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Fiorentina gets boost against Lazio ahead of clash based on Baroni’s decision which might favour the Viola

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La Fiorentina si rafforza contro la Lazio in vista dello scontro diretto grazie alla decisione di Baroni che potrebbe favorire i Viola

L’allenatore della Lazio Marco Baroni ha individuato due potenziali sostituti per l’infortunato Taty Castellanos prima della partita contro la Fiorentina.

I Biancocelesti affronteranno i Viola in uno scontro anticipato di Serie A domenica. Nella sua conferenza stampa pre-partita, Baroni ha confermato che sia Castellanos che Samuel Gigot salteranno la partita a causa di infortuni e ha discusso di come intende colmare il vuoto lasciato dall’attaccante argentino.

Fortunatamente Taty non ha avuto un grosso infortunio, ma non voglio correre rischi. Anche Gigot ha avuto un problema ieri in allenamento, non sarà disponibile. Dobbiamo trovare delle soluzioni per sostituire Castellanos, uno potrebbe partire mentre l’altro entra nel secondo tempo. Questi sono Pedro e Noslin.

E Castrovilli? Per me Gaetano può giocare in tutti i ruoli del centrocampo, anche nel doppio perno, può farlo molto bene. Ma Dia mi piace come centrocampista offensivo e vorrei tenerlo in questo ruolo. Quindi, è molto probabile che uno dei due che ho citato possa giocare come attaccante. È una soluzione su cui abbiamo lavorato.

Baroni ha indicato che potrebbe utilizzare Pedro o Noslin nell’attacco contro la Fiorentina. Mentre ha espresso ammirazione per l’ex allenatore della Lazio Maurizio Sarri, che in genere evitava la rotazione dei giocatori, Baroni ritiene che sia essenziale apportare dei cambiamenti.

Non sono d’accordo con Sarri sulla rotazione. Dobbiamo usare tutti, porto avanti questo pensiero con la squadra e devo essere coerente. Dobbiamo far evolvere tutti, quindi dobbiamo far giocare tutti.

Non mi piace chiamarla rotazione, penso a 20 titolari che possono passare il testimone durante la partita e nelle competizioni importanti. Poi diventa difficile mantenere la stessa intensità quando si gioca tre volte a settimana.

Ha inoltre sottolineato l’importanza di esibirsi bene in trasferta, soprattutto con una tifoseria affezionata che sostiene la squadra ovunque vada.

La squadra deve avere lo stesso atteggiamento fuori casa. Nel calcio non esiste più casa o trasferta. Giocare davanti ai nostri tifosi è straordinario, ci seguono anche in trasferta, quindi è solo un fattore mentale. Dobbiamo essere sempre noi stessi e giocare la nostra partita. Mi aspetto una crescita significativa in questo senso.

Quando giochi con diversi giocatori offensivi, è meglio tenerli vicini alla porta avversaria. Ecco perché ci concentriamo sulla corsa in avanti e sul recupero offensivo della palla.

Baroni ha espresso anche la sua vicinanza a Daniele De Rossi, recentemente esonerato dalla Roma e sostituito da Ivan Juric.

Non voglio dilungarmi troppo sull’argomento. Quando un collega viene licenziato, provo sempre pena per lui. Il Derby (il 5 gennaio) sarà fondamentale, ma abbiamo ancora tanta strada da fare.

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