Nesta: I was forced to leave Lazio because I had not been paid for eight months.

Hupu News on October 10: Start, victory, Lazio, the most difficult defeat... Nesta talked about his entire career without reservation on the BSMT program, from when he successfully entered Lazio through trial training and rejected the invitation of Roma, until he became a coach after retirement.

Anecdotes with Roma

"My father turned down Roma and we were proud of it. My family are die-hard Lazio fans. I was playing seven-a-side when I was seven or eight, which was affiliated with Roma at the time, but my dad saw There was a trial with Lazio. My father said that I couldn't go to Roma, and I had to go to Lazio for a trial. A few months before the move to Milan, I might have gone to Juventus, but then Juventus fell out. I was supposed to go to Inter Milan, but after May 5, Inter disappeared, maybe they made other choices. Then on the last day of the transfer market, Milan's opportunity came. I didn't want to go because I was sure Inter would win the next year. But I ended up going to Milan and we won the Champions League in my first year, so I was lucky. "

Real Madrid's call

"The year before I went to Milan, after a friendly match, Real Madrid called me and told me that I should go to Milan. They play football. I replied that I played for Lazio and they thought I was stupid. The next year I was forced to leave Lazio because I had not been paid for eight months. "

The 1-5 derby defeat

"In that 1-5 derby loss, I messed up and was substituted at half-time because I was completely confused and couldn't hold on mentally. The club told me the day before that they wanted to sell me and I had to leave, but I was still disappointed with myself because I didn't carry it. At that time I thought, to To overcome this loss, I had to come up with something incredible. It wasn’t until I scored a penalty in the Champions League final between Milan and Juventus that I really came out. "

The dream of coaching Lazio

"Do I dream of coaching Lazio? On the one hand you want it, on the other hand you don’t want it. I think if I were to coach, this would be the only team that I would lose sleep over because I would feel so burdened. But if it happens one day, let's see..."