“He has already announced his farewell”, Amadeus there is no doubt now: this is where we will see him

The former host and artistic director of the Sanremo Festival would have succumbed to the call of the sirens

The marriage between Amadeus and the Rai Are your days numbered? Maybe yes. Since the presenter ended his long Sanremo reign, rumors about his possible departure have been circulating persistently about his future. The impression many have had is that the former star of the Italian music festival would consider the cycle closed for him. Instead of playing it safe, riding the wave of recent successes, he would prefer to make a clean sweep.

By his own admission, staying in the comfort zone oppresses him and feeling in a cage, regardless of how golden it may be (or become), is the last thing he wants. Hence the surprising indiscretion about future plans.

Amadeus feels its very long cycle in Rai is over

Amadeus' contract with the public broadcaster will expire in the summer. So far he hasn't put pen to paper on the renewal, so he's allowed himself a little thought on the available opportunities. While his brotherly friend Fiorello jokes about him, the person concerned would perhaps have already established his own destiny, communicating it directly to his employers.

Prepare to be amazed: according to TvBlog, he would have succumbed to the flattery of the Nine. The network has snatched several top names from Viale Mazzini in the recent period, from Fabio Fazio to Maurizio Crozza, but the operation would be even more sensational, in light of the exceptional goals achieved by Amadeus.

Tied to the same team for a lifetime, he would be on the verge of emigrating to a less popular and less profitable team from an economic point of view, attracted by the idea of take over the channel's entire entertainment offering. The same package put on the table by Rai top management, at better prices. So what would have determined the choice? It is unlikely to be a political move. Ama has always avoided making his sympathies public, if anything it would be the thrill of the bet that terribly attracted him, until the sensational turning point.