Frosinone's technical director, Renzo Castagnini, expressed great satisfaction with Marco Calò's performance, warning that the player is proving he can compete in Serie A. The comment was made to DAZN before the match against Lecce, in which the club needs concentration and determination to avoid further difficulties.

Castagnini underlined that the team is made up of young but mature people, who show seriousness and commitment. “If we're not focused, it becomes a problem,” he said. The coach then spoke about the players who, in his opinion, could play in Serie A, listing eight of them. As for Calò, the director initially had doubts about the player's age (29 years old), but now considers it a fundamental element. "We have redeemed him, he is a boy who trains well and in previous years he didn't do 12 km per game. With the qualities he has, he is holding up the top Italian championship at his best", he added.

Frosinone, who has already shown a good pace of play in recent matches, is preparing for a difficult match against Lecce. The club needs a victory to consolidate its position in the standings and to demonstrate that it can compete with the strongest teams in Serie A. The coach reiterated the importance of concentration and teamwork to achieve this objective.

The match against Lecce is scheduled for 6.30pm and, according to the latest news, Frosinone has already recorded a positive result against the Neapolitan team, with a 2–0 lead at half-time. However, the club still has to face Lecce, who have shown that they have a good level of play and can create chances for victory.

Frosinone, which has already shown that it is capable of competing with the strongest teams in Serie A, is preparing for a difficult match against Lecce. The club needs a victory to consolidate its position in the standings and to demonstrate that it can compete with the strongest teams in Serie A. The coach reiterated the importance of concentration and teamwork to achieve this objective.

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