Federico Chiesa returned to the forefront of controversy just a few days after leaving the Italian national team's camp.

The Italian winger left the camp on March 23 amid questions, despite coach Gennaro Gattuso defending him, stating that "players' minds are not all the same," hinting at special circumstances without revealing full details.

The player returned to Liverpool after receiving the green light from the medical staff, but the surprise came later when he quickly appeared in the English team's training sessions.

Coach Arne Slot confirmed that Chiesa is training normally and will be available for the upcoming matches, which raised many questions about the reason for his departure from the national team.

In the meantime, the Italian national team had failed to qualify for the World Cup after losing to the Bosnia team, which intensified the public's anger.

Many considered the timing of Chiesa's return to training with his club to be inappropriate, especially given the national team's need for his services during this critical phase.

The reactions on social media were harsh, with a large number of fans expressing their dissatisfaction, and some even calling for him not to be summoned again. Amidst the sharp criticism and limited defense of him, Chiesa's case remains open, awaiting further clarifications that may either alleviate the crisis or exacerbate it.