Dusan furious on the sidelines: after two consecutive goals against Venezia and Cagliari, the Serbian had no impact in Monza
Guendalina Galdi
December 22 – 11.42pm – MILANO
Substituted in the 85th minute of Monza-Juventus, Vlahovic went to the bench and the angry gesture made by the Serbian did not go unnoticed. Before putting on his jacket, he took off his shin guards and threw one to the ground while muttering something difficult to understand. His annoyance at that moment was evident. After the two consecutive goals against Cagliari, in the Italian Cup, and Venice, the calm seemed to have returned, however Dusan in this situation appeared anything but relaxed.
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frustration
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The images of the evident anger shown on the bench are causing discussion on social media. There are those who think that the attacker took it out on the coach who didn't allow him to finish a match that he evidently felt he could finish, and there are those who instead believe that the Serbian was thinking back to the rough contact with Pablo Marì in the Brianza area in the 79th minute ended with him with his arms open on the ground and the referee waving to continue. Or again there is a part of the fans who are certain that it is simply theirs claw and an outburst due to general dissatisfaction with his performance and for not having left his mark in a more than manageable match – at least on paper – against the last team in the table. Pure frustration at not being able to make an impact, in short. The numbers from his game speak for themselves: no goals, no shots on target, just one off target. Two chances created, 12 turnovers and just 28 balls played. Too little for someone like him. Too little to not feel bad and pretend nothing happened.
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