De Laurentiis updates the Countdown: “We’ll talk about it in 10 days”
The President of Napoli confirms the confidential negotiation: "The next 10 days are decisive, balance must win, not support"
NAPLES – “Now I can’t talk. The next ten days will be decisive, after all the necessary objective evaluations in which the fairness of reasoning and not cheering must win.” And so Aurelio De Laurentiis updates the Countdown: will he be the coach of the next Napoli?. The President, speaking at a conference on the topic of racism, confirms the “confidential” negotiation. And then it comes back on the Acerbi-Juan Jesus case, and racism in Italy.
“Italy is not a racist country, on the contrary it is a welcoming country, we have seen it with all the migrants who have arrived. In 2018 the film Green book which is the story of a black pianist who in 1962 crossed America for a series of solo concerts, accompanied by an Italian American who experienced first-hand the intolerance of truly racist Americans towards black people. They didn’t allow him to have lunch there room where the concert would be held, nor to go to the hotel bathroom but to an incredibly disastrous public latrine. A reverse path that reclaims the soul of the Italian American who sees what racism is in his adopted country. It is a country where there are outbreaks of intolerance towards diversity, which can be skin colour, religions, sexuality, bisexuality. Religion is a need of man himself, it must be respected and instead it is exploited. Italy debates too much, it is not the country of action otherwise it would have too much of a right-wing imprint. Solutions that would be very easy to implement are expanding over time. Acts that are the result of personal dissatisfaction. Eventhe episode of Juan Jesus and another footballer is the result of frustrations towards which the principle of hospitality should be applied. Okay, it happened, let’s get over it, we must also accept certain rudeness that one must suffer in the name of freedom and absolute transparency”.