Sampdoria star Manolo Gabbiadini shrugged off Napoli talk after ending a perfect 2014 at the Juventus Stadium.
The Bianconeri were about to win all 26 of their home games in Serie A this season, but were pegged back 1-1 at the very last one.
Gabbiadini is co-owned by Juventus, so does he feel bad at spoiling their party?
Sampdoria star Manolo Gabbiadini shrugged off Napoli talk after ending a perfect 2014 at the Juventus Stadium.
The Bianconeri were about to win all 26 of their home games in Serie A this season, but were pegged back 1-1 at the very last one.
Gabbiadini is co-owned by Juventus, so does he feel bad at spoiling their party?
“When I step on the field, I look only at the shirt I am wearing. I am not interested in Juve’s record, as I play only for my team and therefore I’m happy,” he told Sky Sport Italia.
“Juve are strong away too, but on home turf have an extra gear compared to the others. We suffered in the first half, but did well to stay in the game and in the end got our equaliser.
“Buffon is a great champion, so I knew it would be tough to beat him twice.”
Gabbiadini is widely expected to join Napoli in January in a deal worth €13m.
“Lately there has been too much talk, so I prefer to do my talking on the pitch, play the way I know how and try to score goals.”