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Mancini Vows to Make Amends and Revitalize Italy's National Football Team

Roberto Mancini has apologized following his reappointment as Italy's head coach and pledged to get the Azzurri back on track, vowing to make amends for abandoning the team during his second stint.

29 Jul, 17:40 — 30 Jul, 09:12
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The GuardianMostly Factual1d ago

‘I’m very sorry’: Mancini apologises after being reappointed as Italy head coach

Mancini quit Italy job to take over Saudi Arabia in 2023 ‘Some will be against me … maybe people will forgive’ Roberto Mancini issued an apology in his first public comments after being reappointed as the Italy head coach, three years after he abandoned the same job for a lucrative contract with Saudi Arabia. “I’m very sorry,” Mancini said. “It was like losing the woman of your life. And it means you did something that shouldn’t have been done. So I’m sorry, very sorry also for everything t...

By Associated Press

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YahooMostly Factual1d ago

New Italy boss Roberto Mancini vows to take Azzurri back on track

Roberto Mancini has been appointed Italy manager for a second time, a day after Andrea Pirlo ruled himself out of the running and FIGC technical director Paolo Maldini resigned.Mancini returns amidst ...

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ANSAMostly Factual1d ago

Mancini vows to make amends for abandoning Italy during 2nd stint in charge

(ANSA) - ROME, JUL 30 - Roberto Mancini vowed to make amends for abandoning the Italian national team in 2023 when he was presented as the Azzurri's new coach on Wednesday. "The national team jersey is a bit like the woman of your life—if you lose it, you've done something wrong," the former Sampdoria and Lazio forward told a news conference, apologizing for his decision to leave the Italy bench three years ago to embark on a lucrative but unsuccessful stint as coach of Saudi Arabia. "Now I h...

By ANSA

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