Lang introduces himself and throws down the gauntlet to Napoli to win again

"The first word I learned in Italian was 'tired'. I said it after my first training session at Napoli. Here we do a lot of work, a lot of running, but I think it's the right way to get out of the comfort zone I was in in Holland." This is how he introduced himself. Noa lang, the new left back of the Napoli arrived from PSV Eindhoven. For him, a welcome press conference and the number 70 shirt. Lang spoke about his arrival at the blue club "which had already begun last winter - he revealed - but PSV said no". "Now the club - he explains - has come back to take me and I'm living a great adventure, I've pushed hard in this direction. Here I'm ready to do dribble, final passes, goals, I'm a player that fans come to the stadium to watch him play."

The 26-year-old Dutchman also spoke about the difference in the game between Holland and Italy in relation to the role of the wingers, who here also have to cover: "In Holland - he confirmed - you usually keep the ball against most opponents, but I really care about developing the defensive phase, it's time for you to become complete and it's one of the reasons why I came, to improve from a defensive point of view. defensive e tactical And I think Conte is perfect. I'm good at dribbling, providing assists, and scoring. I know I need to improve defensively, but Conte has been talking to me about it since the first phone call. When I hadn't yet decided to join Napoli, the coach talked to me about tactics, so I came here knowing I needed to improve tactically. As for attack, even in the Champions League, I always find myself with a double marker, but I like to beat them with a dribble or a pass. I know there are great defenses in Italy, but I'm good in attack, so I'm confident. A title for me? I'd write, 'I'm here to win, because I won league titles with Brugge, Ajax, and PSV, and now I'm here to seek new victories.'"