Enzo Bucchioni, well-known TMW Radio commentator, expressed his opinion on the Kevin DeBruyne case during an interview on Tuttomercatoweb.com. The journalist declared that he was on coach Allegri's side, underlining that, despite the player's fame, it is essential that a professional adapts to the coach's directives, especially when the club already faces many difficulties in the dressing room. Bucchioni added that Allegri's role is to manage internal problems and avoid further tensions, inviting the players to collaborate to resolve existing issues.
Meanwhile, SerieA continues to show multiple stories of rivalries and changes in direction. Juventus achieved a breakthrough in Vigo thanks to a double from KoloMuani, although the center forward is not considered a classic "centre forward" but more of a supporting striker. Bucchioni expressed doubts about the choice of a "light" attacker and suggested that Lazio should return to focusing on a more central midfielder, to guarantee certainty and stability on the pitch.
On the Milan front, the young talent Camarda is still in the development phase. The commentator noted that the player, at just 18 years old, is not yet ready for the highest levels, highlighting the need for a different footballing approach and a team that plays for him. Likewise, Inter are evaluating Martinez's stay in goal, recognizing that the goalkeeper still presents difficulties and that the club must decide whether to work on him in a short time, offering greater peace of mind.
Regarding the European week, Bucchioni praised Roma for their level of play, but criticized Como, who seem to have lost the joy of playing. He also expressed dissatisfaction with Fabregas' performance, calling it "a phenomenon that changes too much." In general, he noted Juventus under the leadership of Spalletti, who seems to have taken control of the group, while Milan still needs time to grow.
Finally, the commentator closed the interview by recalling the importance of maintaining professionalism and discipline, both for players and managers, in order to guarantee the success of the teams in an increasingly competitive championship.