From Federica Pellegrini to Gregorio Paltrinieri, from Tania Cagnotto to Filippo Magnini.
The swimming champions put their faces to it and launch the hashtag #salviamolepiscine on social networks, an appeal to the government for the reopening of the indoor facilities, on which a decision has not yet been taken.
"We all started from small realities and then arrived here - explains Paltrinieri from the European Championships in Budapest - The children, the amateurs have not swim for two seasons now. If they had taken the pool from me as a kid I would have gone mad".
"Our world is suffering, the newest generations and the whole 'amateur' sector (let's say this even if I am also considered an amateur athlete by law) - writes Federica Pellegrini on Instagram - have been at a standstill for almost a year and obviously Plants suffer as a result. We all started from our small village swimming pool !! And this must continue to exist to preserve the new generation of swimmers !! The summary of the current situation comes from the words of the president of Federnuoto, Paolo Barelli. "We have lost champions of the future; maybe if they had found Federica Pellegrini and Gregorio Paltrinieri's parents closed they would have directed them to another sport rather than letting them laze - his comment from 'Hungary - We are losing swimming pools that, without adequate direct and indirect economic support, will close and consequently practitioners and the future. "And, precisely to keep the attention high on the occasion of today's control room, the movement has made an appointment online at 6 pm, inviting enthusiasts and members to publish a blue image "like the color that represents water" accompanied by the hashtag #salviamolepiscine.accompanied by the hashtag #salviamolepiscine.accompanied by the hashtag #salviamolepiscine.