Reporter: I hope Ranieri won t take over the Italian team, you may lose everything because of it
10:31pm, 10 June 2025Football
June 10th, reporter Ilario DiGiovamb posted on social media, persuading Ranieri not to take over the Italian team.
According to media reports, the Italian Football Association is preparing to hire old coach Ranieri to coach the national team. Ilario Digiovamb wrote on social media: "We are also Italians. Mr. Ranieri, please give up this prestigious position. For a coach who has created the greatest achievements in English football history, this will be a perfect coaching career ending."
"Italy is the most beautiful country in the world, but unfortunately, there are too many malicious compatriots living here. Ranieri, please think twice before you act, you may lose everything."
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