The super challenge with Inter, Spaleti surprises: In Naples, I hear talk of a conspiracy

2023-01-03 16:13:53, Sport CNA

Luciano Spalletti knows that his Napoli is on the right way to win the championship title in Italy and tomorrow's match against Inter will be a very important step on the way for the Neapolitans. After many days of interruption, Serie A returns precisely with a susperschallenge, but the coach declares that for his team, it was not a stop.

"Our journey has started since he came to Naples. There were no stops or stations, we will stop only when we know what the outcome is," he emphasized today to journalists.

"We are aware of what we know how to do on the field and on which we will develop our next matches. We have worked in depth, evaluating individually the players who were in the World Cup and those who were on vacation, we have received good responses, as we have stayed with our minds, this is who we were," continued the coach.

In Naples meanwhile, various theories have begun to be mentioned, convinced that this year too something will be found to stop the progress of the Neapolitans and take the title from their hands.

“Për rolin që kemi dhe profesionistë si jemi, ne nuk mendojmë asnjë lloj komploti, të asnjë lloji. Por nëse ju bëni vazhdimisht këto diskutime, është një sinjal se sistemi ynë mund të përmirësohet. Jeni ju gazetarët që më flisni vazhdimisht për dyshime që ndjeni apo perceptoni. Në një moment ku besueshmëria duhet të jetë cilësia jonë e parë, duhet punuar me vëmendje ekstreme, të jemi të aftë në sjelljen tonë, edhe në atë të shkruar, që thuhet apo përdoret, për të mos rritur këto dyshime.

We have to use Napoli's love for this sport, use our desire to please the people who love us and then play the matches, we don't have to choose other things. The important thing is to behave correctly. Judge Soza? It's the same discussions, we all need to behave better and think in the right way", said Spaleti, calling for these theories to be left behind, so that the team could focus calmly on what they had to do in the playing field.