Italy coach, Luciano Spalletti, returned to the behavior of the San Siro public towards his team this Tuesday against Ukraine.
Despite a success against Ukraine (2-1) this Tuesday at San Siro, the Italians were heavily booed by their public. An attitude which results from a big disappointment among fans following the draw conceded against North Macedonia (1-1) last Saturday. Not to mention that AC Milan supporters have still not tasted the departure of Gianluigi Donnarumma from the Lombard club for Paris Saint-Germain in July 2021. Present at a press conference, the Italian coach, Luciano Spalletti, spoke However, he showed understanding of the fans’ reaction. The former Naples coach also believes that the best way to deal with criticism is to respond to it on the pitch.
“We have to give everything, we have to accept criticism. For what ? Because we are privileged and if we are booed, it is because we did not deserve the applause. Someone who has the personality we need should not react. Sometimes one can respond with actions, sometimes with words, to show one’s character. Sometimes you stay quiet, and then you stay quiet and you work harder, and then you put on a better show because you might have been booed.”explained the 64-year-old man.
