Ivan Zazzaroni on Adani: “He can become the best, but you can’t switch from Pizzul to him”

Among the topics discussed in these World Cup in Qatar from a television point of view, Lele Adani’s technical commentary was certainly a central element. The former player, who started his career as a commentator on Sky, moved to Rai two years ago and at these World Cups caused controversy due to the euphoria that accompanied many of his technical comments, mainly about Argentina matches and Lionel’s achievements. Messi.

Zazzaroni’s comment on the commentator Rai

Comment the thing was Ivan Zazzaroniwho in recent hours, interviewed on the radio program Un Giorno da Pecora, spoke about Adani as follows: “Anyone who knows him knows what he’s up to, he has a very personal way of commenting and great football skills, he’s a bit histrionic and exaggerated”🇧🇷 One wonders, therefore, if his voice can do Rai good and, in that sense, the Dancing with the Stars judge is convinced of that, underlining his colleague’s qualities and skills: “It certainly can rejuvenate the target. If he could compete a little he would be perfect, he could become the best, but in my opinion you can’t go from Pizzul to Adani, you need a little adjustment”.

Another question, however, concerns La Bobo Tv, the other project that Adani carries out with Vieri, Cassano and Ventola, incorporated by Rai with short daily pills during these world championships. Zazzaroni is decided on this: “I don’t like it because it’s something else: it’s an excessive bar where there are four people I know well, who know about football but then they say a little bit of bad language…”.

Adani idol in Argentina

The passion that the former defender for Brescia, Fiorentina and Inter, but also for the Italian national team, expressed in his comments in Qatar went beyond Italian borders: Adani became an idol in Argentina, as a result of his emphatic sermons on the occasion of the networks from Alviceleste. Up to the point that “the italian Messi fanatic” – as he was renamed – was interviewed at length by the Argentine edition of ESPN’s SportsCenter newscast.