“I’m disgusted”, and down insults to Milan – Libero Quotidiano

The whistles a Gigio Donnarumma, the loud and noisy protest received by the goalkeeper at San Siro in the match between Italy and Spain. Rain of whistles for the goalkeeper who downloaded Milan on a free transfer, after multi-million dollar contracts and after hiring his brother as well. Elegant? No. Understandable? Yup.

And now, in the dispute of the whistles, here is entering with a straight leg too Mino Raiola, Donnarumma’s agent, who has long “brigaded” to remove him on a free transfer from Milan to collect as much as possible on commissions. Well, now Raiola, interviewed by Corriere dello Sport, he has the ardor to raise his finger and be moral: “I’m disgusted by the whistles at Gigio. And now I wonder why Milan did not officially intervene to distance himself from the dispute, to defend him in some way “, he shoots.

Perhaps Donnarumma does not remember that in the days before the match, the entire Milan management had spent relaxing words on Donnarumma, thanking him for what he did for the Rossoneri. And again, Raiola even invokes a “distancing from the protest”, which, however unpleasant it was civil, was limited to whistles, and from what world and world has never seen a society distance itself from … whistles.

Perhaps Raiola was referring to the banner displayed by the ultras near the hotel of the national team before the match: “Man of shit“. But anyhow, it is not true that the Milan managers have not exposed themselves. When they remind him of how Donnarumma is accused of ingratitude, he replies:” Gigio is a boy who has always given everything both to the national team, contributing to the victory of the team. ‘European, where he was elected best player of the tournament, and to Milan where he remained faithful in the darkest and most difficult moments of society, putting his heart, commitment and professionalism into it until the last day, and helping to bring the team back to the Champions League. I find it strange and very disappointing that AC Milan, who knows the truth, has not distanced himself from this unacceptable and unfair behavior. The truth is that Milan have not known or been able to keep him “, he concludes. But Raiola’s attempt appears clumsy. Just like Donnarumma’s escape from the Rossoneri …