It was presented this Monday in Genoa ‘Quagliarella – The unspeakable truth‘(the unspoken truth), the documentary that traces the years in Naples of the current Sampdoria captain, Fabio Quagliarella, who was a victim of stalking, slander and death stalking by a police officer who had made his life impossible, so much so that he was forced to leave his city. On the sidelines of the presentation, Quagliarella spoke to Sky Sport, returning to the feeling of great liberation at the time of the sentence that sentenced the policeman-stalker to prison: “Since the sentence everything has changed. I’m freer in my head, I can live the everyday life that was taken away from me for so many years, just think about training and scoring goals. From that day on I was reborn and my family was reborn. I was anxious for the truth to come out: it was bad not being able to live peacefully among my people and with my family. The people of Naples rightly could not understand, but when the sentence came out I got a crazy affection from the Neapolitan people. Since that day it is as if I had returned to play with the Napoli shirt. Years later there are still those who hug me and those who apologize. But I repeat: no one has to apologize because no one knew anything. Only my family and I knew “.

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Quagliarella then talked about how the documentary project was born and when the idea was brought to him: “I was very skeptical of the idea of ​​a documentary about me, because I didn’t have a career at Totti or Del Piero. . But I had this particularity of my life, and over time I have trusted the author and his crew. It was hard for me to talk about that story and reopen that chasm, but slowly my family and I opened up“. Present at the presentation of the documentary were all of Quagliarella’s current teammates at Sampdoria, and before the broadcast came the greetings of his former coaches and teammates such as Conte, Ranieri, Lippi, Giampaolo, Pirlo, De Silvestri, Soriano and Viviano. Also presents in the room Leonardo Bonucci, his roommate at the time of Juventus.