the mystery of the escape and the consequences – Corriere.it

The bloodiest divorces, the biggest splits often come after the big victories. If the Scudetto was a very pleasant surprise for Italian football and especially for the Neapolitans, the consequences of this well-constructed title both at a technical and corporate level, humiliating and demolishing any competition, have the dimension of trauma. THE
L divorce between Spalletti & De Laurentiis causes discussion
, displaces, enters the always curious sphere of mystery, brings with it psychological aspects and character motivations that not even the one between Francesco Totti and Ilary Blasi reveals, this is more earthly, there is a scuffle for money, watches, bags and square meters. What is consumed at Maradona is more ideological, the president says “I don’t clip anyone’s wings”, his (former) coach replies angrily “I don’t have to fly anywhere, I don’t need wings, at most I wear boots”.

More than “the man in the boots”, the freshly championed coach of Italy seems like a man on the run, it’s not clear from what. Spalletti doesn’t invent anything new, in football they have an escape from victory already covered Mourinho (be careful he is preparing to give an encore to Rome), Conte, Allegri, Sarri, consensual or more often quarrelsome separations, this is characterized by mutual respect, but also annoyance and irony. It’s over, even if the story will soon give us other episodes, the most interesting is that after Spalletti, who will arrive on that bench, obviously many names are already circulating, then the script of the comedy film produced by De Laurentiis will contemplate the market, always well studied, carefully scripted, protagonists will be Osimhen and Kim. He will also change the author Cristiano Giuntoli, another departure. We remain convinced of one thing, the winning toy, the masterpiece, Napoli, will not be scarred. Even if the boundaries of a team are fragile and revolutions cannot be done every year, balance is not only necessary but even vital, we observe little of it in this epilogue.