Naples he won the Scudetto for several weeks. Only arithmetic is missing, but the party on the Neapolitan streets has already begun. The party was also made possible by Serie C. A category from which Napoli, under new owner Aurelio De Laurentiis, resumed operations in 2004. On the contrary, the movement to Serie A was not direct. In their first year, the Bells lost in the playoff final to “cousins” Avellino. Then, in the next two years, double jump from C to A.
But that’s not the only reason the Azzurri have Lega Pro to thank. John DiLorenzo, in a few days he will lift the trophy of the champions of Italy into the sky. The same Di Lorenzo, who lost exactly ten years ago and was disappointed in the play-outs of Serie C in a Cuneo T-shirt. From there, a year later, another relegation, this time from Serie B, with the “Regina” shirt, but always as the protagonist on the pitch. Hence the ascent, first with an amaranth shirt, and then after two unforgettable years under Matera, with regret about the promotion to B, faded for the better. The rest is recent history: with Empoli from B to A, and then four years with Napoli. Di Lorenzo, to be sure, won the cadet championship, is about to win Serie A, but could not do it in C. It is also correct to recall other Neapolitans who came from C: Giuntoli as a player and manager (during Carpi’s time), very young Politano in Perugia, young Zerbin just a couple of years ago in Vercelli.
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