In an interview with Borgo Ferrovia, Roberto Insigne, a midfielder from Avellino, expressed his satisfaction with the victory against Monza, an opponent considered a favourite of Serie B. He stressed the importance of the team’s good attitude to achieve this result and affirmed their willingness to continue to give the best of themselves throughout the season. Insignia acknowledged the difficulties encountered in the match against Frosinone, but indicated that the team now has a clear strategy to improve. He also mentioned the difficulty of the Serie B championship, the need for caution and his desire to contribute significantly to the team after a late return to Italy. He also addressed the question of his brother Lorenzo Insigne, indicating that a possible transfer to Avellino could be made, but that the priority remains the performance of the team in Serie B, with the crucial involvement of the public support and the return of the injured players.

At the same time, the technical sector of the FIGC Pro announced a new promotion of several coaches, having passed the final exams of the course. New certified coaches include Luca Rossettin, currently head of the Roma, and Alberto Maresi, an observer for Sassuolo, both of whom have achieved the perfect score of 110/110. Other notable names include Cesc Fabregas (Côme), Fabio Pisacane (Cagliari), and Marek Hamšík, former Naples player and current member of the technical staff of the Slovak national team. Marco Landucci, former collaborator of Massimiliano Allegri, as well as Salvatore Bocchetti and Simone Padoin, respective coaches of Atalanta Under 23 and Juventus Primavera, also obtained their qualification. The complete list includes Andrei Agius, Alessaandro Agostinini, Giovanni Ferraro, Alessaandro Gazzi, Vincenzo Maiuri, Davide Moro, and Luca Rigoni.

Attention is now focused on the upcoming Naples match in Manchester, a crucial event for the Champions League. This game, which will take place at Etihad Stadium, evokes memories past for Neapolitan fans. The challenge is all the more important as Naples faces Manchester City, led by Pep Guardiola, a challenge that highlights the rivalry between two of the best coaches in the world. Guardiola will have to deal with a Rasmus Højlund in full form, a player he knows well and might surprise. For Antonio Conte, this match represents an opportunity to leave an indelible mark in the Champions League, after several unsuccessful attempts. The meeting promises to be an exciting confrontation, full of history and ambition.