Who said that footballers only think about their statistics and their haircut, that they don’t have time to develop their civic sense? Monday night, in what may have been the last Serie A match for a long time, Francesco Caputo proved the opposite. The US striker Sassuolo took advantage of his opener against Brescia to grab a sign. His message? “Everything will be alright. Stay at home. ”
A special mensaje from Caputo to the Italian población en torno al Coronavirus.
“Todo estará bien, descansa en casa” pic.twitter.com/dBoyviTbod
– ESPN Deportes (@ESPNDeportes) March 9, 2020
While Italy is going through a health crisis which is paralyzing the North of the country and clogging up the hospitals, the avant-center from Apulia has therefore sent a message of support to all its fellow citizens. A simple and generous initiative. Undoubtedly the most gesture of this one-way match, won by Sassuolo with the score of 3-0 (doubled by Caputo).
Great Ciccio #Caputo, uno di noi !!! ????????
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– U.S. Sassuolo (@SassuoloUS) March 9, 2020
Was this Sassuolo-Brescia the last Serie A match played until April 3? This was asked Monday evening by the Italian Olympic Committee (Cuneo); which called on the government to suspend all sporting events, including behind closed doors. If this were to be the case, the message brandished by Francesco Caputo would remain as a sign of strong support for Italian football for his people.
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Created: 09.03.2020, 9:11 p.m.
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