‘The fight for second isn’t over’ insists Roma's Kostas Manolas, although he believes ‘Napoli have an easy task.’
With one round remaining the Giallorossi are two points behind the Partenopei, who need to beat relegated Frosinone to secure automatic Champions League qualification.
The Lupi on the other hand will finish the season away to a Milan side desperately needing to leapfrog Sassuolo in order to ensure European football next season.
‘The fight for second isn’t over’ insists Roma's Kostas Manolas, although he believes ‘Napoli have an easy task.’
With one round remaining the Giallorossi are two points behind the Partenopei, who need to beat relegated Frosinone to secure automatic Champions League qualification.
The Lupi on the other hand will finish the season away to a Milan side desperately needing to leapfrog Sassuolo in order to ensure European football next season.
“As with every game you have to have a good performance – Roma must always go on the pitch to win,” Manolas told Roma Radio.
“We know that it’ll be a difficult game because Milan need points. The fight for second place isn’t over. Napoli have an easy task, but in football you can never say never.
“Look at Leicester. I congratulate mister Ranieri, who was my CT for the Greece national team.
“Leicester or Greece in 2004 the greater surprise? Leicester, because Greece played six or seven matches, so it can happen. But Leicester had 38 games, with very strong teams behind them.”