Le pagelle di Kvaratskhelia - Si sbatte, ma il nervosismo è alle stelle

Altra serata opaca per Kvaratskhelia, trascinatore la passata stagione e leader solitario (e parecchio nervoso) in questo anno. I quotidiani hanno messo in evidenza la reazione del georgiano, in maggior misura in secondo tempo in cui il Napoli non è mai riuscito a trovare le giuste trame di gioco per far male al Monza: "Si agita, va sulla fascia destra, fa ammonire Pereira e Cittadini, invita Zerbin e sfiora la rete al 45’. Un altro lo divora al 10’ dinanzi a Di Gregorio. Martellato e molto, molto nervoso: e Ciurria gli prende le misure", si legge sul Corriere dello Sport.

Prestazione da dimenticare pure per La Gazzetta dello Sport: "Ci prova, prende parecchi falli, mette sempre in affanno la linea difensiva avversaria. Ma la mira è imprecisa e la rete che fallisce dinanzi a Di Gregorio pesa molto sul risultato". Pure TuttoNapoli non promuove il regista: "Cerca l’uno contro uno e costringe Pereira reiteratamente al fallo. Sul finire del primo tempo una giocata che avrebbe giusto fortuna. Sul triangolo con Raspadori avrebbe dovuto far meglio, ma è l’unico che supera sempre l’uomo con regolarità".

Le pagelle di Kvaratskhelia TMW: 5 La Gazzetta dello Sport: 5,5 Corriere dello Sport: 6,5 Tuttosport: 5 TuttoNapoli: 5,5

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