Juventus superstar Cristiano Ronaldo remains the same brilliant attacking force he was at Real Madrid, according to former coach and current Napoli boss Carlo Ancelotti.
Ronaldo set up two and had a hand in the third as the champions came from behind to beat Napoli 3-1 on Saturday and move six points clear at the summit.
"I've seen the usual Ronaldo, a player very important for his side," Ancelotti said.
"He is constantly in the game and always a danger for opponents. He is always present in attack and, as I said before, he adds extra value to Serie A.
"It's a pleasure to watch him playing in Italy."
Playing a part in all goals tonight September 29, 2018
Defeat at Allianz Stadium was Napoli's second in eight competitive matches under Ancelotti.
The ex-Bianconeri boss received a frosty reception from the home fans that he insisted came as no concern.
"The chants were normal. I'll console myself with the 2003 Champions League trophy," the 59-year-old said, referencing his AC Milan side's triumph over Juve.
