Udinese coach Fabio Cannavaro is preparing for the match against Napoli with determination and awareness of the difficulties the match will present. In a press conference, he stated: "We must be good at maintaining the right distances between the departments and be more focused than Bologna, both in possession and out of possession.
We are facing another team that is in control of the game, but when we have the ball we have to do better because we have the quality to cause damage."
Regarding the lineup, Cannavaro anticipated: “Brenner has a few more minutes than Keinan Davis. They need to be managed, sometimes there are matches within a match that need to be read and solved.” He then added: “Napoli, despite being behind Bologna, now that I'm re-examining them, have individual and collective strengths with important values.
They are strong, together with Inter they are the teams that play differently than usual. They are good in both phases, they have found an organization in pressing and they close the field well.
They have rotations, they attack the depth”.
Cannavaro emphasized the importance of staying calm and focused: "The Bologna match didn't seem tense or difficult to me. From now until the end of the season, we'll have to be more intelligent. We have a lot of players still at risk of suspension, and on Monday, two players will be missing due to suspension, which is disappointing."
Finally, the coach stressed the importance of being proactive and determined: “We need to be more proactive. In Bologna we suffered in certain situations because we lost the ball early.
Napoli is perhaps the best team for recovering the ball in the opponent's half and for this reason we will have to be quick in the air."
The match against Napoli will be crucial for Udinese, who are aiming to secure valuable points in the standings. Cannavaro concluded: "There will be some important absences on Monday, but the goal is shared by everyone.
The physical aspect depends on Napoli's plan, but in terms of motivation there is no comparison".
