On the field Inter-Napoli 0-0
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THE EVE
- Luciano Spalletti returns to San Siro as an opponent of Inter, a team that the Tuscan coach coached for two seasons, from 2017 to 2019. He does so as the coach of Napoli, league leaders, with the Nerazzurri chasing seven points of distance.
The long-distance debate between Simone Inzaghi and Spalletti himself that characterizes the eve of the match is whether the match is to be considered decisive or simply important.
The two technicians are on the same line on the subject.
"With Inter it will be a very important challenge for both of us but not decisive" said the blue coach, echoing what was declared by the Nerazzurri. '' As long as there is no mathematics - Spalletti says - in this championship there is nothing definitive. There are two strong teams and momentary difficulties that can come at you from all sides. We have a city behind that quivers. This must make us reflect on what our behavior must be, our desire. To do our job we have to go through the affection of these people who love us and love us ''. Presenting himself in front of the Inter fans does not affect him that much.
'' I hope - he says - that they don't boo me at San Siro, but they can do whatever they like to me. I got the whistles from many places, but I only have to evaluate my work. When I leave a club I look to see if I have left better accounts for the club and if I have also achieved some results. At Inter I took fourth place and then I went home because they sent me there. But I do some evaluations then they must be done because based on the possibilities that one has available. I am used to living intensely what I do and I am also curious to see what I will feel when returning to San Siro. For me the past has never passed because every experience I live intensely and seriously. Inter have given me so much and I thank the fans and players I have had regardless of what happens. ''
