Massimo Ambrosini, in an interview with SportMania24, expressed strong opinions on recent developments involving Maldini, Leonardo, and Andrea Pirlo within the Italian national team.

Ambrosini stated: "The statements circulating those days were absurd. I felt very uncomfortable about it because the entire matter was handled terribly. We left a very poor, almost dreadful impression before the whole world regarding management decisions and personnel selection. As an Italian, I found it both embarrassing and humiliating. Even though Mancini is competent, I wouldn't have chosen him initially, but that doesn't mean he can't lead us to the World Cup."

Ambrosini continued: "Compared to Ranieri, Maldini and Leonardo were more appropriate candidates; they had clear ideas and plans. I hope they'll be able to advance their plans. I know they could have presented a mature work proposal. This was initially the right choice, and similarly, I wouldn't rule out that Pirlo could do good work. The comments about him were ridiculous. In Italy, the way we handle such matters is truly terrible."

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