You've been in the dugout before with Antonio Conte in the stands, how does he handle it?
When Antonio is on the touchline, he lives with passion every game but probably he struggles more when he stays in the crowd and so it explains how Antonio lives his job. He’s very passionate and if he cannot communicate with us he struggles a lot. Only this.
What do you make of Antonio's difficult record in the Champions League as a manager?
We keep working hard to improve. Antonio is one of the best in the game and in this competition even if not done well historically, he remains one of the best in the world, he gives the players the best chance to progress. As a coach he's always working hard to improve and improve our staff as well.