Every time Francesco Totti comes back to talk about the Roma and his possible return to society, half the city stops: that of the Giallorossi faith. Today a little more, knowing that the former captain was also expected to clarify the meaning of some of his statements which caused a lot of talk about his successor on the field, Paulo Dybala. “An excellent player, but if I were a manager I would think carefully about what I should do with a player who plays 15 games a year,” Er Pupone said two days ago, intercepted by Corriere dello Sport. Today, Totti returns to these words to clear the field of controversy, during a live Instagram with Sports media. “I am not a manager, but simply a supporter of Roma and for this reason I can say what I want,” he said during the conversation with Marialuisa Jacobelli. But “when I was asked if I were a Giallorossi coach what I would have done with Dybala, I replied that I would have thought carefully about confirming him given that he plays 50% of the matches. With that, I also didn't want to attack Paulo because I always thought he was a top player, so much so that I was the first to try to bring him to Rome. When he is on the field, the team changes its face.” Peace made, in all likelihood, with the Giallorossi on the 21st. As for another illustrious heir, Daniele De Rossi who inherited the captain's armband from Totti, that There's no point even arguing. “I didn't expect such a departure. But I hoped for it because I know Daniele, an exceptional person who has a desire different from that of many other coaches. What 'he does is great.' The question that all Roman supporters ask themselves, even not too secretly, is whether he, Totti, will one day land on this bench. Or even in business management. Not today, tomorrow who knows, Pupone clarifies once again live: “I will never see myself again in Rome with this direction: if they had looked for me, they would have found me. It does not depend on me. But I will never say no to Roma. When the time is right, if there is one, I will come back. »
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