Palermo, Corini after the mini-training camp in Rome: “We want to start the game again against Perugia”

Today ended the Palermo mini-retreat in Rome with trainer Eugenio Corini. who then spoke to the press. These are his words taken from mediagol.it: “I am happy with this retreat, the boys were ready. They had work at home during the holidays, which they did well, and as a result we worked with great intensity, great application, I am very satisfied. Test (with Vesna Viterbo, ed.) It was important to give the guys some playing time since we didn’t play for a couple of weeks. We did well, great stuff, we scored goals and it’s always important to score. But we also had a great defensive phase. So, the test was carried out in the best possible way. I asked for a great app, here it is. And also very good intensity. Two boys who tested positive for Covid tested negative and were available again, however they were working in their room.. We are happy that we found them before the week that will introduce us to Perugia.”

And specifically for Perugia: “From Monday we begin to work hard on Perugia, already this week we have been working on some important issues. We want to restart, do it better, we closed with positive momentum and we want to start with the same positive momentum.against a difficult opponent who comes from two victories in a row, with a very good coach. So we know what the pitfalls will be, but we are working as hard as we can and that gives me confidence that I can get back to work well.”

Note to the market: “I wanted to address the guys who chose a different path with an idea, they are exemplary professionals, extraordinary guys with very important moral values. a lot here. And so I wish them good luck, they deserve it for the children that they are. We went to dinner on a Thursday night, it’s important to be in a context other than the professional once in a while. I saw the kids get involved, they had fun, it was nice to be together and have this group dinner, which I think also promotes bonding between them, so they get to know each other better in a different context than in the locker room.

Finally, thoughts on Gianluca Vialli: “He was a great footballer, an exemplary professional, a true leader, one of those who took responsibility even off the field. He was like a coach, like a manager, and he also showed it in the disease that he always faced. strength I think seeing that hug between him and Mancini at the European Championship was something extraordinary. He is a boy who leaves a great memory. And for me, when a person leaves a great memory of himself, it means that he really was a man important , with equally important values. I want to express my condolences to the family and remind them that Gianluca left a great memory for all of us.”