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Soccer: Name Olimpico after Paolo Rossi say Oriali, Tardelli

Soccer: Name Olimpico after Paolo Rossi say Oriali, Tardelli

1982 World Cup hero should have Rome stadium named after him

ROME, 09 November 2021, 16:55

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Italy team manager Gabriele Oriali and formerJuve and Italy midfielder Marco Tardelli said Tuesday they backed Italian Soccer Federation President Gabriele Gravina's call for the Olimpico stadium in Rome to be named after their former teammate and 1982 World Cup hero Paolo Rossi.
    "Naming the Olimpico after Rossi would be a well-deserved recognition, we were lucky to have Paolo in the national team," said former Inter midfielder Oriali, a tough-tackling member of the Azzurri team that beat West Germany 3-1 thanks to goals from Golden Boot winner 'Pablito' Rossi, Tardelli and Sandro Altobelli.
    Oriali was speaking at the national team centre outside Florence where Tardelli, also present, said "Paolo absolutely deserves something important. The Olimpico in Rome is the home of the national team and so it is right to name it after him".
    Rossi, the top scorer in the Azzurri's victorious 1982 World Cup campaign, died at the age of 64 on December 9 last year.
    Rossi scored six goals to win the Golden Boot at the 1982 World Cup in Spain as top goalscorer, including a sensational hat-trick in a 3-2 win over Brazil that put Italy in the semifinals and the opener in the 3-1 triumph over West Germany in the final.
    Rossi also won the Golden Ball player-of-the-tournament award and the 1982 Ballon d'Or.
   

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