“I wasn't counting on the experience of a season like this,” Salerno (Italpress) – “If it were for the company, I would have taken a step back. The phone calls have already reached my manager, at the moment there is no talk about it.” “Salernitana is having a terrible season but this is the time to stay in the saddle.” Danilo Iervolino, in an interview with Corriere della Sera, has no intention of giving up even if the ghost of B gets closer and closer. “I was not counting on experiencing a season like this, nor on having to explain to my children the reasons for the threats, insults and social attacks I have been subjected to in recent months.

I also made a lot of mistakes, and I had to trust my gut, not be conditional and be more present. What if I'm thinking of going back? Of course, though, the calculation still keeps us in the game. I look around, I want to think carefully. I assure you that there will be a revolution. The category is different and I will make choices based on a health project. Enough with the names, these are not what gives credibility to the project. “I didn't get into football to get fame, I didn't need it.” But looking at the system more generally, he admits: “The football industry is quietly resigned to not moving anything, and that scares me. There is a need for change, which is a widespread feeling, but then nothing is done. We have billions in debt all over the system.” So football dies.