Chiwo was taken aback, glanced at Mancini, and refused him.
"I don't have this idea right now, thank you for your invitation."
Chiwo's voice was calm and firm.
Mancini originally thought Chiwo would agree immediately, after all, this was a rare opportunity, and with his personal relationship with Zamparini, this thing was certain.
The Italian smiled, adjusted his tie slightly, trying to make himself look more composed.
At this moment, the sunset outside the window shone through the mottled leaves, casting dappled light and shadows on them.
It was a rare sunny day in Manchester.
Mancini initially thought Chiwo was afraid of Zamparini's reputation, which made him hesitant to accept the task.
Zamparini was known in the Italian football circle as "Zam the Mouth," famous for ranting against the media.
But that's nothing compared to Zamparini's most famous act of having a coach be rehired three times in one season.
