Walter Zenga says he ‘threw body and soul into Sampdoria’ following his sacking and reiterates that Antonio Cassano ‘isn’t in shape.’
The Coach was fired by the Marassi outfit yesterday after taking over in the summer and was believed to have a difficult relationship with Cassano.
However, he defended his work at the club in an interview with Il Secolo XIX.
Walter Zenga says he ‘threw body and soul into Sampdoria’ following his sacking and reiterates that Antonio Cassano ‘isn’t in shape.’
The Coach was fired by the Marassi outfit yesterday after taking over in the summer and was believed to have a difficult relationship with Cassano.
However, he defended his work at the club in an interview with Il Secolo XIX.
“I was probably the only Coach in Serie A who spent the last day of the transfer market in Ata Hotel in Milan to help with the closure of my team’s deals,” said Zenga.
“I’ve never held back and I threw body and soul into things regarding Sampdoria.
“If the squad remained like this after the market maybe it’s to my credit, and instead only accusations have come.
“Cassano? I was clear and you knew how it ended, he is a great and I told him that but he’s not in shape.
“These aren’t excuses of mine, just considerations that we will make one day when I come back to talking about the adventure at Samp that has improved me anyway.”