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What if Francesco Totti made his comeback to the world of football and to Serie A? The Italian legend bowed out in 2017 with a long and great career with AS Roma.
During an interview given to II Messsaggero, the 2006 world champion admitted that certain Serie A and Serie B clubs such as Cagliari and Sampdoria Genoa had contacted him to offer him a return to the field. The legendary number 10 admitted that certain proposals had made him think and that he was not closing the door to an incredible comeback.
“ Serie A teams called me. I admit that they made me think, that they drove me crazy. It would be difficult, but in life you should never say never. There are players who played so many years after their career ended. It also depends on where you play, with all due respect, but if I were to come back to Serie A I would have to train well. With the level of Serie A today, I could easily have a say on the pitch. » The message has been sent and it is clear. To be continued…
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