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Conte's Bitterness: "Kvaratskhelia Has Asked to Be Sold"



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Napoli coach Antonio Conte is very disappointed on the eve of tomorrow night's match against Verona at the Maradona. The Salento coach revealed and clarified the matter of kvaratskhelia: “He asked to be sold, and I am bitter and disappointed about this because it means I have lost 6 months, and the work done in this time to recover has been for nothing. Now the ball is in the club’s court and his entourage. Let’s see what happens until the end of the transfer market.

 I take things head on, which means that I too have not been so incisive in convincing the two parties to move forward together.

Today I have to step back because I can't keep someone who doesn't want to stay today. I did it in the summer, I realized that it was a bolt from the blue, I'm taking a step back and it's right that the situation is resolved between them. I would never want him to stay tomorrow and say that I vetoed it.

I did it six months ago but seeing the results I obviously didn't succeed. Kvara is not available with Verona, we'll see what happens in the future but we're going to lose an important player"

In short

Napoli coach Antonio Conte is very disappointed on the eve of tomorrow night's match against Verona at the Maradona.

  • The Salento coach revealed and clarified the Kvaratskhelia situation: "He asked to be sold, and I'm disappointed...
  • Now the ball is in the company's court and its entourage.
  • Let's see what happens until the end of the transfer market.

Key questions

What is the main point of the news?

Napoli coach Antonio Conte is very disappointed on the eve of tomorrow night's match against Verona at the Maradona.

Why is this news relevant?

The Salento coach revealed and clarified the Kvaratskhelia situation: "He asked to be sold, and I'm disappointed...

Which detail helps us understand the case better?

Now the ball is in the company's court and its entourage.

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