Recent acquisition for Parma Francesco Lodi believes Milan are more dangerous now that they have changed their mentality.
Parma play host to the Rossoneri in Week 2 of Serie A a week on Sunday and their late summer arrival from Catania is fully aware of the dangers they pose.
Recent acquisition for Parma Francesco Lodi believes Milan are more dangerous now that they have changed their mentality.
Parma play host to the Rossoneri in Week 2 of Serie A a week on Sunday and their late summer arrival from Catania is fully aware of the dangers they pose.
“We have an important game against Milan, who have reinforced their squad a lot and have a motivated new Coach,” Lodi has told reporters today.
“They're going to be tough because their outlook is now that of a provincial team, they no longer have prima donnas.”
Lodi also had a few things to get off his chest about his own past.
“In Catania I had a great relationship with my teammates and the tifosi, but less so with management, who did not treat me very well.
Naming specifically Vice-President Cosentino, he continued: “He would call me and tell me he wanted me to stay.
“But behind my back he did the opposite, because he kept working to get a player who then arrived, and he did everything he could to get rid of me.
“I kept my mouth shut and I came here, and I couldn't have asked for anything better.
“I still wish the best to my former teammates and to the city of Catania, I hope they get back into Serie A.”