Price per Head: Prandelli hinted that Chiellini could be in Italy’s World Cup squad
Cesare Prandelli, Italy coach, hinted that Giorgio Chiellini will be in his squad for the FIFA World Cup, despite the fact that the Juventus defender was banned for violent behaviour, and price per head services can see how controversial this situation is proving to be.
Pay per head services found out that Chiellini was given a retrospective three-match ban after the player elbowed Miralem Pjanic in his side’s 1-0 win over Roma on Sunday.
The ban rules the 29-year-old out of Juve’s remaining Serie A match on Sunday against Cagliari, and price per head services also learned that the player will not feature in their first two games next season, to the concern of many fans.
Pay per head services saw that the punishment raised doubts over the player’s involvement in Brazil’s World Cup, with the former Fiorentina boss previously dropping the likes of Mario Balotelli and Daniele De Rossi from his international squads due to disciplinary problems.
But Prandelli and many fans do not believe Chiellini’s actions were done with violent intentions, and he suggested that the Juventus player will continue to be in his plans for the World Cup. Price per head services know that many fans out there seriously hope that he makes it to the competition.
Prandelli told Ansa: “I have looked again and again at what Chiellini did. For me, it is not a violent act.”
On Tuesday, Italy’s 30-man provisional squad for the World Cup will be named, and price per head services saw that the coach rubbished the notion of any criticism over possibly breaking his word on his previous standing.
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He added: “Do I expect criticism for my decision? My code of ethics has been controversial for four years!”
Pay per head services know how controversial the situation with Chiellini is, and they hope to see things settle down in the best possible manner. Developments on the player will be very closely monitored by fans all over the world.
