Gabriele Oriali, manager of the Italian national team, discussed Sandro Mazzola in an interview and criticized some Juventus fans who turned their backs during a tribute to the legendary Inter Milan player.

When asked how much Sandro Mazzola is revered in Italian football, Oriali said, "Everyone, including myself, must love him very much." He then recalled his relationship with Mazzola as both a former Inter Milan manager and player: "I still remember my first training session at Pinetina when I was young. He was one of those who welcomed me with open arms. Back then, Inter Milan was like any other team. One day after training, when I was heading home, he gave me a ride – I still remember that. Other people saw this and said 'that's impossible.' In reality, his home and mine were very close. As a teammate and as a person, I only have wonderful memories of him. As a manager, he accomplished great things, and don't forget that he brought the unique Cristiano Ronaldo to Italy. I only have good memories."

Ahead of Juventus's match against Atlético Madrid, Oriali criticized Juventus fans for turning their backs on the pitch during the tribute to Mazzola. He said, "This is not a good role, but I've said enough about it. I hope we can at least identify those who unnecessarily acted this way. If possible, I would like to ban them from entering the stadium. This brings shame on us. It's truly regrettable because some champions transcend their club and belong to everyone. For example, I spoke with Scirea. I had the privilege of experiencing the joy of winning the 1982 World Cup together with him. These behaviors are disgusting and despicable."

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