“Satisfied with the performance. Kvaratskhelia? The president will take care of it”

FLORENCE – The Naples gets just one point against Fiorentina, with a masterpiece free kick Kvaratskhelia which stops the score at 2-2. Despite the draw, in the post-match the coach Calzone he defined himself as satisfied with his team: “The team put in a great performance against Fiorentina. I liked the team for the first half hour, then after the equalizer we fell apart for ten minutes. In the second half we raised our center of gravity, we made a good game despite the result. Our problem is that we were and are condemned to win, and it doesn’t help us. But we move forward.”

Calzona: “Let’s be satisfied with a draw”

“We conceded goals from free kicks – he continues -, on incorrect disengagement. We didn’t give Mazzocchi solutions, these are things that can happen. Honestly, the score says that Fiorentina had three chances and scored goals on two. This condemns us, it always happens like this. We have a very high average on our opponents’ chances. Let’s be satisfied with this draw and the performance. I told the team that we lowered ourselves too much, something you can’t afford with Fiorentina. It was not possible to have a consistently high level performance, leaving the field with a goal down. We have these limitations. Many times we score goals straight away, ready to go, or with time up. Today the team was sorted, I am satisfied with the performance. I think that if you don’t perform and win it’s just a coincidence.”

Calzona on the future of Kvaratskhelia

Finally on future of Napoli and Kvaratskhelia: “The club will take care of it, they will have their strategies. The president has spoken, they will know what to do to restore vitality to this team and to return to the positions they deserve. Goodbye Kvaratskhelia? I won’t discover it, he’s an important player. They are players who They have above average quality and should be expected. At 22 years old he has room for improvement, he’s almost a champion. I won’t comment on what the president said, it’s his problems and he’ll take care of it.”