Paolo Pulici Criticizes Modern Italian Soccer on His 74th Birthday

"I no longer follow Italian soccer. Why? It's not soccer. I think this when I see a team that attacks, reaches the opposing penalty area, and then goes back towards their own goalkeeper. And nowadays players only play for money," said Paolo Pulici, the symbol striker of Torino in the Seventies, on his 74th birthday, during the broadcast "World Champions" on Rai Radio Two, hosted by Marco Lollobrigida along with the pundits and former footballers, Ciccio Graziani and Domenico Marocchino.