Marco Verratti’s agent insists the midfielder “is not afraid” to go back to France, and Euro 2016 should go ahead.
Paris was rocked by a co-ordinated terrorist attack last night, with over 100 people killed, and some have suggested that security concerns should see the European Championships moved.
“We’re all stunned by what’s happened,” Donato Di Campli, agent of Paris Saint-Germain’s Verratti told Radio Crc.
Marco Verratti’s agent insists the midfielder “is not afraid” to go back to France, and Euro 2016 should go ahead.
Paris was rocked by a co-ordinated terrorist attack last night, with over 100 people killed, and some have suggested that security concerns should see the European Championships moved.
“We’re all stunned by what’s happened,” Donato Di Campli, agent of Paris Saint-Germain’s Verratti told Radio Crc.
“France has already been through this once before [the Charlie Hebdo attacks], but maybe yesterday was an even worse massacre.
“Marco Verratti was not in France yesterday, but he’s not afraid to enter the country, we must return to normality.
“Something major happened, which must be taken into account, but life goes on.
“The Euros should be in France, absolutely.”