Lamaro and the new face of Italian rugby

Michael Lamaro he is a person with whom you can easily talk about this and that: about Rome, about the season in Treviso, about how he sees his boys in the national team. However, every time, whether the theme is rugby or whether the conversation turns to anything else, it’s impossible not to think about how much charisma he must have to be the captain of Italy at just twenty-four and a half years old. There is an italics of Will Owenreleased a few months ago on Rugbypass, the most popular rugby portal in the world, which says: “When you are in an Italian clubhouse, don’t talk about the many defeats, don’t talk about Sergio Parisse. Talk about Lamaro. He’s a man who visibly hates losing, no matter how well he plays on an individual level. Lamaro doesn’t just want to be the new Sergio Parisse. He wants to be the new Richie McCaw”. And it’s very true.