During the preseason training camp, Simone Mazzocchi, the forward who joined from Cosenza, also spoke to the press: “I’m very happy to be here; the welcome has been great, and I’ve seen a team that’s working really hard, following the coach, who’s been trying right from the start to convey his ideas to us. It’s normal to struggle a bit during the summer, but here we’re working with a smile.
I played with Marco Turati in Syracuse during my first stint as a pro, and I’ve found him to be just as dynamic on the field as I remembered him; I’ll say it again, we’re working very well together, and as the days go by, his instructions will become second nature to everyone.
The style of play we’re trying to adopt is undoubtedly very attacking, and the goal is definitely to spend as much time as possible in the opponent’s half; as we get to know each other better, it’ll be much easier for everyone to link up and find the right combinations to score goals.
I’ve known Kevin Cannavò since last year, and Florenzi and I have been playing together for several years now—we have an incredible bond even off the field: knowing each other so well certainly helps us click during matches.
Personally, I’m very happy to start this new chapter, determined to bring ambition and courage to everything that’s asked of me.
I’m a selfless forward who also likes to drop back and play with my teammates, but at the same time, I don’t want to lose sight of the penalty area, because that’s where the play culminates.
My advice for tackling Serie C is that it will be essential to adapt immediately to the league, which is completely different from Serie B. How quickly we can adapt will be crucial early on and can really help us get off to a strong start.
I know the La Spezia environment well, and I’m sure the fans’ support will never waver this year either: together, we can achieve great things.”
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