Fabio Cannavaro promotes Napoli: the former defender, world champion with the national team in 2006, also spoke to Sky Sport about Spalletti's Azzurri, fresh from six victories in six league games.
“It's a long season, anything can happen – Cannavaro said -. Napoli has changed coach, the club has a different experience compared to last year but there will certainly be unforeseen events, suspensions or injuries, and the Africa Cup that will take away a lot of energy. But I am convinced that he will do well: Spalletti is a guarantee, he has coached in important places and knows how to win. I would easily give him the keys to the championship”.
“Osimhen? He is demonstrating great qualities – Cannavaro added speaking about the Nigerian's golden moment -. He makes the department by himself and keeps the entire defense busy with his movements without the ball. How would I have marked him? With me he certainly wouldn't have touched the ball", he added jokingly.
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A comment also on the situation related to the expiring contract of Insigne: “He has to make his own assessments, but as captain and flag bearer of Napoli I am convinced that together with his entourage he will find the right solution to satisfy the fans, who believe so much in him”. And up Anguissa: “It was a great low-cost deal: he does important work especially for the defense and is demonstrating incredible value.”
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