Former Italy CT Cesare Prandelli believes Juventus and Inter both showed “fear” in the Derby d’Italia.

The pair played out a 0-0 draw at San Siro last night, and while the ex-Fiorentina Coach believes both with challenge for the Scudetto, he nonetheless sees problems.

“Even the greats have fear,” Prandelli wrote in his column for Calciomercato.

“That’s how we can summarise the match played between Inter and Juventus, which showed that both teams are still searching for the right formula.

Marek Hamsik’s agent assures he won’t leave Napoli in January, and it’s “unlikely” he’d join Juventus.

The Bianconeri tried to sign the Slovakian midfielder this summer, but were rebuffed by the Partenopei, and the player’s representative says he’s happy at San Paolo.

“Juventus? In football you never know what can happen next season,” Juraj Venglos admitted, speaking to Radio Crc.

Marek Hamsik complimented Fiorentina on their performance, but Napoli “sent a signal” by beating the leaders.

The Partenopei climbed up to fourth place and have won six of their last seven games in all competition, scoring 20 goals and conceded just two.

“It was a very tough game and I compliment Fiorentina, as they played very well, but with this result we sent a signal to the rest of Serie A,” Hamsik told Mediaset Premium after a 2-1 victory.

Maurizio Sarri remains “a realist” about Napoli’s Scudetto chances even after they beat leaders Fiorentina 2-1.

The Partenopei are seemingly unstoppable at the moment, sweeping Milan aside 4-0 at San Siro and today defeating the Serie A leaders.

Maurizio Sarri insists “Fiorentina should win the Scudetto, not Napoli” and still considers Juventus the favourites.

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“The reason Napoli-Fiorentina is a big game is because of the Viola. They are top of the table and it’s no fluke, as they are the only team to have controlled every match,” said the Coach in his Press conference.

Marek Hamsik’s agent says scoring goals is in the Napoli midfielder’s DNA.

The 28-year-old scored twice for Slovakia last night to take them to the European Championships, and is now focusing on the weekend clash with Fiorentina.

“In the national team he plays in a more attacking role,” Juraj Venglos explained to Radio Kiss Kiss Napoli.

“But he likes the position he plays for Napoli. Marek always scores goals, it’s in his DNA. I think he can get 10 goals [this season], but obviously he’s aiming for more.

Napoli playmaker Marek Hamsik says he is pleased with the character shown by his side to fight back from 2-0 down against Roma last night.