Cabin Gate in Naples: Starting coach Carlo Ancelotti has been heavily criticized by the condition of the changing rooms located in the supervised by him Italian football first division SSC Naples. "I am outraged by the mistakes and inability of those who have taken on these tasks," said the 60-year-old in a statement that was published on the homepage of the association.
"You can build a house in two months, but they have not been able to renovate the dressing rooms, so where are we going to change at the games against Sampdoria and Liverpool?" Ancelotti asked rhetorically.
Québe le condizioni degli spogliatoi del Napoli dello stadio San Paolo, a 70 ore da #NapoliSampdoria, che hanno scatenato la reazione di @MrAncelotti contro Regione, Comune e Commissari. pic.twitter.com/YAROtscwIh
- Official SSC Napoli (@sscnapoli) September 12, 2019Naples had submitted an application to the league before the start of the season to play the first two Serie A games due to the renovation of the San Paolo stadium.
"I am amazed at the statement by Ancelotti," responded architect Filomena Smiraglia in the "Gazzetta dello Sport". "We also visited Vice President Edoardo De Laurentiis, who praised us for the work before the craftsmen." The work should be completed as planned on Friday.
Naples hosts Saturday's bottom-line Sampdoria Genoa, on Tuesday (9 pm, TV: Sky and DAZN, Liveticker SPIEGEL) comes from Jürgen Klopp supervised Champions League winner Liverpool FC to Campania.
