Former Udinese and Atalanta double Cesare Natali spoke on the pages of the colleagues of Il Messaggero Veneto. Here are the words in the interview of the former Udinese central defender.
WILL WEATHER MORE THE ABSENCE OF RETEGUI THAN THAT OF LUCCA – “Given the volume of chances created in the penalty area, and the pursuit of the forwards with crosses from the back, I think Retegui will be missed much more by Dea than Lucca by Udinese. By the way, Gasperini’s defense is at its best on lusty physical references so it might be even better for Udinese to play without high points.”
WITHOUT DAVIS AN ATTACK CAPABLE OF GIVING NO POINTS OF REFERENCE – “Davis is a fine player, but if he were missing as well, I still would not see Udinese already beaten and incapable of offense. On the contrary, I find that the team is ultra-competitive and has especially improved in the proposed play from the waist up, bringing many more men into the offensive phase than we have seen in recent years. That’s good, because you only enhance players in a context of proactive play.”
THE GAME IMPOSED BY MISTER KOSTA RUNJAIC – “He understood that you can dare and make soccer. Then the fact that Udinese always plays with 3-5-2 does not mean anything because the difference is made by interpretation and the idea of how to move the players. The development of the offensive maneuver is good, I’ve also seen five-six bianconeri attacking the area, and you can also see it from the central defense that rises high like Bijol, author of the winning goal in Monza.”
NEO PURCHASE OUMAR SOLET – “I followed him to Salzburg, I know who was behind it, and I was delighted to see him arrive at Udinese on a zero-parameter basis. It was an incredible market coup by the Pozzo’s. He has structure and quality combined with personality. I would not be surprised if by the end of June Udinese already had requests like Bijol is having, who in my opinion could end up at Inter as a deputy Acerbi. For Inzaghi’s type of game, the Slovenian is ideal.”
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