When the Coach was spotted at the Stadio Olimpico in Turin, he was asked if he was there to view Juve striker Amauri – who wasn’t even on the bench due to injury.

“Will Amauri be called up for Brazil? If he doesn’t play, then how am I supposed to call him for international duty?”

The conundrum over which country Amauri will choose between Brazil and Italy is therefore set to drag on for a while longer.

“I came here to view Julio Cesar, who had been injured, and I’ll talk to all the other Brazilian players,” explained Dunga.

The Inter shot-stopper performed some fine saves in the 1-1 draw last night and Dunga was impressed.

“Julio Cesar is certainly the best in the world right now. [Gianluigi] Buffon is also great, but at this moment Julio Cesar is on fantastic form.”

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