Damiano Tommasi is embittered about Inter–Udinese's record of foreigners on the pitch: 'The rules that allow this are wrong'.
The confrontation between the Biscione and the Zebrette was the first in Serie A history in which no Italians started for either team.
The president of the Italian Footballers' Association Tommasi did not take this well.
Damiano Tommasi is embittered about Inter-Udinese's record of foreigners on the pitch: 'The rules that allow this are wrong'.
The confrontation between the Biscione and the Zebrette was the first in Serie A history in which no Italians started for either team.
The president of the Italian Footballers' Association Tommasi did not take this well.
“Bearing in mind that I represent the sindacate that protects the rights, among others, of footballers in Italy, it seems clear to me that the regulations are wrong,” said Tommasi, as reported by Calciomercato.com.
“All I can say is that we have not been listened to, when the federal rules were drawn out with our support regarding the increase of young Italians on the pitch.”