Davide Zappacosta, defender of Atalanta, expressed his frustration after the 2-2 draw at home against Fiorentina, in an interview broadcast by DAZN. In the comment he underlined that the team "wasn't able to hold on more" and believed that "we left the ball to Fiorentina". The player highlighted how, despite his presence on the pitch, the defense was unable to contain the opportunities created by the Florentine squad.

Atalanta, who are currently in the middle of the table, had a mixed performance in this match. Zappacosta recalled the moment in the first half when he was "ready to make a sensational play", but admitted that he lost an extra second to put the ball in. The defender then underlined the importance of maintaining concentration even in the last seconds of the game, especially when you are ahead.

Atalanta coach Maurizio Sarri has already spoken about how the team is trying to consolidate its tactical identity. Zappacosta reiterated that the team understood Sarri's concepts, but also highlighted the need for "more personality at key moments". According to the defender, the team must "get back on its feet" and improve its ability to manage pressure situations, especially in the final stages of matches.

In the context of Serie A, Atalanta finds itself in a mid-table position, with the hope of improving its position in the next matches. The draw against Fiorentina left the team with a neutral result, but highlighted the need for greater defensive solidity. Zappacosta also underlined that the "new football" that Atalanta is trying to implement could help to "increase our wealth" of experience and competence.

Looking to the future, Atalanta will face a series of important challenges. The club aims to consolidate its position in the table and improve its defensive performance. Zappacosta concluded the interview by underlining that the team must "resist more" and that the next match will be crucial to demonstrate its ability to manage pressure situations.

TuttomercatowebThis article was rewritten and localized by ScoreLens based on the original report.
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