Napoli, Anguissa: "Conte wants more goals from me. We always take to the field to win"

Frank Zambo Anguissa, Napoli midfielder, spoke to the microphones of Radio CRC, official partner of SSC Napoli, to share his feelings about the team's current situation and his personal ambitions. After scoring against Udinese, the player explained the importance of teamwork and his approach to the season.

"I'm happy to have scored and, above all, to have done so in a victory. But my main goal is not to score, but rather to contribute to the team's success." Anguissa said. "The coach is asking me to score more, maybe even eight goals this season, but for me the important thing is to win as a team."

With an eye on the next league match against Genoa, Anguissa underlined the importance of preparation. "I can't predict how the match will go, but I know we have to focus on our play and the tactical setup we've developed with Conte. This can make the difference. Napoli must be a team that can win against anyone, and on Saturday we'll take to the pitch to get the three points."

Anguissa expressed great respect for Genoa coach Patrick Vieira: "He's someone I admire greatly, both for his coaching ideas and his humanity. It'll be a pleasure to see him again, but obviously I hope we win." Speaking about other teams in Serie A, Anguissa explained that he is not interested in following their results: "I don't watch football, I live it. I only focus on our games and the videos prepared by the coach. We'll settle the score in the end, but I think Napoli is a team that matters today and can win."

The relationship with Conte and the secret of the best defense

Working with Antonio Tale It's an intense experience, Anguissa revealed: "Conte demands 200% from each of us. He pushes us to always give our all, both tactically and mentally. He places a lot of emphasis on defense, but not just as a unit: the whole team defends and attacks together. This is the philosophy that allows us to be solid."

The midfielder then praised some of his teammates, especially Lobotka: "I love him as a person. He's calm and shows great personality on the pitch. Playing with him is easy, we understand each other blindly." Finally, Anguissa spoke about two young talents who could do well for Napoli: "Gilmour and McTominay are strong and have great qualities. They're also great people on a personal level, and for me that's crucial. There's a collaborative atmosphere in our dressing room; we all help each other, even those who play less."