Former Juventus and Napoli coach Luciano Moggi has demanded for heavy suspensions and not just fines to players and coaches who fail to respect their contracts in Serie A.
Moggi made examples of Ademola Lookman and coach Simone Inzaghi as players and coaches who have not respected their contracts.
The coach said there is an urgent need to restore sanity in the Italian league that is now going through “managerial confusion”.
“Our football is going through a managerial confusion. There are no more rules, ideas are starting to run out, as well as money,” Moggi said in his regular column in Libero
“For example, it’s no longer clear whether the clubs or their employees are in charge, the players who, when it suits them, don’t respect their contracts.
“Some players, in order to be sold early to a team they like, perhaps don’t respond to club calls, even presenting medical certificates, if necessary.
“This was the case with Koopmeiners last year, and it’s the case with Lookman this year.
“At this point it is legitimate to ask what purpose long-term agreements serve.
To curb this phenomenon, it would be enough to provide heavy suspensions to those who don’t respect their contracts.
“The usual fines are not enough, because they are easily cushioned.”
