Against Slovan Bratislava, he had his first goal of the season ruled out for an offside by just a few centimeters, but the signs are still very positive.
Gian Piero Gasperini has given Daniele Ghilardi rather limited playing time so far, but the Giallorossi number 87 has always proven himself ready when called upon and represents a valid alternative to experienced defenders like Mancini, Ndicka, Hermoso, and Balerdi.
The former Verona center back discussed his mentality and approach to football in a brief interview with Ali-Lavoro during his time with the national team.
“I perform at my best under pressure. Discipline, personality, and talent—that’s the order for me.”
“If I’m exhausted but I can still give something I stay on the pitch, if I have cramps it’s right to let others come on.”