Napoli manager Carlo Ancelotti has struck out at the state of the dressing rooms prior to the Champions League Group E opener against Liverpool, five days after a summer of renovation job at the San Paolo Stadium.
The Serie A club, who recently completed runners-up supporting Juventus in Italy’s top flight last season, played with their first two league games of the campaign against Juve and Fiorentina while work on the scene was continuing.
Napoli host Sampdoria on Saturday, although Champions League holders Liverpool traveling to Naples on September 17.
“I’ve seen the condition of the dressing rooms at the San Paolo. There are not any words,” Ancelotti said in an declaration.
“I accepted the club’s request to perform the first two games away from home to allow the job to be finished, as has been guaranteed.
“You can construct a home in two weeks, but they weren’t effective at renovating the vanities! What exactly are we now supposed to get changed for the matches from Sampdoria and Liverpool?
“I’m shocked at the incompetence of the people in charge of the job.
“How could the Region, Municipality and Commissioners fail to respect the commitments that were made? It smacks of a scarcity of a bond with all the team of the city and disregard. I am dismayed.”
Footage published on the Twitter accounts of Napoli reveals there’s extensive construction work to be finished within the rooms, using their clash with Liverpool five days away.
The functions changing room improvements and video surveillance in the San Paolo, were supposed to be completed by the middle of September.
Liverpool will start the defence of their sixth European title after their win against Tottenham in Madrid on June 1, when they travel to Italy next week.
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