Frosinone celebrated the first hat-trick by a professional player in the club's history, with Antonio Raimondo scoring three goals in the win against Sassuolo. The striker, who spoke to Sky Sport, described the result as a moment of great emotion and praised the work of the coach and staff for his personal evolution.
Raimondo underlined that the third goal was the best, highlighting the feeling of having achieved a triple for the first time in professional competition. He added that the result was a reward for all his teammates, saying he had "made everyone sign the ball". The player then spoke about his journey: "The credit goes to the coach, who changed me as a player and like everything else. Last year I did well, but before that I was coming from a year in which I had just scored a goal. Working with the coach and the staff, there has been constant improvement. I can only thank him."
On the future of the club, Raimondo reiterated that the main objective is salvation. He quoted the words of the coach, who defined the group as united and with a positive climate in the locker room. “The coach has given us a very clear identity, we try to follow him and bring it back to the pitch,” said the player.
The result against Sassuolo, which saw Frosinone emerge with a dominant performance, was a turning point for the team, who now focus on fighting to stay. With Raimondo's hat-trick, the club demonstrated that it has an attack capable of producing decisive goals, while the coach's leadership continues to guide the group towards the final goal. The next step will be to consolidate the defense and maintain high motivation in the next matches, with the aim of avoiding relegation and guaranteeing remaining in Serie A.