Thiago Motta won’t retire from Italy duty, but his agent acknowledges “this will probably be his last call-up”.
The midfielder is part of Antonio Conte’s squad for Euro 2016, but has been criticised by certain sections of fans and the media.
“Thiago is 33-years-old, so he’s mature now,” Alessandro Canovi said on Radio Crc.
“He’s an intelligent guy, he knows why he was called-up but he’s very attached to Conte. He’s in the Azzurri squad to give his best, and there can be criticisms too.
Thiago Motta won’t retire from Italy duty, but his agent acknowledges “this will probably be his last call-up”.
The midfielder is part of Antonio Conte’s squad for Euro 2016, but has been criticised by certain sections of fans and the media.
“Thiago is 33-years-old, so he’s mature now,” Alessandro Canovi said on Radio Crc.
“He’s an intelligent guy, he knows why he was called-up but he’s very attached to Conte. He’s in the Azzurri squad to give his best, and there can be criticisms too.
“Thiago won’t say goodbye to the Italian national team, but this will probably be his last call-up. “Spain? Their only weaknesses is on the flanks, especially at the back.”