(ANSA) – TURIN, NOV 14 – Talent can be born anywhere but, in any corner of the planet, it is the care and attention with which it is cultivated that determines its final parable. Lorenzo Musetti, just 19 years old and already one of the most promising Italian athletes, knows this well. The tennis player, a veteran of the Next Gen Atp Finals, talks to the public about the Intesa Sanpaolo skyscraper in Turin, on Monday 15 November at 6 pm, with the help of the journalist Massimo Caputi.
Participation in the event is free, with reservations required on the skyscraper website http://www.grattacielointesasanpaolo.com/le-parole-del-mio-tenni s /, subject to availability. The event can also be followed in streaming on ANSA.it and on the Intesa Sanpaolo Group website, alongside the young champion, who embodies the values of transparency, commitment and love for his land, in which the Group is also has always reflected.
Originally from Carrara, Musetti could only become a lover of clay, the terrain that more than others seems ideal for bringing out his qualities on the pitch. The earth, the second oldest surface of the circuit after the original English grass, owes its genesis to the crumbled bricks, which were used to make the first playing rectangles. And bricks, as well as stone, often return in the biography of the young Tuscan. First of all, in the reflection of the greatest Carrarese excellence, that pure-white marble exported all over the world, which in the elegance of its veins almost seems to recall the fluid movements of Lorenzo, who expresses all his potential with incredible naturalness every time. holding a racket. (HANDLE).
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