what a broadside against the Municipality and Manfredi

The topic of the stadium at Napoli remains hot, De Laurentiis expressed himself on the matter this evening, in his usual style.

In recent months the topic of the stadium in Naples has caused particular discussion. Aurelio De Laurentiis, who has always been very volcanic in his outbursts, has never sent word to the municipal council. Over time, in fact, the exits between the two “factions” have been increasingly constant, with continuous back and forth, sometimes going even further.

On the one hand Mayor Manfredi, willing to modernize the Diego Armando Maradona, on the other De Laurentiis, who would like to build his own stadium, but who to date have not taken concrete steps in this regard.

Stadium in Bagnoli, De Laurentiis clarifies: the freewheeling patron

During the press conference to present the retirements, the Napoli owner also responded to questions not related to the latter. Among these those on the future of the big names, but also of the stadium, in this sense, the leader of FilmAuro expressed himself as follows:

“I have been a supporter of Bagnoli. But while the mayor thinks about 2032, I have to think about the immediate future. So I asked myself a series of questions and I said to myself “who makes you go to an area for 10-14 months for two plots…”. We’re going to put ourselves in a brothel with bulldozers and works and then if there’s bradyseism to clear out 50 thousand people, a mess will happen. So today I called my architects and told him that within two years I want Maradona ready, giving precise instructions today on the train. I will bet on Maradona, as long as he is the mayor Manfredi Don’t make promises like a sailor. If they don’t do what they say, I’ll get up and leave because I’m fed up. Not because I’m tired, my balls are still smoking, but my balls are tired. I told you that I would bring the scudetto back to Naples and we did it. Now I hope we can do the same for the stadium.”

Then, the passage on sports Center, which apparently will no longer be in Castel Volturno, but owned. In this sense, it would seem to be further ahead according to De Laurentiis:

“In September we will begin to lay the foundation stone for the new sports center which must have 10 pitches for all the teams. I have to find a place that all mothers can reach after school. No Castel Volturno, we’ve already been there. We will stay somewhere no more than 15 minutes from Naples.”

In short, a charged, freewheeling De Laurentiis, as in his style. The hope is that something can move, leaving aside sterile controversies that are of no use to anyone.