“My role? To create the right balance between the two phases, between the attackers and the defenders, for the team. I try to do my best so that the attackers have the opportunity to create chances and at the same time have a good defense. I try to be close to every teammate to help them and do what I can for the team,” said Stanislav Lobotka, the lighthouse of SSC Napoli under Antonio Conte, speaking to Radio Crc before the game against Lazio in the Italian Cup . “To reach this level, you always have to be maximally focused and do the best possible for the team at every moment. We play very well with Anguissa and McTominay and when I was injured Gilmour also played well. I think it’s important to have a lot of choices and really strong players available. I think I’m in one of the most important midfield areas of my career,” he explained. “I think Conte is one of the most detail-oriented coaches I’ve ever had in my career. How he prepares the game against the opposing team. How to defend, how to attack. We know how the opposing team plays, how we can put them under pressure in terms of their style of play. All this makes it easier for us to play the games,” Lobo continued, ready for Lazio. “I saw them play in the championship, they are a great team, play beautiful football. A very difficult game awaits us, especially in their stadium. But we want to survive the round. Also on Sunday there will be a complex type of game because they have great players and it will be difficult to play against this Lazio.” “After five seasons I’m really starting to feel like a Neapolitan. It’s my second home. I immediately felt welcome, I have a lot of friends here. I like the mentality of how people welcome you. How they welcomed my family. Being in Naples is different than other Italian cities, for me there is a real desire to feel like a Neapolitan and I will never forget the city, the fans and the people,” concluded the Slovakian.
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