Tomori's reintegration is wrong not in the fact itself, but in the handling of the entire background.

- first of all because the "purge" strategy didn't work, in fact it led to failing to sell anyone.

- if you make the purge public, you have to reckon that the player disconnects mentally too, you lose him

- when you publicly declare in the pre-Milan-Venezia press conference that the purged players, if they don't accept offers, won't be reintegrated, you know that if you reintegrate him you lose credibility in the eyes of public opinion and the group

- with what spirit can a purged player feel part of the group and throw heart and soul for the coach who until a day before didn't want him?

Unfortunately, everything wrong.

(Keep in mind he’s the only journalist reporting this)

surely one or two names from here can help with some depth.

Does anyone know how to get away tickets for the Bournemouth game in October?