Albanian player warns Mohamed Salah not to come to Naples

The right-back of the Albanian international of Naples, Hosay, warned, in an interview with the Agence France-Presse in Liverpool, not to expect to "come to Naples to play quietly, "and to face" difficulties "on the eve of the meeting of the two teams, today, Their start in the group stage of the Champions League.

Here is the text of the interview conducted by "L & # 39; AFP" with the right back, which defends the colors of Naples since 2015:

Q: Like last season, Naples have to face Liverpool in the Champions League (referring to the meeting of the two teams last season, in the group stage, when they traded a 1-0 win). How do you handle this game against the defending champions?

A: "I think it's similar to last year, when everyone was waiting for Liverpool to win. What happened was unfortunate, because I really think we showed that we deserved to qualify for this group (Napoli scored for the Liverpool goal difference), we played against Liverpool and showed that we were more stronger than them. Obviously it will be a difficult game, all the games are difficult. You just have to give 100%. "When you do everything, you know it will be a good game for you, a tough match for your opponent."

Q: What can your team rely on to harass the English team?

A: "You just have to be calm. As in all games, in our style, and then we will see (what will happen), I think the main strength of Napoli lies in the way he plays, in which we play every game. "We have to be firm and think we are in Naples and we can compete with all the other teams in the world."

Q: But Liverpool looks the luckiest!

A: "Liverpool is one of the strongest teams. He won the Champions League. So we have to respect this team and what it has won, as well as the players who play with it. But we must not forget who we are, that we are in Naples and that we beat last season this team that won the Champions League. We will make them suffer. They can not come to Naples to play quietly. "It's true that confronting strong players like (Mohamed) Salah, the Brazilian Roberto Firmino, the Senegalese Sadio) Manet and the Dutchman Van Dyck is a great responsibility, but it's also an opportunity for us to show our qualities. "