The journalist’s analysis leaves no doubt: Milan, the Scudetto, and Antonio Conte.
It is less and less until the big match scheduled for Sunday evening between Napoli and Milan. A clash that will act as a crossroads in the season for both teams and for which there is much anticipation.
Napoli Milan, l’omaggio dei calciatori azzurri
Sky Sport journalist Peppe Di Stefano spoke to the microphones of Radio Capri during the program Bordocampo – I Tempo, where he commented on the upcoming challenge between the Azzurri and the Rossoneri, highlighting the Rossoneri environment and the moment they are going through.
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“It is a different Milan than in previous years. I think the Milan of the Scudetto was much less strong than this current one, but it had a more solid locker room, with driving figures ranging from the managers to the coach to the team manager. In general, the environment was different. I don’t know if this Milan will be able to become that, but this is confirmation that in soccer, not only names count. I agree with Ibra: this Milan is stronger than that of the past, but it does not perform in the same way. If Napoli will make the mistake of leaving space for Milan’s individuals, they can hurt. However, as of today, I do not know if Milan has a soul: it is strong, and if it played a friendly on Thursday it would be the best team in the league, but the league is another thing,” Di Stefano commented.
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The Sky Sport journalist went on to give his opinion on Napoli and the Azzurri’s season finale.
“You have to fear Antonio Conte, his desire and the final rush. I was very surprised by the Venice game, otherwise everything is in line. At the beginning of the year I expected Conte to reignite Napoli. The failure to sell Kvara, or perhaps his sale with the arrival of a top player, could have made the difference, but it did not, perhaps also because of budgetary needs. However, I think Napoli is doing a great job and will continue to do so. I don’t think the championship is over-I still have Napoli-Juve and Napoli-Inter in my eyes, and in those games Napoli excelled. This makes me think that it can still have its say, considering that Inter is busy on several fronts. In my opinion, Napoli will be able to play it to the last.”
Con l’Inter a +3, gli azzurri devono vincere per tenere il passo e, magari, approfittare di un eventuale scivolone dei nerazzurri contro l’Udinese. Il Maradona sarà una bolgia, pronto a spingere la squadra con quel calore che solo Napoli sa dare.
Il Milan, dal canto suo, arriva con le sue ambizioni e un Sergio Conceicao che vuole lasciare il segno. Ma per il Napoli è una questione di dentro o fuori: perdere punti ora significherebbe dare un vantaggio forse decisivo all’Inter. Conte lo sa, e nonostante l’infortunio di Leonardo Spinazzola, è determinato a tirar fuori il massimo dai suoi. Perché a Napoli il calcio non è solo un gioco: è passione, è orgoglio, è un sogno da inseguire con il cuore in mano, come quello dello Scudetto.
