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The new boss of Chelsea, Maurizio Sarri, at his first conference on Wednesday, tried to erase his ruined image by suggesting that "people who know me very well can not define me as homophobic, badist or racist."
Widely criticized for calling Roberto Mancini, former head of Manchester City, "pouf" and "fagot", he was also forced to apologize in March for making a badist remark to a journalist
"" You're a woman, "she's beautiful – for both reasons I will not tell you to go yourself f ***", Sarri, who was slammed with it. badist tag, told this to the reporter.
The Frankish director is now aiming to erase his image in the Premier League. "He has been misinterpreted, those who know me very well can not define me as homophobic, badist or racist.I am an extremely open person, I do not have these problems.I hope that I will be able to show it when I'm there, "he added.
The Italian also suggested that it was about the mistakes made by him and that a person who makes a mistake must also apologize and accept any mistakes. allegations.
"But a professional and ethical attitude is very important, and I hope you will have the opportunity to know me while I am here," he added.
Earlier, Chelsea revealed that his former striker Gianfranco Zola had returned to the club as Sarri's badistant
At Stamford Bridge, he scored 80 goals and helped the club win two Cups of 39, England, a European Cup Winners' Cup, a UEFA Super Cup and a League Cup. "For me, it's an incredible thing." said in a statement from the club, which described the former Italian international as one of the "greatest players of all time" of Chelsea.
"I am very willing to work hard because it will be a difficult challenge but I am happy to be here, and to work hard with Maurizio to succeed."
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