Napoli are reportedly interested in signing Lille striker Jonathan David this summer as a potential successor for Victor Osimhen. The 24-year-old Canada international has been identified as a top target, with the Serie A side expected to face competition from Paris Saint-Germain and Premier League clubs. Lille are said to be looking for a fee
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The recent decision made by Napoli to refuse participation in Serie A’s ‘Keep Racism Out’ campaign has sent shockwaves throughout the football community. This decision was a direct result of the league and Italian football federation’s failure to punish Inter Milan defender Francesco Acerbi for allegedly using racist language towards defender Juan Jesus during a
Inter Milan defender Francesco Acerbi was at the center of controversy after Napoli’s Juan Jesus accused him of racially abusing him during a Serie A match. The incident, which occurred on March 17, was brought to light when Juan Jesus reported to the referee that Acerbi had directed a racial slur at him. Despite the
The recent incident involving Inter Milan defender Francesco Acerbi and Napoli counterpart Juan Jesus has sparked controversy in Italian football. In the Serie A match on Sunday, Juan Jesus, who is Black, was visibly upset during the second half and accused Acerbi of using a racist slur. This led to Acerbi leaving Italy’s national team
The downfall of Napoli’s once-dominant football team can be traced back to a single, ill-advised certified email that set off a chain of events leading to the club’s destruction in less than a year. It all began with club president Aurelio De Laurentiis exercising the unilateral option to extend coach Luciano Spalletti’s contract, without any
Xavi Hernández, the former Barcelona player turned coach, expressed disdain towards critics labeling Barcelona as the “joke of the Champions League.” This criticism came after Barcelona secured a spot in the quarterfinals of the competition for the first time since 2020. The victory over Napoli, with goals from Fermín López, João Cancelo, and Robert Lewandowski,
Napoli president Aurelio De Laurentiis has once again found himself in hot water due to his unprofessional behavior towards the Italian media. In a recent incident, De Laurentiis pushed a cameraman during an interview with Napoli forward Matteo Politano. This outrageous behavior took place on the eve of Napoli’s Champions League round-of-16 second leg at
Barcelona coach Xavi Hernández has marked Tuesday’s showdown with Napoli as the most significant match of the season thus far for the Spanish champions. With aspirations for their first Champions League quarterfinal since 2020, Barcelona is geared up for an intense battle at the Olympic Stadium. The last time Barcelona reached the Champions League knockout
Fulham produced a stunning upset over Manchester United in the Premier League, with Nigerian duo Alex Iwobi and Calvin Bassey playing pivotal roles in the victory. Iwobi’s late winner in the 97th minute secured all three points for Fulham, leaving the Red Devils stunned at Old Trafford. Bassey also contributed to the victory, scoring a
Napoli’s decision to fire Walter Mazzarri and bring in Francesco Calzona as their new manager has shaken up the Italian champions. The sudden change in leadership comes just ahead of a crucial Champions League match against Barcelona, adding even more pressure to the already tense situation at the club. A Season of Disappointment This move