Politano: ‘Napoli cannot have this attitude, only Italians take responsibility’
Matteo Politano seemed to launch a broadside at his Napoli teammates after the 4-1 defeat to FC Porto, noting it was ‘just us Italians’ who took responsibility for their difficulties. The Partenopei had started quite strong at the Estadio do Dragao this evening, despite having a decimated squad with 10 players out between injury and ineligibility, leaving only three senior outfield figures on the bench.
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7 outlets · first-seen order- +0 min
Il NapolistaIT · ITBroke it
- +16 minAllegri: “Per 70 minuti abbiamo fatto una buona partita, non ho nulla da dire ai ragazzi”
- +18 minPolitano: “Perdere 2-1 è una cosa, 4-1 è un’altra”
- +20 minPolitano: “Mi piacerebbe che ogni tanto venisse qualche altro compagno di squadra in tv, non sempre noi italiani”
- +27 minMcTominay: “Sono così arrabbiato che non riesco a spiegarlo a parole. Siamo troppo aperti in area di rigore”
- +43 minAllegri: “Al 70esimo subentra un’altra partita. La puoi gestire solo se hai otto nove calciatori in panchina”
- +28 min
ANSA — CalcioIT · ITOwn reporting
Champions: Politano critica i compagni, 'la faccia ce la mettiamo sempre noi italiani'
- +33 min
SportmediasetIT · ITOwn reporting
Napoli, Politano duro coi compagni: "La faccia ce la mettiamo sempre noi italiani"
- +50 min
Calciomercato.comIT · ITRepeats
Cites Sky Sport
- +54 min
La Gazzetta dello SportIT · ITOwn reporting
- +59 min
TuttoMercatoWebIT · ITOwn reporting
- +1 h 1 min
Football ItaliaEN · ITOwn reporting
Politano: ‘Napoli cannot have this attitude, only Italians take responsibility’
Cites Sky Sport
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