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Taglialatela reflects on his place in Napoli’s centenary story

🇮🇹 By 4AllFootball ·
Taglialatela reflects on his place in Napoli’s centenary story

Former Napoli goalkeeper Pino Taglialatela spoke at the club’s centenary celebrations, describing his pride in carving out a small but lasting place in a hundred‑year history of the blue shirt, the fans and the city. He recalled the emotions of the night and his lifelong bond with Napoli.

The interview was first highlighted on Google Discover, where the preferred sources listed include Fonti and Stampa A− A+. This digital placement underscores the relevance of Taglialatela’s words to a broad audience.

Taglialatela said, "Napoli has always had great goalkeepers; in a small piece of history I am also there and it makes me happy because I never imagined I could be part of Napoli’s history one day." The quote captures his surprise at becoming part of the club’s storied past.

He added, "That passion entered me and never leaves," emphasizing the deep personal connection he feels for the team.

"I am happy to be here and especially to have been called by the fans, this is my victory," Taglialatela declared, highlighting the significance of the supporters’ recognition.

Looking ahead, he stated, "Surely to win many championships because for me, at least personally, it is the most beautiful thing one can do." The ambition reflects his continued desire for Napoli’s success.

Finally, Taglialatela promised, "I always support Napoli and you will never hear a word, neither bad, towards the clubs that manage Napoli and especially towards the players who go onto the pitch. I will always defend them because I know how difficult it is to go onto the field, wear the Napoli shirt because it is a glorious shirt and bring it especially to victories."

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