SSC Napoli is having a great season. The team, which includes as many as three Poles (Piotr Zieliński, Bartosz Bereszyński, Hubert Idasiak), is probably heading for the Serie A victory desired in the south of Italy. In addition, Luciano Spalletti’s team is doing equally well in the Champions League, where it easily won from Group.
Zbigniew Boniek praises SSC Napoli. “Better Than Real”
Due to the upcoming matches of the 1/8 final of the Champions League, Zbigniew Boniek spoke in the Italian media. The UEFA vice-president, who played for Juventus and Roma as a footballer, spoke about Napoli’s situation on Vikonos Web Radio/Tv. He is impressed by the team’s form and believes that they are capable of great success.
Why shouldn’t they dream of winning the Champions League? In my opinion, Napoli is playing better than Real Madrid. They win by dominating, they don’t defend or counter-attack, they just lead the game. Both of their central defenders are very strong – said Boniek.
Luciano Spalletti’s team will face Eintracht Frankfurt in the 1/8 finals of the Champions League. Boniek believes that the Italians will be the favorites of this meeting, but they cannot underestimate their rivals. “Napoli are playing very well, but they have to be careful, Eintracht are a strong and tough team. However, if Napoli play their way, they shouldn’t have too much trouble with him.”
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For Napoli, this season is a chance to win the first Italian championship since 1987. However, there is more and more talk that the biggest stars could leave the club in the summer. . In addition, it will be the last chance for Neapolitans to earn a lot of money on a Pole.
After 21 rounds of Serie A, SSC Napoli has 56 points, which is 13 more than second-placed Inter Milan and 16 from third-placed AS Roma. In the next round Luciano Spalletti’s team will play at home against Cremonese.
Source: Sport.PL
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