Chelsea Coach Maurizio Sarri believes “in Italy we can do more” to combat racism, and defends “wonderful man” Kalidou Koulibaly.
The Napoli centre-back was subjected to racist abuse from a section of Inter fans on Wednesday, and the former Partenopei boss was asked about the incident in his Press conference today.
“You know that in Italy there are some problems in football,” Sarri said.
“Especially for Naples, I think. When I was there we stopped two matches, One against Lazio in Rome and Sampdoria in Genoa.
Chelsea Coach Maurizio Sarri believes “in Italy we can do more” to combat racism, and defends “wonderful man” Kalidou Koulibaly.
The Napoli centre-back was subjected to racist abuse from a section of Inter fans on Wednesday, and the former Partenopei boss was asked about the incident in his Press conference today.
“You know that in Italy there are some problems in football,” Sarri said.
“Especially for Naples, I think. When I was there we stopped two matches, One against Lazio in Rome and Sampdoria in Genoa.
“I am very sorry for Kalidou, because he is a wonderful man. I am really very sorry for him. I think in Italy We can do more for this problem.”