Moggi: "La Caduta della Juventus ha Rotto il Calcio Italiano, Necessario un Reset e Via Gravina"
Luciano Moggi, in una recente intervista, ha espresso il suo profondo disappunto per l'eliminazione della nazionale italiana, collegandola a eventi che, a suo dire, hanno profondamente alterato il panorama calcistico italiano a partire dal 2006. L'ex dirigente ha riproposto la sua controversa teoria, affermando che il "giocattolo" del calcio italiano si è irrimediabilmente rotto proprio quando "hanno rotto la Juventus", una squadra che, secondo Moggi, forniva un contributo essenziale alla qualità e ai successi della nazionale.
Moggi ha inoltre criticato apertamente la presenza di Gennaro Gattuso all'interno dell'ambiente federale, suggerendo che il suo ruolo fosse lì "per caso" o senza una reale giustificazione. Per risollevare le sorti del calcio italiano, l'ex direttore generale ha invocato un "reset" completo del sistema, chiedendo a gran voce un cambiamento radicale che includa le dimissioni del presidente della FIGC, Gabriele Gravina.
English Translation: Moggi: "Juventus's Downfall Broke Italian Football, Calls for Reset & Gravina Out"
In a recent interview, Luciano Moggi expressed his profound disappointment regarding the Italian national team's elimination, directly linking it to events that, according to him, have deeply altered the Italian football landscape since 2006. The former executive reiterated his controversial theory, stating that the "toy" of Italian football irrevocably broke precisely when "they broke Juventus," a team that, Moggi claims, provided an essential contribution to the quality and successes of the national side.
Moggi also openly criticized Gennaro Gattuso's presence within the federal environment, suggesting that his role there was "by chance" or without real justification. To revive the fortunes of Italian football, the former general manager called for a complete "reset" of the system, loudly demanding radical change that includes the resignation of FIGC President Gabriele Gravina.
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