Monty targets German Finals Tuesday 8 February, 2005
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Vincenzo Montella intends to remain a fixture in the Italian national side until after the 2006 World Cup Finals.
"I’m here because of the goals I’ve scored this season," said the Roma striker ahead of the friendly against Russia. "I would like the opportunity to remain in the Azzurri set-up.
"I want to stay in the squad with the hope of making the German Finals because that is and will remain my objective."
Many thought that Montella was basically finished after a difficult couple of seasons in the Italian capital.
Roma tried to sell him in the summer but he’s responded with goals by netting 18 in 22 League games so far this term.
Montella’s career at the Olimpico was also complicated as a result of his relationship with former boss Fabio Capello.
The latter often dropped him to the bench despite his scoring record, a scenario that Alex Del Piero is now experiencing at Juventus.
"I understand Alex’s moment," commented the former Samp ace. "It is difficult to sit out games and just watch.
"But Alessandro has the characteristics to re-emerge and get through this difficult moment."
source: channel4.com
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Vincenzo Montella intends to remain a fixture in the Italian national side until after the 2006 World Cup Finals.
"I’m here because of the goals I’ve scored this season," said the Roma striker ahead of the friendly against Russia. "I would like the opportunity to remain in the Azzurri set-up.
"I want to stay in the squad with the hope of making the German Finals because that is and will remain my objective."
Many thought that Montella was basically finished after a difficult couple of seasons in the Italian capital.
Roma tried to sell him in the summer but he’s responded with goals by netting 18 in 22 League games so far this term.
Montella’s career at the Olimpico was also complicated as a result of his relationship with former boss Fabio Capello.
The latter often dropped him to the bench despite his scoring record, a scenario that Alex Del Piero is now experiencing at Juventus.
"I understand Alex’s moment," commented the former Samp ace. "It is difficult to sit out games and just watch.
"But Alessandro has the characteristics to re-emerge and get through this difficult moment."
source: channel4.com
