Chievo winger Ezequiel Schelotto has criticised Inter coach Walter Mazzarri claiming that he never gave him at chance when he took charge at the club.
Schelotto, who has joined the Flying Donkeys on a season-long loan from Inter and was loaned to both Parma and Sassuolo last season, believes that he was made a scapegoat for the Nerazzurri’s disappointing ninth-place finish in the 2012-13 Serie A season.
“With Mazzarri I never had a chance to prove my worth,” the 25-year-old told calciomercato.com.
“Despite all being in the same boat, some prefer to put the blame on individuals because sometimes it makes everything easier.
“For this reason I no longer had a place, from that year onwards.
“I was expecting at least another opportunity.”
Schelotto also praised Chievo coach Eugenio Corini and thanked former club Atalanta.
“Corini immediately made a big impression on me,” he continued.
“I like how he works: never gives up, demands that we all fight together.
“He wants this group to be safe from relegation, as soon as possible.
“I [also] want to say to that I gave everything for the [Atalanta] shirt, that brought me up to the Italian national team.
“I still have many friends that I often hear from in Bergamo, I wish Atalanta all the best.”
