Serie A teams ‘tried to raise the quality of their game this season’ according to Sassuolo’s Eusebio Di Francesco, who’s frustrated by ‘the hysteria.’
The former Roma midfielder led the Neroverdi to an impressive sixth-place finish this season, which could see them enter Europe for the first time if Juventus lift the Coppa Italia.
Di Francesco was interviewed by Gazzetta dello Sport today and touched upon what has delighted and frustrated him about this season in Italy’s top flight.
Serie A teams ‘tried to raise the quality of their game this season’ according to Sassuolo’s Eusebio Di Francesco, who’s frustrated by ‘the hysteria.’
The former Roma midfielder led the Neroverdi to an impressive sixth-place finish this season, which could see them enter Europe for the first time if Juventus lift the Coppa Italia.
Di Francesco was interviewed by Gazzetta dello Sport today and touched upon what has delighted and frustrated him about this season in Italy’s top flight.
“In this year’s Serie A I liked that almost all the teams tried to raise the quality of their game,” he explained.
“The big teams and the small. Even at the cost of paying with a few points fewer in the table.
“What annoyed me? The hysteria. Also among Coaches. I even put myself in the dock. We must be better, all of us.
“Who would I like to coach? A year ago we tried to sign Bernardeschi. I saw him at Crotone and I fell in love with him. He has something special.
“Juve-Milan? I’ll listen to it in the car on the way back from a conference organised by Mapei. And I’ll support Juve.”