Inter boss Antonio Conte says he isn’t prepared to give the letter threatening his daughter any media exposure as that would send out “negative messages”.
Yesterday it was revealed that the Nerazzurri boss had received a letter stating “we know where you live and who your daughter is”, but he didn’t want to entertain the issue during a press conference on Friday.
Inter boss Antonio Conte says he isn’t prepared to give the letter threatening his daughter any media exposure as that would send out “negative messages”.
Yesterday it was revealed that the Nerazzurri boss had received a letter stating “we know where you live and who your daughter is”, but he didn’t want to entertain the issue during a press conference on Friday.
“I have said it before, we must show positive values to those who follow us,” remarked the 50-year-old.
“I don’t think it’s right to give these incidents any exposure. The more we talk about them; we just send out more negative messages. The less we talk about it, the better.
“There are people who are doing their jobs, and they have assured me that they will give me news on everything.”
Instead, Conte is only focused on Inter’s match against Torino on Saturday – their first in Serie A since the international break.