the best and most direct way to enhance the value of their assets. If I take Dimarco or Barella, for example, if they don’t go to the World Cup, I believe they would be worth significantly less today had they not performed excellently at the World Cup. They’ve understood this.” These were the words of FIGC president Giovanni Malagò at a press conference. “We feel the pressure. We haven’t qualified for three World Cups, and rightly so. It’s been 20 years since we last played a knockout match at a World Cup. By the weekend, I expect to have found a third person to complete the squad,” added Malagò.
