Sassuolo's Eusebio Di Francesco looks forward to playing Verona as both teams expect an open game this afternoon.
The young Coach may be one of very few individuals in Serie A to near the end of the season with what appears to be a light-hearted approach, as he seemed frank and unworried in his Press conference.
“We have three important games this week, we want to gather points, get out of the lower parts of the standings and have fun,” he said.
Sassuolo's Eusebio Di Francesco looks forward to playing Verona as both teams expect an open game this afternoon.
The young Coach may be one of very few individuals in Serie A to near the end of the season with what appears to be a light-hearted approach, as he seemed frank and unworried in his Press conference.
“We have three important games this week, we want to gather points, get out of the lower parts of the standings and have fun,” he said.
“Verona also stated that they want to have fun, and I'm happy to hear that because I'm hoping for a good game.
“We'll have to be careful against them, their team has strong values and a good Coach. They had some trouble at the beginning of the year but they did well in bouncing back.”
Di Francesco also admitted that he is likely to make some changes in his squad ahead of the midweek round.
“Three games in four days can be heavy, so there will be some novelties. Many of our players are injured, so I'm hoping for the best from those who do take to the pitch.
“We're working on the 3-4-3 and the 4-3-3 so we don't have to change too much in the attack. I don't want to give my adversaries any advantages but I doubt it'll be too hard for them to predict my squad, when much of it is unavailable.”