Former Napoli Pepe Reina derides “fake moralists” after being cleared by the FIGC of links to the Camorra, and looks forward to his three years at Milan.
The goalkeeper was accused of having links to the Neapolitan mafia, but the Federation today declared that the prosecutor’s charges were inadmissible, so no sporting charges will be brought.
Former Napoli Pepe Reina derides “fake moralists” after being cleared by the FIGC of links to the Camorra, and looks forward to his three years at Milan.
The goalkeeper was accused of having links to the Neapolitan mafia, but the Federation today declared that the prosecutor’s charges were inadmissible, so no sporting charges will be brought.
“And now that everything is is ‘past’, I’d like to thank those who stayed close,” Reina wrote on Twitter, accompanied by a picture saying “where the ignorant speak, the intelligent smile in silence”.
“People who really know me, you had no doubt. Thank you to all family and friends! The fake moralists can shut up too. Now, peace!
“There’s a big challenge for me in these next three years, I’ll be ready!”
Ed adesso che è “passato” tutto,vorrei ringraziare quelli che sono stati vicini,la gente che davvero mi conosce non avevate dubbi..GRAZIE a tutti voi famiglia ed amici!! I finti moralisti possono zittire pure..Ora pace!C’è una grande sfida per me i prossimi 3 anni.Sarò pronto! pic.twitter.com/ODuVFwT3DJ
— Pepe Reina (@PReina25) July 3, 2018