Antonio Cassano exchanged words with Giuseppe Rossi during Sampdoria-Fiorentina: 'I'm happy for you, but I'm doing terrible'.
The 33-year-old replaced Roberto Soriano in the last ten minutes of the game, but was unable to make a dent on the Viola's 2-0 lead.
Meeting his Nazionale teammate Rossi in the half-time break, he hugged him and told him, “I'm happy for you,” in reference to the many injuries that Pepito has finally overcome.
Rossi replied: “How about you, how are you doing?”
Antonio Cassano exchanged words with Giuseppe Rossi during Sampdoria-Fiorentina: 'I'm happy for you, but I'm doing terrible'.
The 33-year-old replaced Roberto Soriano in the last ten minutes of the game, but was unable to make a dent on the Viola's 2-0 lead.
Meeting his Nazionale teammate Rossi in the half-time break, he hugged him and told him, “I'm happy for you,” in reference to the many injuries that Pepito has finally overcome.
Rossi replied: “How about you, how are you doing?”
Cassano's reply, with Coach Walter Zenga just behind them and within earshot, was hardly positive, even though it was said with a laugh.
“Must I tell you the truth? I'm doing terrible,” he said, although the term he chose, in line with his character, was somewhat more obscene.