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2 days ago
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Revealed – Which Two Italy Stars Inter Milan & Napoli Would Have Swapped Had Simone Inzaghi Stayed
Inter Milan had been ready to make a swap deal involving Davide Frattesi and Giacomo Raspadori had Simone Inzaghi stayed coach. This via FCInter1908. The change of coach, however, has changed the fortunes of Frattesi who now looks clearly set to remain at Inter. It is not secret that Davide Frattesi looked to be on the way out at Inter not long ago. The Italian international had reportedly already asked to leave in January. This was due to a lack of playing time. And despite a few signs that things were changing towards the end of last season, the Champions League final seemed to be the last straw. Frattesi reportedly had a bust-up with Inzaghi over the fact that he didn't even feature as a substitute. Inter Were Ready To Make Frattesi Raspadori Swap Had Inzaghi Stayed MILAN, ITALY – MARCH 30: Davide Frattesi of FC Internazionale celebrates after scoring their team's secon goal during the Serie A match between FC Internazionale and Udinese Calcio at Stadio Giuseppe Meazza on March 30, 2025 in Milan, Italy. (Photo by) Therefore, reported via FCInter1908, Inter would have been ready to offload Frattesi. And among the clubs interested in the 25-year-old are Napoli. The Partenopei also have a player who has been of interest to Inter – forward Giacomo Raspadori. And Raspadori himself looks as though he may well be ready to leave Naples. Therefore, a swap deal involving the two Italian internationals and former Sassuolo players could have been in the offing. However, that all changed when Simone Inzaghi decided to leave for the riches of Al-Hilal. Cristian Chivu arrived as Inter coach to replace Inzaghi. And the Romanian is ready to give Frattesi a chance at Inter.
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3 days ago
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With De Bruyne on the pitch, Napoli win pre-season friendly 💪
After their opening season defeat to Arezzo, Napoli quickly bounced back and secured their first victory of the European summer. Follow all of Napoli's friendlies LIVE on OneFootball! Click here in the app to buy Napoli-Stade Brestois Dimaro, Antonio Conte's team beat Catanzaro 2-1 thanks to goals from Giacomo Raspadori and Lorenzo Lucca early in the match. Kevin de Bruyne, the club's big signing in this transfer window so far, played during the first half of the friendly. 🔥 Show in 7 minutes Napoli started at a fast pace and only needed five minutes to open the scoring: David Neres advanced on the right and crossed accurately for Raspadori, who finished into the net. The opponent barely had time to react, and Napoli already made it 2-0: Lucca received a long pass and was brought down in the box. Clear penalty, which the former Udinese striker took and converted, scoring his first goal for the Azzurri and extending the lead. At the 20-minute mark, Napoli almost scored a third with Beukema, who hit the post. The first seven minutes were enough to decide the match. 🎇 Napoli bids farewell with a victory In the second half, at the 49th minute, Iemmello briefly rekindled Catanzaro's hopes with a goal that reduced the score to 2-1, but the reaction was not enough to change the course of the game. Napoli celebrated the first victory of the new season to the applause of the many fans who attended in Dimaro. The match ended 2-1 and brings optimism for the next summer friendly against Stade Brestois 29. After the final whistle, the Dimaro stadium bid farewell to the Italian champions with a fireworks display. This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇧🇷 here.
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3 days ago
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🎇 Napoli win 2-1 friendly, Lucca scores, KDB shines with backheel🧙
After the defeat in the season opener against Arezzo, Napoli quickly bounces back and secures their first win of the summer. Follow all of Napoli's friendlies LIVE on OneFootball! Click here in the app to purchase Napoli-Stade Brestois 29. In Dimaro, Antonio Conte's team defeats Catanzaro 2-1 thanks to early goals from Giacomo Raspadori and Lorenzo Lucca. 🔥 7-Minute Show The Azzurri get off to a lightning start and need only five minutes to take the lead: Neres breaks through on the right and delivers a precise pass to Raspadori, who volleys in from close range. Hardly any time to regroup, and Napoli already makes it 2-0: Lucca reaches a long pass before goalkeeper Pigliacelli and is brought down in the box. A clear penalty, which the former Udinese striker converts himself, scoring his first goal for the Azzurri and doubling the lead to 2-0. In the 20th minute, Napoli narrowly misses a third goal through Beukema, who hits the post after an attacking move, with the goalkeeper already beaten. The woodwork denies Conte's men a third celebration, but the two-goal lead remains. The first seven minutes are enough to decide the match. 🎇 Napoli bids farewell to Dimaro with a win In the second half, in the 49th minute, Iemmello briefly rekindles Catanzaro's hopes with a goal to make it 2-1, but the response isn't enough to turn the game around. In Trentino, the Azzurri celebrate their first win of the new season amid the cheers of the many fans who came to Dimaro. The match ends 2-1 and gives reason for optimism ahead of the next summer game against Stade Brestois 29. After the final whistle, the Dimaro stadium – hosting its 14th consecutive training camp in Val di Sole – bids farewell to the Italian champions with a tricolor fireworks display. This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇩🇪 here. 📸 Clive Mason - 2024 Getty Images
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3 days ago
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Napoli edge Catanzaro 2-1, De Bruyne pulls the strings
After the defeat in the season debut against Arezzo, Napoli immediately recovers and achieves their first win of the summer. Watch all Napoli friendlies LIVE on OneFootball! Click here from the app to purchase Napoli-Stade Brestois Dimaro, Antonio Conte's team beats Catanzaro 2-1, thanks to the goals in the first minutes of Giacomo Raspadori and Lorenzo Lucca. 🔥 7 minutes of spectacle Energetic start from the azzurri, who take just five minutes to open the scoring: a play by Neres on the right and precise assist for Raspadori, who defines from close range with a volley. Without time to reorganize, Napoli doubles the lead: Lucca anticipates goalkeeper Pigliacelli after a long pass and is fouled in the area. Clear penalty, transformed by the former Udinese striker, who scores his first goal with Napoli and signs the 2-0. In the 20th minute, Napoli brushes the third with Beukema, who, after an attacking play, hits the post with the goalkeeper already beaten. The post denies the third joy to Conte's team, but the double lead remains firm. The first seven minutes were enough to steer the match. 🎇 Napoli says goodbye to Dimaro with a win In the second half, at 49', Iemmello briefly revives Catanzaro's hopes with the 2-1 goal, but the reaction is not enough to change the course of the match. In Trentino, the azzurri thus achieve their first win of the new season, amidst the applause of the numerous fans present in Dimaro. The match ends 2-1, leaving encouraging signs for the next friendly against Stade Brestois 29. After the final whistle, Dimaro's stadium - which hosts the 14th consecutive retreat in Val di Sole - bids farewell to the Italian champion with tricolor fireworks. This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇪🇸 here. 📸 Francesco Pecoraro - 2025 Getty Images
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3 days ago
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🎇Napoli 2-1 Catanzaro: Raspadori, Lucca's first, KDB magic🧙
After the initial seasonal defeat against Arezzo, Napoli immediately bounces back and secures its first victory of the summer. Watch all of Napoli's friendly matches LIVE on OneFootball! Click here from the app to purchase Napoli-Stade Brestois Dimaro, Antonio Conte's team overcomes Catanzaro 2-1, thanks to early goals from Giacomo Raspadori and Lorenzo Lucca. 🔥 7 minutes of show The Azzurri start off sprinting, taking just five minutes to break the deadlock: Neres initiates on the right and provides a precise assist for Raspadori, who volleys it in from close range. Before they can regroup, Napoli doubles their lead: Lucca anticipates goalkeeper Pigliacelli on a long throw and is brought down in the box. Clear penalty, converted by the former Udinese striker himself, who scores his first goal in Azzurri and doubles the lead. At the 20-minute mark, Napoli nearly scores a third with Beukema, who hits the post on the follow-up of an offensive action with the goalkeeper beaten. The woodwork denies Conte's men a third goal, but the two-goal lead remains firm. The initial seven minutes, in fact, are enough to steer the match. 🎇 Napoli bids farewell to Dimaro with a victory In the second half, at the 49th minute, Iemmello briefly rekindles Catanzaro's hopes with a 2-1 goal, but the reaction is not enough to change the script. In Trentino, the Azzurri thus find their first success of the new season amid the applause of the many fans who came to Dimaro. The test ends 2-1, with encouraging signs ahead of the next summer commitment against Stade Brestois 29. After the final whistle, the Dimaro stadium - witnessing its 14th consecutive retreat in Val di Sole - bids farewell to the Italian champion team with tricolor fireworks. This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇮🇹 here.
