Legendary former Italy, Inter, Juventus, and Real Madrid defender Fabio Cannavaro got here near becoming a member of the Nerazzurri’s metropolis rivals AC Milan in 2002.
Speaking to Italian information outlet Pianeta Milan, Cannavaro defined that he practically made the change to the Rossoneri from Parma earlier than in the long run shifting to Inter as an alternative,
Cannavaro was extensively acknowledged as among the best Italian defenders of his era, captaining Italy to the World Cup title in 2006, and he performed for a lot of high golf equipment throughout his profession.
The former defender spent two seasons with the Nerazzurri between 2002 and 2004 earlier than making the change to Juventus.
However, as he defined, a transfer to the opposite facet of town of Milan was not distant for Cannavaro when the defender was on the peak of his powers, and he had one thing of a sliding doorways second to reach at Inter as an alternative.
“I was close joining to Milan before going to Inter in 2002,” he mentioned. “At the beginning I had to go to Milan and then Sacchi told me that Parma would sell me to Inter instead.”
“It’s still Milan today, but in those years it was perhaps the point of reference for all teams and players in the world,” he mentioned of the Milan golf equipment.