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Cavani: Napoli have more hunger for success than Juventus
Jan 31, 2013 8:12:00 AM
The Uruguay attacker is full of ambition and confident that the Naples outfit have the quality to win the domestic title this season
Edinson Cavani believes that Napoli have what it takes to dethrone Juventus as Serie A champions as he feels the Partenopei are hungrier for success than their title rivals.The Stadio San Paolo outfit currently sit second in the league table, trailing Juve by three points, but Cavani is confident that they can pip the Scudetto holders to domestic glory.
"We have a big chance [to win the title] and we cannot ignore that. The numbers show that the Scudetto is within our reach," the Uruguay international told La Gazzetta dello Sport.
"We can go all the way and we will do our utmost to make it happen. Even more so than Juventus, we are very hungry for success, just like they were last term.
"We are incredibly motivated. The team is focused on the task at hand and we want to make this dream come true. We are showing that we have the determination to win the title.
"It all depends on ourselves now. We will have to realise that nothing is impossible for us."
Napoli resume match action on Saturday when they take on Catania.
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