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Dikecam karena Latih Timnas Arab Saudi, Mancini Buka Suara

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Roberto Mancini tak terima dituduh meninggalkan Timnas Italia demi menerima tawaran membesut Arab Saudi. Dia mengungkapkannya di media sosial.

Mancini diumumkan sebagai pelatih anyar Arab Saudi, Minggu (27/8/2023). Dia diikat kontrak selama empat tahun bersama Green Falcons dan bayaran mencapai 30 juta euro per tahun.

Keputusan yang dibuat Mancini ternyata menghadirkan kecaman. Mantan juru taktik Inter Milan dan Manchester City itu bahkan dianggap mata duitan karena pergi dari Timnas Italia untuk membesut Arab Saudi.

ADVERTISEMENT SCROLL TO RESUME CONTENT Mancini menjelaskan bahwa tawaran dari Arab Saudi datang pada 18 Agustus 2023 atau lima hari setelah mundur sebagai pelatih Timnas Italia.

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