Lazio Coach Stefano Pioli called Felipe Anderson “unstoppable” and Danilo Cataldi the new Claudio Marchisio.
The Aquile are flying high in third place at the moment after six consecutive Serie A victories.
“The credit goes to the work of the squad and within that are some great individuals,” Pioli told Radio Deejay.
“Lazio chose me and put an excellent team at my disposal. There are 10 rounds to go, a lot of points up for grabs and we want to aim for the best.
Lazio Coach Stefano Pioli called Felipe Anderson “unstoppable” and Danilo Cataldi the new Claudio Marchisio.
The Aquile are flying high in third place at the moment after six consecutive Serie A victories.
“The credit goes to the work of the squad and within that are some great individuals,” Pioli told Radio Deejay.
“Lazio chose me and put an excellent team at my disposal. There are 10 rounds to go, a lot of points up for grabs and we want to aim for the best.
“The secrets of good football are professionalism, sacrifice and quality. Lazio have all of those. The break for international duty didn’t come at the right time for us, but the fans are firing us up and we know the next game is always the most important.”
There are two breakout stars for the Biancocelesti this season, aged 21 and 20.
“In Felipe Anderson the club found a player of huge potential. This year he is maturing and improving, so he would’ve found more space regardless of Antonio Candreva’s injury.
“He has really stepped up a gear in terms of his movement and is wonderful between the lines, where he’s practically unstoppable. He could run into space and do even better.
“Cataldi is a midfielder who will become the complete player. He has dynamism, pace and quality. I think the right person to compare him to is Marchisio.”