The striker quashed any speculations that his future at the club would be determined by their Champions League qualification, and stated his targets for the season.
The Uruguayan forward has made a big impact at the club and is their leading goal scorer with 19 goals for the season. What is even more impressive is that he has converted
17 of those goals from regular play and only two from penalties. This statistic becomes more significant when compared to Serie A’s top goal scorer, http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Zlatan-Ibrahimovic-c38029, who has scored eight of his 22 goals from the spot.
He has been performed phenomenally well in the UEFA Champions League, and his performances for the Partenopei has turned the striker into one of the most sought after players
at this point in time. With speculation rife on the future of the hit man, many have suggested that Napoli’s inability to qualify for the European club’s premier competition would lead to the departure of the striker.
http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Lazio-c39775. Stating his stance
on his future at Napoli, he further went on to state:
“It does not depend at all on qualifying for the Champions League or not. I do not think about it, I will only say that I am happy here, I’m fine. My son was born in this
city and the warmth of the people is unique. Sooner or later there will come a time, but for now I’m focused only on Napoli.”
The striker was talking to Radio Marte and in his interview he commented on their tie against Juventus, he also reflected on the Coppa Italia tie against the Old Lady, and
commented:
“We respect the
Bianconeri a lot, but our goal is to secure third place. I’d like to win the
Coppa Italia. A trophy in this shirt would be great, but now I repeat that focus is just about the League. We have a target to hit.”
The Azzurri striker’s goal scoring endeavours would be key to Napoli making it to next year’s edition of the Champions League a reality
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