At a press conference, Sarri stated, "Regarding Billing, premium quality often comes at a higher price. However, there are exceptions, such as Leicester's case."
Napoli is preparing for a crucial match against Fiorentina, with the press conference scheduled for tomorrow at 3:30 PM, led by current captain Giovanni Di Lorenzo and manager Maurizio Sarri. The event will take place at Castel Volturno, 24 hours before the highly anticipated fixture.
During a recent interview, Di Lorenzo shared that finishing third is not Napoli's ultimate dream, but an intermediate goal that leads to a preliminary round. The team, however, is focused on their philosophy of playing attractive football, a style that has earned them the label of being 'Catalano'.
Sarri echoed similar sentiments, expressing concern about Fiorentina's ability to control possession, which he finds bothersome. He will be analyzing the team's current situation, with a particular focus on the upcoming match.
The Napoli manager also addressed the team's defense, stating that while it can be leaky at times, it is second in terms of shots conceded. This suggests a balance between defense and attack that the team is striving to maintain.
Fiorentina, too, poses a formidable challenge, with quality players such as Bernardeschi, Ilicic, Saponara, and Kalinic in their ranks. Dries Mertens, who will lead the Napoli attack, is focused on the match and is satisfied with the team's performance so far.
The first leg between the two teams ended in a thrilling 3-3 draw, setting the stage for an exciting return encounter. Sarri acknowledges that second place depends on their opponents, but he is aware that the upcoming match is mentally challenging due to Fiorentina's passing quality and problematic formation for Napoli.
Di Lorenzo, in his personal evaluation, emphasised the team's satisfaction in winning games and having quality passing, which they have been able to achieve recently. He also acknowledged the team's values and their own flaws, including getting angry and using inappropriate language at times.
Sarri, too, believes in telling things as they are and doesn't see much balance and truthfulness in media coverage. However, he is confident that the team gives its 100% quality by playing according to their philosophy.
As Napoli looks to continue doing well and close in on a record, they are aware that the match against Fiorentina will not be an easy one. The team is in good health and ready to give their all on the pitch, determined to secure a positive result.
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