Player attacks his coach in a startling incident caught on video

During his professional soccer career, Andrea Pirlo was renowned for his calm demeanor. He has carried this trait over to his coaching career, even when faced with unexpected situations. In a recent incident, his equanimity was put to the test when striker Sebastiano Esposito started shaking him during a game.

Andrea Pirlo currently leads the second-league team, Sampdoria. With this squad, he strives for a lucrative comeback to the top league in Italy after a relegation this year. It's arguably a challenging endeavor, but Sampdoria's recent string of improved performances sparks optimism for the team's future.

In their last game, Sampdoria secured a 2-0 win against Lecco. Young striker Sebastiano Esposito, a crucial player in Andrea Pirlo's team, distinguished himself by scoring both goals, one in each half of the game.

As the game headed into extra time, Andrea Pirlo decided to substitute Sebastiano Esposito. This strategic move had dual benefits. Firstly, it bought Sampdoria some additional time as they led, and secondly, it symbolically allowed the fans to applaud and show their appreciation for the striker's exceptional performance.

This substitution culminated in an unexpected incident. Andrea Pirlo, intending to embrace the match's star player, was met with an unusual response. Sebastiano Esposito, rather than receiving the gesture warmly, seemed to attempt to shake up his coach. The young player jostled the reputable former Italy representative multiple times.

Andrea Pirlo, synonymous with composed coolness since his playing days, handled the excited youngster's outburst with his characteristic calm. The 44-year-old Sampdoria coach took the actions of his 21-year-old player in stride.

If his striker continues scoring goals, Sampdoria's coach may readily forgive such unconventional behavior. Thus far, the young Italian representative holds three goals to his name, with two earned during the last match.