After the 2‑1 victory against Lecce, Frosinone coach Massimiliano Alvini told DAZN that the result was the result of collective work. “Today we played as a team,” he said, underlining that football is entertainment that must be appreciated both in moments of joy and in times of difficulty.
Alvini recalled the importance of having players with the right attitude, citing Ghedjemis and Kvernadze as examples of professionals who can make the difference. He also mentioned Zerbin and Fini, highlighting how their presence on the pitch contributed to the performance. "Lecce arrived with a different outfit; it could be difficult to exploit the classic plays," he added, referring to the opponent's strategy and the need to adapt.
The coach then spoke about Kvernadze, defining him as a different player to Kvara, more of a playmaker and prone to dribbling, but with a strong presence on the ball. “Today I like to give credit to the kids,” he said, highlighting the desire to recognize individual contributions within the group.
Alvini reiterated that the club's primary objective is survival. With 17 points in the table, he underlined that it is not enough to look at the position on the board, but it is essential to accumulate the necessary points to avoid relegation. “The personal thing is useless in this football here,” he declared, criticizing the attitude of those who focus only on their own role rather than on the collective result.
Frosinone, after the match against Napoli, had several opportunities but had to focus on their safety horizon. Alvini closed the interview by recalling that the team must continue to work to obtain the necessary points, leaving open the prospect of a future fight to stay in Serie A.