Spalletti’s Aspiration to Meet Guardiola and Share a Cup of Coffee
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Spalletti’s Aspiration to Meet Guardiola and Share a Cup of Coffee

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Napoli head coach Luciano Spalletti spoke highly of Manchester City manager Josep Guardiola.

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“First I will rise up talking about Guardiola because I learned a lot from him. If my previous words were misunderstood, please forgive me. We love it when people talk about Napoli and enjoy our game. But it’s different when Guardiola says that Napoli can win the Champions League. We are not the team that will worry about performance in this tournament.

We have already inscribed ourselves in history, now let’s enjoy. I hope that I will be able to meet Guardiola and have a cup of Turkish coffee with him, joking about all this, ”quotes the 64-year-old Football Italia mentor.

Earlier it was reported that Guardiola refused to answer a question about Napoli, given Spalletti’s previous reaction.

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