Amadou Diawara’s agent insists the midfielder going on strike from Bologna “seemed necessary”.
The 19-year-old wanted a move away from the Rossoblu in the summer, and refused to turn up for training.
That eventually saw him secure a transfer to Napoli, and his representative has no regrets ahead of Saturday’s return to Dall’Ara.
“It’s difficult to say what could have been done,” Daniele Piraino told the Bolognese edition of La Repubblica.
Amadou Diawara’s agent insists the midfielder going on strike from Bologna “seemed necessary”.
The 19-year-old wanted a move away from the Rossoblu in the summer, and refused to turn up for training.
That eventually saw him secure a transfer to Napoli, and his representative has no regrets ahead of Saturday’s return to Dall’Ara.
“It’s difficult to say what could have been done,” Daniele Piraino told the Bolognese edition of La Repubblica.
“Of course the forcing was out of the ordinary, but it seemed necessary at the time.
“I’d rather look at the end result: the lad is now playing for a top club, Bologna made a huge profit and Napoli secured a prospect wanted by all of Italy’s biggest clubs.
“Only winners emerged from this war.”