The Italian FA announced on Tuesday (19) that Inter Milan stalwart Fransco Arshabi, who was recently accused of racial discrimination and explained and consulted with national team leader Spalletti, has decided to withdraw from this year's army. Will not leave with the team for two warm-up matches in the United States.
Inter Milan beat Bori 1-1 in the league. During the match, he complained to the referee with the beauty of Poli's black Brazilian player, Zuangu Boots, and was insulted with racial slurs by Francesco Asabi. Although Ashabi apologized and reconciled with him after the match, he ended up not even getting a game with the national team.
The Italian FA said: "According to the internal guidelines of the national team, Arshabi has explained to Spalletti and his teammates about the alleged racial discrimination after he reported to the team, and after the incident, we believe that Arshabi did not have any racial discrimination intention, but we agreed that Arshabi should leave the national team temporarily, so that he and the team can have peace of mind in the preparation for the match.
After the match against Venezuela on Friday (22), Italy went to the United States to play two warm-up matches against Ecuador next Monday (25).
