The farewell of Piero Ausilio after 28 years with the Nerazzurri continues to spark discussion. Speaking to Radio Sportiva, Ciccio Graziani commented on the separation, especially highlighting the surprise at a decision that came without warning.
“It’s a bolt from the blue. No one expected it, so we don’t know if there have been misunderstandings lately or something that led Ausilio to make this decision,” said the former striker. Graziani recalled the work done by the executive: “In the last four, five, six years Piero has done an excellent job. He was in perfect harmony with president Beppe and has always been a great point of reference for him.”
However, the former footballer urged fans to look ahead, also referring to the words of president Giuseppe Marotta. “The club will move forward. Baccin is good and I am convinced he will try not to make people miss Ausilio, who was an important point of reference,” he added.
Finally, a message to Inter supporters: “They will be caught off guard and maybe a little disappointed, but they know that club will move forward. We are all useful and no one is indispensable.”
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