Spalletti: Milan's quadruple is not cruel. And now you realize the difficulty of facing us in the Champions League new(2023)

Napoli coach Luciano Spalletti commented on Milan coach Paolo Maldini's reaction during the conversation between the coach and the referee at half-time.

League leaders Napoli were beaten by four unanswered goals on Sunday night and the sides will meet again in the Champions League quarter-finals later this month.

Spalletti was asked if it was difficult to score and he replied in his comment on DAZN: "No, Milan made a great start and then took every opportunity we gave them and the spaces intelligently used."

"Our results were lower than usual and my players' desire to leave left Milan more room," he said. Spalletti continues: "We left the line spacing and Milan use it very well, we didn't always divide the tasks correctly.

Victor Osimhen was injured but Spalletti didn't use that as an argument and reported: “Matthias Oliver and Piotr Zieliński came back with problems, Osimhen was injured so we were a bit unlucky this round but

Milan also had injuries. The two sides meet in the quarter-finals of the Champions League on 12 and 18 April. It wasn't easy,

people seemed to pretend that Milan were easy opponents and now they might see others like me. At half-time as the teams come out of the tunnel, Spalletti seems to criticize Leao for his celebration ,

provoking a sharp reaction from Milan coach Paolo Maldini. Spalletti comments: "Nothing happened. over, I just came back and asked for a yellow card from Lobotka, the referee explained it, Maldini passed and waved his arms like he was saying I was me the whole time complain or something."

"Like last season, we all sat on the bench and didn't protest, unlike Piola, who was cautioned by the referee. Nobody cautioned me."

"I didn't like that he talked about me and my questions, I told him the same thing, then he reacted, but there's nothing for me, Paolo Maldini! I didn't play at his level, but I play Football For several years,

Napoli manager Luciano Spalletti was not happy with Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola's compliment to the Italian club Guardiola praised Napoli and described them as the best and strongest team in Europe Now.

, , Napoli qualified for the quarter-finals of the Champions League last night at the expense of Eintracht Frankfurt after winning by conceding five goals (wins home and away). Asked what he thought of Guardiola's praise for Napoli, Spalletti said in an op-ed for Italian newspaper Oasport: "I'm not proud of those comments." ; It's just a little game that we all know the intent is to pre-play