Moises Caicedo says he will not underestimate the challenge posed by Napoli and their fans in the final Champions League group stage match. After Chelsea secured their place in the knockout stage with a victory against Paphos in the previous round, their goal for this away game is to secure a round of 16 finish in Napoli, and Moises Caicedo and his teammates are giving their all to achieve this objective.  

The midfielder was also well aware of the importance of this match, as it would be Chelsea's second visit to the Diego Armando Maradona Stadium. Although Moises Caicedo anticipated the 54,000-seat stadium would be filled with the passionate support of Napoli fans, he believed the team was well-prepared for the test.  

Moises Caicedo said: "This will undoubtedly be a very challenging match because Napoli will have the home advantage and the support of their fans will be very strong. It will be a high-level contest that we look forward to, and we are very excited to be a part of it. Napoli is a very strong team, and the match will certainly be tough, but we are confident that we can perform to our potential because the team is fully prepared to win."  

The player stated that this match will be a huge challenge compared to the atmospheres he has experienced in previous games. Moises Caicedo said, "As a professional player, I have played in all sorts of different atmospheres. This match will be very difficult, but also exciting because we are playing away against Napoli in Italy. We are fully prepared and look forward to the support of the fans."  

Romeo Lavia has returned to training before heading to Napoli. The head coach stated that the Belgian midfielder's return will be carefully planned for the coming weeks. Moises Caicedo spoke about how much he enjoys working with Lavia both on and off the pitch.  

Moises Caicedo said: "He is a world-class player, and I really enjoyed playing alongside him on the field. I miss him very much, and his excellent performances have helped me a lot. We often work together in training and matches, so I am very much looking forward to his return, and I believe he will perform brilliantly here."  

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