Parma suffered their third consecutive defeat following a 2‑1 loss to Lazio, but coach AlbertoGilardino expressed confidence in the team's future. The coach declared that, despite losing two "too easy" goals, the club must find the spark necessary to reverse course and face the difficulties that arise.

In the match played at the Stadio Olimpico in Rome, Lontani's goal was a small consolation for the Ducali, who showed difficulties in both the offensive and defensive phases. Gilardino underlined that, although the match highlighted strong points, especially in the first half, the second half was characterized by playing errors and a mental attitude that did not live up to expectations. “We need to grow on this aspect, especially because the team's objective is very clear,” he said.

The coach explained the tactical choices, preferring VincentSierro instead of Bernabé, who had returned from a break of a couple of weeks. He also praised Lontani, calling him a young man with "incredible" room for improvement and indicated the need to rely on more experienced players to convey leadership and identity to the young group. “We have to believe in it, me first and foremost,” he added.

With the next match against Udinese in sight, a crucial match for survival, Gilardino asked the team to change their mentality and give a positive result to change the trend. Parma will have to face the difficulties with determination, trying to exploit the next opportunities to reverse the situation.

Corriere dello SportThis article was rewritten and localized by ScoreLens based on the original report.
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