Italy: Spalletti, the very strong words of Buffon

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By: Manu Tournoux

Italy: Spalletti, the very strong words of Buffon

The former glory of transalpine football said all the good things he thought of the new coach of Italy, Luciano Spalletti.

Since August 18, Luciano Spalletti has fully embraced his new role as coach of Italy, after his departure from the post of coach of Naples. Invited to give his opinion on the new boss of the Squadra azurraGianluigi Buffon, the new head of the Italian delegation, has validated the arrival of the man from Certaldo at the head of the quadruple world champion team.

“I have the feeling that Italy has found the man for the job at the right time. I had the chance to spend the last few days with the coach, his staff and I heard that they were talking about concepts, emotions and values ​​that I believe are necessary to achieve our goal.told the former Juventus goalkeeper to the media.

And the winner of the 2006 World Cup added: “The Italian federation reacted quickly and effectively, that’s what matters to those who are interested in the Nazionale..

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