Hungary coach Marco Rossi admits he'd like to manage Napoli in the future.

Speaking on Radio Kiss Kiss, Rossi commented on the situation at the Azzurri after Rudi Garcia's sacking and Walter Mazzarri's appointment.

He said, "Napoli have four games in a row that are anything but easy, but the Azzurri have shown over the years that they can face even impossible tasks. Mazzarri knows the place well and has great players, even if he had to work without the national team and therefore had to train with reduced ranks.

"The exit of one of the two central defenders playing with a four-man defence is a risky hypothesis, but it depends on the game situations and events on the pitch.

"Garcia? All the responsibility falls on him after a somewhat presumptuous start, but it is not certain that the players are mentally the same as last year, so it could also be the fault of the players who may have suffered a bit of satisfaction.

"Everyone would like to be able to coach Napoli, a great place and a team that is always equipped to be able to fight at the top. For me it would really be a dream but I don't think it can materialise."