Genoa striker Leonardo Pavoletti says a loss against Napoli would be 'acceptable', but within limits.
The 26-year-old is gaining more and more prominence with the Grifone thanks to Coach Giampiero Gasperini's supervision.
“He is helping me do things I would never have imagined,” he told Il Secolo XIX, as reported by Calciomercato.com.
“I’d love to get to double digits, but what truly matters is that every goal scored should bring in some points too. Every goal should be useful to the team”.
Genoa striker Leonardo Pavoletti says a loss against Napoli would be 'acceptable', but within limits.
The 26-year-old is gaining more and more prominence with the Grifone thanks to Coach Giampiero Gasperini's supervision.
“He is helping me do things I would never have imagined,” he told Il Secolo XIX, as reported by Calciomercato.com.
“I’d love to get to double digits, but what truly matters is that every goal scored should bring in some points too. Every goal should be useful to the team”.
“Losing is acceptable, but not too badly. Our draw with Torino, a team that’s fighting to play in Europe, gave our morale a boost.
“We’ll have to be perfect against Napoli.”