Southampton striker Manolo Gabbiadini can’t stop scoring for his new team, and he’s admitted that his January move has reinvigorated him after a tough time at Napoli.
The Italian has been a force to be reckoned with for the Saints, netting six goals in four matches for his new side.
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It’s a far cry from his time at Napoli, as coach Maurizio Sarri only featured him in 13 Serie A games for the Azzurri this campaign, and the Italian admits the situation had become untenable.
“I couldn’t continue on like that,” he told Sky Sport Italia. “I wasn’t involved and I wasn’t happy. I had to show everyone, including myself, that I can still play football.
“Several things have changed though, as everything is different here [Southampton].
“I have to thank my teammates and manager as they have been extraordinary. Everyone has helped me. I want to make the fans happy by giving my all.”
Southampton will look to continue their climb up the Premier League standings on March 19, when they take on Tottenham.
