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There is a lot at stake in tomorrow night’s match at the Franchi Florentine and the Naples. In the case of the Viola team, which still has to recover from the game against Atalanta, postponed on March 17, there are precious points to try to move further away from the Neapolitans in the standings and in the meantime try to secure eighth place which would allow them to access, for the third year in a row, in the Conference League preliminaries. Where Biraghi and his teammates reached the final twice in a row, losing the first against West Ham while waiting to play the one on May 29th in Athens against Olympiakos. Throughout the Viola clan there is a desire to end yet another intense season well, and Vincenzo in particular wants it Italian who, as he made clear some time ago, now seems to have reached the end of his cycle in Florence which began in the summer of 2021: tomorrow’s game, against a team he has been linked to for some time, promises to be his last match at the Franchi since Viola coach and also for this reason he would like to say goodbye with a victory that would give further impetus to the European race in the championship and would convey even more enthusiasm and confidence in view of the final in Athens. Fans are flocking to the box office in large numbers (over 26,000 tickets have already been sold for this match against Napoli) as well as for the big match on May 29th for which over 4,500 tickets have already been purchased by Fiorentina supporters, half of those available. Now, however, tomorrow’s match counts and after the success obtained on Monday against Monza 2-1 Italiano and its players are aiming for a repeat: on this occasion Belotti and Ikoné return, absent in the last match due to physical problems, the former should start in the starting center of the attack supported by Gonzalez, Beltran and Kouamé. Compared to Monday, Bonaventura, Dodo and Biraghi could also find a starting shirt. Farewell also for the Curva Fiesole which will then close due to the renovation of the stadium: next season it will ‘move’ to the Curva Ferrovia.
