Cesare Prandelli believes “there’s something missing” at boardroom level for Roma due to their handling of the Francesco Totti saga.
The Giallorossi captain may not be offered a new contract with the club, as President James Pallotta wants him to retire and take an off-field role.
“Something is missing from a directorship point of view in handling a champion like Totti,” Prandelli explained to Radio Kiss Kiss Napoli, before going on to discuss the Napoli match.
Cesare Prandelli believes “there’s something missing” at boardroom level for Roma due to their handling of the Francesco Totti saga.
The Giallorossi captain may not be offered a new contract with the club, as President James Pallotta wants him to retire and take an off-field role.
“Something is missing from a directorship point of view in handling a champion like Totti,” Prandelli explained to Radio Kiss Kiss Napoli, before going on to discuss the Napoli match.
“It’s not easy to make a prediction. We’re talking about two teams that want to build a great future, and earn valuable points for Champions League qualification.
“Napoli have held their position [second] for a long time and they’ll want to maintain it until the end.
“Napoli deserve applause for this season. They’ve played good football and made it a compelling season.
“The foundations for a successful future have been laid, but for a balance League we need Inter and Milan to get back to the top too.”
The former Italy CT was also asked about Partenopei striker Manolo Gabbiadini.
“He’s a special talent, I personally gave him his debut for the national team. He deserves the national team, the staff will monitor every player and take the necessary decisions for the European Championships.”