Marotta attacca duramente sul caso Bastoni: "Quello che sta succedendo è vergognoso". Spiega poi la crisi dell'Italia usando l'esempio del Friuli.
Il dirigente dell'Inter, Giuseppe Marotta, ha espresso forte disappunto e preoccupazione per la situazione del difensore nerazzurro Alessandro Bastoni. "Il nostro difensore ha subito un linciaggio assurdo", ha dichiarato Marotta, aggiungendo che la mancata qualificazione dell'Italia ai Mondiali non può in alcun modo essere attribuita a lui. Marotta ha poi esteso la discussione alla crisi generale del calcio italiano, notando che la Nazionale sembra "sempre più ai margini". A suo parere, le cause principali sono la carenza di nuovi talenti emergenti e una tendenza diffusa a "litigare" internamente, un contesto che ha paragonato, in modo metaforico, a quello del Friuli per spiegare una situazione di difficoltà generale.
English Translation and Rephrasing:
Marotta Slams "Shameful" Bastoni Backlash & Explains Italy Football Crisis
Inter CEO Giuseppe Marotta has voiced strong disappointment and concern over the treatment of Nerazzurri defender Alessandro Bastoni. "Our defender has suffered an absurd lynching," Marotta stated, emphasizing that Italy's failure to qualify for the World Cup cannot in any way be attributed to Bastoni. Marotta then broadened the discussion to the general crisis in Italian football, noting that the National team appears to be "increasingly marginalized." In his view, the primary causes are a lack of emerging new talent and a widespread tendency to "fight" internally, a context he metaphorically linked to the region of Friuli to explain a situation of general difficulty.
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