Massimo Brambati, former footballer and agent, opened his radio studio on TMW Radio to comment on the situation of various Italian clubs. In the afternoon of Tuttomercatoweb.com, Brambati began by talking about Atalanta's recent match in the Conference League against Pafos, underlining how coach Sarri tried to motivate the team against an opponent considered "easy". According to Brambati, Sarri would have liked to raise the players' antennas, making them understand that the match was not a simple "match" and that the risk of making a fool of himself was real. Brambati then compared the situation with other European examples, citing Bayern's defeat against Viking and Inter's entire match against Bruges, to highlight that today football is more unpredictable and that even the strongest teams can suffer defeats.
During the broadcast, Brambati expressed his opinions on Inter's performance in the Champions League, stating that he had not foreseen the defeat against the Piedmontese club. He highlighted Inter's difficulty in maintaining the same intensity of play in Europe compared to the Italian league, and recognized the importance of a reliable goalkeeper, citing the situation of goalkeeper Martinez. Brambati suggested that Inter should carefully evaluate the position of the goalkeeper, since safety in front of goal is fundamental for the solidity of the defensive department.
The commentator then dedicated a few minutes to the Napoli situation, referring to the recent problems between coach Allegri and player Kevin De Bruyne. Brambati argued that although De Bruyne was a great champion in the past, his recent behavior had been "destructive" for the group. He recalled the period in which De Bruyne had brought "discord" to the club, stressing that a champion must be constructive both on and off the pitch. Brambati also expressed his opinion that the coach cannot simply change tactics at the twentieth training session, but must work with the group to improve cohesion.
Finally, the former prosecutor chatted briefly about Rome and the figure of Gasperini, highlighting the difficulty of maintaining the defense in critical moments. Brambati recognized that, although Gasperini expressed criticism, it is important to also look at the positive aspects of the work done. In conclusion, Brambati invited listeners to follow the next matches and monitor the evolution of the clubs discussed, underlining that Italian football continues to be a field of great uncertainty and great passion.