After Napoli's heartbreaking Champions League exit, owner
Aurelio de Laurentiis has asserted that the Partnopei need a bigger squad.
Napoli exited the Champions League last night in unlucky
fashion after a 2-0 victory over Arsenal that took them up to 12 points in the
group stage and owner Aurelio de Laurentiis rued the lack of depth in the
squad.
The Partenopei knew that a three-goal win over the
Gunners would secure a heroic qualification for the next round but they fell a
goal short and were nonetheless applauded off the field by their fans.
Rafa Benitez had been hit by several injury problems
ahead of the all-important encounter at the Stadio San Paolo and owner De
Laurentiis has revealed that he would like to strengthen the squad.
"The market is always in progress," he told
Sportmediaset.
"These days it's not possible to play in all
competitions with 16 or 17 players like it was before when they used to tell me
that it was too difficult to manage the dressing room with too many players.
"Instead you can manage 25 players at Napoli
level."
Napoli may now turn to the January transfer market to try
and reignite their Scudetto challenge and to prepare for their Europa League
campaign.
The Azzurri are in the same boat as Juventus, who lead
Serie A but were also dumped out of the Champions League.
Culled from Hereinthecity
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