Roberto Donadoni: "No regrets from my time coaching Italy or Bologna. Leonardo and Elliott have stabilized Milan."

Roberto Donadoni is awaiting a new team to coach after leaving Bologna, in an interview with La Gazzetta dello Sport, the coach, also formerly Italy's boss, discussed his previous season, plus the situation at Milan: "Bologna never played that poorly, we were growing little by little. We achieved what we possibly could. I don't know what I will do in the future, but I will be calm in making that decision. Has any big club called me? If you want to ask why they haven't called, you should ask their directors. Milan? With Elliott things seem to have calmed down, and Leonardo returning is a positive, I consider him smart and prepared. I have known him since Zaccheroni's Milan teams, he speaks five languages: he has an extra gear. As Italy coach? I couldn't do better than Lippi. At Euro 2008 we went out aginst Spain who were beginning their winning cycle: I don't have any regrets. Why didn't I accept the offer to coach the Italian national team after Conte? Even though it would have been more advantageous, I wanted to honor my contract with Bologna. My next job? I have plenty of desire to continue coaching, I have a fire inside."