Edinson Cavani has reflected on one difference he sees in living life in Paris now, compared to previously in Naples.
Edinson Cavani has reflected on one difference he sees in living life in Paris now, compared to previously in Naples.
The Uruguayan is a year into his career at Paris Saint-Germain following a €63m transfer from Napoli and, despite rumours of a move away from the French capital and even back to the peninsula, the 27-year-old has explained a particularly affinity with Parisians.
“In Naples, I could not leave the house, in Paris, I can continue to go about my life as always,” Cavani has told El Observador this week.
“Italy breathes football, wherever you are you feel this passion. I could not leave the house without being attacked by fans.
“In France, people are calmer, with more normality to following the game. In Paris I can live a normal life.
“The French are more respectful, they always ask permission before taking a picture or asking for an autograph. People treat you differently.”