Chiellini, 35, was more brutal when it came to assessing former Juve colleague Melo – the Brazilian midfielder who played for the Bianconeri from 2009 to 2011 before eventually joining Serie A rivals Inter.
Even worse was Felipe Melo: the worst of the worst. There was always a fight with him. I also told the managers: he s a rotten apple, Chiellini wrote.
Melo – who now plays for Palmeiras – told Gazzetta dello Sport: It would be interesting to know what incident he s referring to. I don t have a problem responding to him.
I never disrespected anyone in Turin, but he says that Balotelli deserved a slap and that I was the worst of the worst and that the
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re was always a threat of a fight because of me.
He always pissed himself. I m sorry, but it s easy to speak badly of others in a book.
Perhaps he s still angry because when I went to Galatasaray we knocked them out of the Champions League and we beat Italy with Brazil.
He s won nothing at international level and saying things like this shows him to be unprofessional.
It shows a lack of respect and I won t say any more. Some things have to stay in the dressing room.
