Inter Milan legend captain and current football commentator Bergomi was interviewed by Milan Sports Daily today, telling anecdotes in his player career.

About the first World Cup at the age of 18 (1982)

"Belzot warmed me up, but there was almost no need to warm up in the 40-degree temperature of the Saria Stadium. Cabrini patted me gently and I went to the court against Brazil, responsible for marking Sergio."

You made your debut in the Italian Cup when you were 16. "Belzot warmed me up, it was a cold January in Turin. There were only Italian players at the time, and it was easier to stand out. I went to school in the morning, and I trained in the afternoon, and Mazzola and Beltrami were pushing the young players' hair In the exhibition, I competed with Fontanini, and I finally won. "

A year later, you made your first appearance in the league

"It was against Como, Canuti was injured, I came on the bench, and when I first headed the ball, I made a mistake that I shouldn't have made: the clearing ball was small and close to the middle, the ball came to the opponent's feet, and we lost the ball."

The children played football on the road in the 1970s. "At that time, the children could play football for 6 hours a day, unlike now, the children only played 6 hours a week in school. "

What are the strongest players you have ever worked with?

"Ronaldo, he has the skills and speed that no one can match. Matteus is the real leader. Once we were behind 0-1 in the first half, I was upset. Ronaldo said to me: 'Hey, what's wrong? I will score.' He never studied the schedule, he just asked: 'Where will we play on the weekend? Ah, Lecce? We will win! ' Then he won 3-0. He always had different opinions with the coach at that time, but he still learned to shoot with his left foot seriously, and later he thanked all of this."