“Victor, Andre'-Frank, Kalidou: on behalf of Florence I apologize.”
The mayor of Florence wrote this on his Twitter profile, Dario Nardella, referring to the Napoli footballers Osimhen, Anguissa and Koulibaly, apostrophized with racist epithets in the immediate post-match of the match played between Fiorentina and the Neapolitan blue team, by some spectators present at the 'Franchi' stadium in Florence.
“Whoever offended the Napoli players at the stadium yesterday does not represent the city and does not represent Fiorentina, which immediately distanced itself – Nardella added – There is no room for ignorance and stupidity in stadiums.”
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Frank Anguissa enjoyed a starring role in the evening. His header at the “Via del Mare” gave Napoli three precious points against a tough and relentless Lecce, and at the end of the match the Cameroonian made no secret of his satisfaction. “It was important to win this match too – he told Dazn microphones – Lecce has always been a difficult place for us, and these three points are worth as much as the ones we earned against Inter." It's the perfect snapshot of the mentality Antonio Conte is trying to instill in his team: solidity, focus, and constant hunger, regardless of the caliber of the opponent.
Anguissa, awarded as the best player of the match, also jokes about the individual recognition: "Unfortunately, I can't give the MVP award to Milinkovic-Savic, otherwise my son will kill me."He smiles, recalling the Serbian goalkeeper's decisive save on Camarda's penalty that kept the Azzurri alive. But beyond the jokes, there's the awareness of a group that is regaining confidence and cohesion after a start to the season complicated by injuries.
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