Federico Chiesa Withdraws from Italy's World Cup Qualifiers
Federico Chiesa has opted out of Italy's final World Cup qualifiers against Moldova and Norway. Gennaro Gattuso, the coach, respects Chiesa's decision, although the reason remains undisclosed. Italy's performance in these matches is crucial for their automatic qualification to the World Cup in North America.
Federico Chiesa, the Liverpool forward, has chosen not to participate in Italy's last two World Cup qualifying matches this week, according to coach Gennaro Gattuso.
Italy, who have missed the previous two World Cups, will play against Moldova and then face the group leaders, Norway, in Milan on Sunday. These games are crucial for securing an automatic spot in the World Cup finals to be held in North America.
Gattuso expressed understanding of Chiesa's decision, stating that personal circumstances must be respected. Despite Chiesa's absence, he remains a vital player for Liverpool, having made notable contributions in the ongoing season.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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