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I don't regret leaving Napoli.
Chelsea and Shakhtar are two great teams.
Everyone has the right to a peaceful life.
Just naming Batistuta gives me goosebumps!
Chelsea are a very physical and technical side.
There's always competition in the national team.
I just focus on working hard and play with serenity.
I am accustomed to making the most out of my opportunities.
I was forced to leave my hometown, and Napoli sold me to Juventus.
It's the first hat trick of my career, so I will treasure the match ball.
Playing at Juventus is an important step in my career. It is a very big club.
I was brought on and scored, so I will never forget my Champions League debut.
For Napoli's fans, I went from an idol to a traitor; people did not love me anymore.
Juve are one of the most important clubs in the world. Who would walk away from that?
If you want to aim for great targets, then you have to have a large and high-quality squad.
As a professional, I have always tried to stay concentrated on the pitch, but it was not easy.
I don't go out there to score goals, as I am just as happy if I provide an assist for a teammate.
People accused me of leaving Napoli for money, but that was not true and really annoyed my family.
Foreign players are great for Serie A if they add something extra, but a lot of them are superfluous.
We are Italy. It's only right that there is competition in attack, like there is in every other role.
Wayne Rooney has always made a great impression on me, even though I have only ever seen him on television.
I love it in Udine, no doubt about it, but I am clearly pleased to read that other sides are interested in me.
I know my talents well - I know my head well - so when I go onto the pitch, I know perfectly what I have to do.
You cannot always play at 100 per cent, especially at the end of the season when you don't have much energy left.
Napoli fans saw themselves in me. I knew I was not alone when entering the pitch, but I was there with a whole city.
I wasn't a washout before, and I'm not a phenomenon now. I'm a player who, when he's called upon, is almost always there.
Would I go back to Napoli? It'd be wonderful even to just know those fans had thought of me. I left unfinished business there.
I always say that with work and patience, if you believe in your own talent, at the end, things come back; there's no doubt about it.
I've been lucky to have worked for many great coaches. They've all been so good that maybe, at the end of my career, I'll give it a go myself.
United are a big deal, and if it ended up going that way, I would gladly join the Premier League. It is a fascinating and beautiful competition.
A stalker tormented me for over five years. I don't know what was going through his mind, as he was a police officer, and because of that, I at first considered him someone to be trusted.
This is the Italian national team; there's no need to give caps away. If the coach calls up certain players, it's because he's convinced they can give a big hand, and that's why I'm here.
Being called up by the Azzurri is a great source of satisfaction. There are so many strong young players with great personalities, and for me, it's nice to be here, even if I'm playing it by ear.
I like the Italian giants, and Spain is attractive, but when I heard that Manchester United were in the frame, I was very flattered. Nonetheless, I want to reiterate that Udinese is a great place, and I am happy here.
It was a dream move for me - I was at my hometown club - but I couldn't leave the house myself or with my family after receiving threats that suggested anything could happen at any moment. It turned my life into a nightmare. I wouldn't wish it on anyone.