Marco Verratti, Italy midfielder, spoke to Sky Sport after the match won with Wales, who returned to the blue ranks and his debut at Euro 2020: “The first five days of injury I thought I would not make it, it was tough: I was lucky, I got hurt in strange way. I knew I had nothing to lose, I worked two or three times a day. Thanks to PSG: thanks to their staff I reached the European Championship .. And also the coach, who waited for me. I relived the nightmares of 2016, skipping a European championship is already tough. I’m happy to be back “.
Now who goes out?
“The coach must be happy and proud to have players like that. In the national team I would also be on the bench. We must all be proud to represent a country in such an important competition, millions of people. We are all the same, the coach will make his choices. and everyone will give their all. If I play a minute or a hundred, I’ll give my life anyway. We have to give it our all in a time like this when people suffer, you can’t be pissed off about a bench. Now we will always have challenges from the inside-or -out in the 90 minutes. The light-heartedness of these young people can make people do things that go beyond. Everyone must give their best both on and off the pitch. On this we are a great group, let’s continue like this, carefree even if it is difficult.
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