Live Bar December 29, 2019 In recent days, there have been media reports that Major League Baseball's Toronto FC has offered Napoli captain Insigne a five-year contract with an annual salary of 16 million euros. From 2015 to 2019, Italian striker Joe Vinco, who played for Toronto FC, gave his opinion on the matter in an interview with Roma Sport.
Joe Vinco said: "They keep asking me for news like this. In fact, they think the matter is basically finalized and they want Insigne to join in March next year. However, this thing seems a bit strange to me because Insigne is the captain of Napoli and I don't think he will give up the opportunity to lead the team to the Serie A title. ”
"Whether or not to join Toronto FC depends on what Insigne wants. Personally, I was comfortable living there. However, in terms of personal career development, you can certainly expect yourself to lose attention. I eventually missed the national team and lost my popularity. If you're willing to lose these, then this is an experience I can recommend to anyone. ”
"Culturally, football is not a mainstream sport in Canada. Now they are trying to promote the sport because in 2026, Canada, the United States and Mexico will host the World Cup. When I, Gerrard, Villa and Kaka played there, the major league was a good league. After that, the standards there and the interest in football have declined. ”
"When I joined in 2015, I got a beautiful promise that didn't really exist. However, I don't want to go into too many details. Importantly, I don't regret my choice. In the end, I averaged at least 1 goal per game. Even though I played well, it didn't help me much. ”
"In my opinion, Insigne will be happy for the simple reason that he is a good player who can still make a difference. It's a league with a lower tactical level and he'll have room to play. ”
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