Roberto Donadoni

um and he not only saved i think four penalties in the shootout but also scored his penalty i think he scored something i think he scored 41 career goals um and not including shootouts um so he took a lot of penalties he also scored some cracking free kicks um and he really was you know he was he was a brilliant penalty saver and also a really accomplished penalty taker and he was the hero of that team that won the Coppa Libertadores he was also a key figure in World Cup qualifying to get Colombia to Italian 90. he was also you know the goalkeeper for Intercontinental Cup final, which was Atletico Nacional against AC Milan, which is one of the kind of great forgotten games of the late 80s, took place in Tokyo, 60,000 people.

It was Arrigo Sacchi's AC Milan with Rijkaard, Van Basten, Beresi, Maldini, Costa Curta, Ancelotti, Fusair, Donadoni, all funded by Silvio Berlusconi.

And this team from Medellin in Colombia, And it went all the way to extra time.

And in the end, AC Milan won it in the 119th minute with a deflected free kick.

I've got a question regarding Italian players that went abroad to lesser leagues, often referred to as retirement leagues in their career.

For example, Giorgio Chinaglia to the New York Cosmos NASL, Roberto Donadoni to the MetroStars, Del Piero to Sydney A-League, Giovinco to Toronto MLS, Insigne and Bernardeschi to Toronto MLS, Schillaci to Jubilo Iwata in Japan.

Can you rank/comment on these transfers and perhaps impact of these moves? Do you think any of them built up interest in these countries for Serie A and calcio, Italian football? Which ones were successful and which were not? I don't know if we're going to include Qatar and Saudi in this discussions.

Please let me know your thoughts." Well, I'm not...

I mean, I've seen people say that he was the best player that MLS has ever had, some people have argued, because the level that he played at was so, so high, and, and he was just unbelievable there.

Um, Insigne and Bernardeschi, well, that didn't really pan out too well, especially with Insigne.

Um, Donadoni, I...

Same thing there.

Yeah, there was that.

And there was, I think, Donadoni was in midfield.

He had Donadoni as a midfielder.

Ancelotti, as we say, comes over.

Ghali was in goal.

And Napoli score after 10 minutes, Correca scores.

And then Colombo and Verdis come back to give Milan a 2-1, narrow 2-1 lead at halftime.

And the second half, Milan dominate, Hulett and Donadoni score.