Well I would have liked him to just say this part - quoting football-italia.net.
"At that point there was a need to release a midfielder and when the opportunity to sell Zanetti arrived we took it.
“It was also our last chance to make some money from his sale as he would have been available on a free next summer.
“We had to do something economically as a sale also means one less salary to pay.”
And left out this part
Zanetti signed a three-year deal with the Viola yesterday, terms which he had unsuccessfully asked Juventus for.
“We couldn’t give him a new contract like that,” Secco revealed. “We invested a lot of money on Felipe Melo in that role and, given his age, he is the future.
The Bianconeri official also underlined the point that Zanetti’s personal wishes were an important factor in his switch south.
“He asked us to be sold,” added Secco. “And we don’t keep any players who are not 100 per cent sure that they want to stay.”
Which apparently pissed off Zanetti since he said this:
“They lacked respect. I heard Secco saying some things that I really must rebut. He claimed I had asked for a first team place, but I have never in my life requested such a thing.
“My guarantees are hard work on the pitch. Secco said I demanded a three-year contract, which is another absurd lie.
“How could I request a three-year deal when we never even discussed my contract? I didn’t speak to Secco at all.”
The Bianconeri director also noted that selling Zanetti for £1m was a bargain, considering he had so many injury problems.
“I don’t think I was the only one to be injured at Juventus in the last year,” retaliated the 32-year-old.
“If that was the problem, they could have offered me a one-year pay-as-you-play contract.”
And its true Gigli was the worst one in the Dago saga, which is another problem since it should be Secco dealing with the transfer negotiations, not Gigli.