Napoli coach Maurizio Sarri insists he's not bothered about the summer market.
Sarri is happy for others to handle transfers.
He stated: “I don't want to get involved. Sometimes players arrive who I don't even know, and that's fine, because I trust (director of sport Cristiano) Giuntoli.
“My job is to improve the players at my disposal. It's not my job to ask for players worth €100m each, because that would be too easy. It's not my job."
Can Sarri go on to become Napoli's Sir Alex Ferguson?
“If you mean the length of time, then I don't know. If you mean being a manager as well as a Coach, then I am not interested. I only care about what happens on the pitch. We have a great director of sport and he can sign anyone, I trust his judgment.
“Italian football is different to in England, as you struggle to stay at one club for a long time. Whatever the length of my stay here, nobody can ever take away from me the fact I was the Napoli Coach. I do hope to remain for a long time, though."
Source: tribalfootball.com