Con l’eventuale addio di Miguel Gutiérrez, questi sono gli attuali terzini del Napoli
Sx:
Spinazzola (33 anni)
Olivera (28 anni)
Dx:
Di Lorenzo (33 anni)
Mazzocchi (31 anni)
Giocando tre volte in una settimana è una bomba ad orologeria.
🇦🇷 Paulo Dybala is one of the most overlooked superstars in football.
⚽️ 202 goals
🎯 106 assists
🏆 World Cup
🏆 5x Serie A
🏆 4x Coppa Italia
🏆 2x Supercoppa Italiana
🏆 Serie B title
🏆 Finalissima
🥇 Serie A Most Valuable Player
⭐️ 4x Serie A Team of the Season
🥇 Coppa Italia Top Scorer
👟 Serie A Top Assist Provider
La Joya 💎
Un Napoli con l'età media che si alza e il tasso tecnico che si abbassa, dato in mano all’allenatore più antiquato e mediocre in circolazione.
Spero che questo sia evidente per tutti..
L'unico calciatore, dei top, che con account ufficiale non ha fatto gli auguri per il centenario del Napoli è stato solo lui.
L'immancabile. L'inimitabile.
@victorosimhen9 l'ingrato.
Il rapporto con il Napoli è diverso dal rapporto con la società Napoli.
Ma che uomo sei? 👎
@BULLETlN Not a bigger legacy hit…Just not a legacy boost the way bron fans use it to act like it’s the greatest thing ever achieved …Magic went to the finals 9/12 yrs or some shit like that, nobody talks about him
Being in the finals 80percent of his career like an accomplishment
1. Roberto Mancini’s vision
💬 “The goal is to play progressive, beautiful football. We have the players and we have young players, they just need faith.”
💬 “A coach must adapt to the players he has, but I want all the youth teams playing the same style as us. I want to call up 18 year olds and they need to already know our system.”
When asked whether this Italy team is good enough:
💬 “When I first arrived, 95% of people said we weren’t a top team. Then we won the EUROs and broke the unbeaten record. Nobody thought it was possible.
People also said I couldn’t play two technical players like Verratti and Jorginho together.”
The message: Italy has talent. Mancini wants belief and one footballing identity from the youth teams to the senior side.
Paolo Maldini has just dropped a bombshell in a recent interview, explaining why he and Leonardo are resigning from their roles as the Italy national team’s technical director and advisor just 10 days after signing their contracts.
Paolo Maldini 🗣️: “One of my biggest mistakes was ever accepting the role in the first place. Italian football has fallen so far, and it’s all because of the federation. When we were appointed, we drafted a three-man shortlist to take over as manager of the national team. Pep Guardiola was obviously our first choice, while Andrea Pirlo was our third.
We negotiated well with Pep, and we reached an agreement with him. However, when we informed the federation about our agreement, they told us they couldn’t afford to pay him and said we needed to find a cheaper option.
We then reached an agreement with Andrea, who we believed would have been a good choice to lead us back to the glory days since the federation couldn’t afford to pay Pep. But President Malagò went against the appointment, using his association with a Russian brand as an excuse.
This is a sad day for Italian football because it has fallen lower than ever before, all due to the incompetence of the federation. We will continue to remain a low-level football nation if Malagò is still the federation’s president. That is the truth. We both tried our best, but believe me when I tell you that we can’t be saved again.”
🚨 Pep Guardiola on rejecting the Italy job: “The problem goes far beyond the manager.”
“Perhaps now people understand why I made that decision.
Managing a national team is about far more than standing on the touchline every few months. Success begins with unity. There has to be complete trust between the manager, the federation, the technical department and everyone responsible for the direction of football.
Italy is one of the biggest football nations in history, but they have now missed three consecutive World Cups. Any coach who accepts that job isn’t just expected to qualify again; he’s expected to restore an identity, rebuild belief and return Italy to competing for the biggest trophies.
That doesn’t happen by changing one coach after another. It requires rebuilding from the foundations. The structure, the vision, the youth development, the decision-making—everything has to move in the same direction. Players alone cannot carry that responsibility.
In the short time I spent evaluating the project, I realised this wasn’t the right moment for me. Sometimes the bravest decision is to step away before accepting a challenge that doesn’t yet have the stability needed for success.
We all know the saying: Rome wasn’t built in a day. The same applies to rebuilding Italian football. It needs patience, clear leadership and a long-term plan—not just another managerial appointment every time results don’t go the right way.”
Maldini ideas aside, he was an outsider to the FIGC criminal organization. He tried to do something different (whether you agree with it or not) and the organization fought back. And not because of Pirlo’s ability to coach, they tried to smear him with the betting thing.
🎙️🇮🇹 Alex Meret "Winning the Coppa Italia against Juventus is a special memory. We won on penalties, and I played a decisive role by making saves. It was my first great achievement at Napoli, and many other special moments have followed." @kisskissnapoli