"De Laurentiis is ruining one of the biggest Italian clubs"

TOeven the British newspaper Daily Mail today analyzes the negative moment of Naples in an article. But giving it a key to understand that – at least here in Italy – nobody has so far provided: the problem of the Azzurri for the English newspaper has a name and surname, that is Aurelio De Laurentiis. "He must stop living in his fantasy world, is ruining one of the biggest Serie A clubs", is the title.

"Aurelio De Laurentiis comes from a family of film-makers, and he usually turns everything into a show – writes the daily – As much as he is trying to argue otherwise, in the Naples blockbuster it is he who is playing the bad part".

The Daily Mail retraces the last stages of the blue crisis, explaining in detail the story of the so-called "mutiny". Then he presents some" special "highlights of the current presidency, to underline its" show "character." "De Laurentiis is famous for having unveiled the purchase of Gokhan Inler by having him wear a lion gum mask, for having fined a soccer player he had put in underwear for a gay magazine (Jesus Datolo, editor's note) and for telling his players not to go to the Premier League since "English women they do not wash their private parts"". "It is even strange that his story at Naples has not already become a film, for what happened in these 15 years".

But the showman spirit of the man who took over the blue club after bankruptcy is deemed excessive. It has "a demigod complex, like no one in Naples has ever had from Maradona". "He hates to make mistakes, and worse he hates making mistakes appear to him. His answer is blame, against everyone, always." And so the Daily Mail re-presents the harsh words addressed by ADL to Rafa Benitez ("it was a mistake"), and to Maurizio Sarri ("It must be a source of suffering for a communist like him to base his work on money"),

The English journalist underlines the moment no, "the perpetrator of the whole was De Laurentiis"." The fans are tired of the players and tired of their president – it goes on – thousands of empty seats at the San Paolo are the confirmation. Poor results, high prices e a caricature leadership they pushed away the typhoid "." And for all the animosity of the players against De Laurentiis, the same team is falling ". For example that of the captain."Lorenzo Insigne, labeled as one of the leading opposing bastians of the De Laurentiis regime, he heard whistles all over the stadium yesterday. He had been heavily criticized in February by the president, a rupture that was never remedied ".

"And here we are today, with the presidency threatening legal actions against their players. But the crazy world of De Laurentiis is unpredictable, and one cannot imagine a conclusion for this story. The cold chronicle remains: that of a Naples that is regressing in a regime made of provocations, which is desensitizing all the actors involved "." Support for De Laurentiis is decreasing – concludes the Daily Mail – but given the situation, c ' is to be expected a new show shortly by the president. Moreover, to make a show is what he does best ".