Domenico Tedesco has revealed his squad of 23 players to face Italy and France in the Nations League. Among them, no Romelu Lukaku or Kevin De Bruyne, as we announced at the start of the week.
During an exchange with Tedesco around ten days ago, the two men, according to our information, agreed to an agreement according to which it was preferable for Big Rom to continue its substantive work in Naples during the truce, in order to recover a physical condition allowing him to return to the top.
But, again from a good source, the top scorer in the history of the selection (85 in 119 caps) would not have drawn a line under the Devils at all. And would have fully reassured Tedesco in this sense.
Is the argument of a rehabilitation in Naples still credible a month and a half after his arrival? To what extent has his high opinion of Tedesco’s early days deteriorated? So many silences that take place but which, put together, counter less and less easily the argument of Lukaku’s obsession with reaching the milestone of 100 goals for the national team. And therefore to continue to wear the tricolor jacket. The mystery therefore remains unsolved, and the November gathering should make it possible to see things more clearly.
