Emil Audero, Rayo Vallecano goalkeeper, revealed to Gianluca Di Marzio the background to a potential return to Juventus in the summer. According to the defender, Juventus had considered his candidacy together with other goalkeepers, but the negotiations broke down for unknown reasons. Audero explained that he was waiting to understand which solution was the most suitable, training to be ready for any decision.
The player then recalled his time spent at Inter, describing it as "another very beautiful chapter". He underlined his familiarity with teammates such as Barella, Dimarco and Bastoni, with whom he already had a long history starting from the Under 15s. Audero praised the quality of the dressing room and teammates, defining Inter as a club that "expressed some of the best football I have seen". He also compared Inzaghi's team with Allegri's, highlighting the difference between a collective approach and a more individual one. Despite his satisfaction with the experience, he admitted that he perceived that the future would not be as positive, but expressed gratitude for the opportunity to have been part of the team and for the debut in the Champions League.
Regarding his current situation, Audero explained that the market changed drastically when Como bought Sanchez without informing him. This move altered his plans, forcing him to evaluate new options. He accepted an offer from Rayo Vallecano, despite not being familiar with the club, and said he was happy with the choice. The goalkeeper praised the city of Madrid and the family atmosphere of the club, calling it "very humble, passionate and connected to the people".
Audero's future now seems rooted in his new Spanish team, where he will continue to develop his career. The Spanish club has proven to be an environment suited to his style, and the goalkeeper is ready to contribute to Rayo Vallecano's success in the upcoming championships.