Who knows, that goal scored at Cagliari on a penalty kick rather than sanctioning his reconciliation with Napoli and Napoli, could also have been the last act of a season that began with great intentions and ended more with chatter than with performances. Lorenzo Insigne continues to complain about muscular problems and at this point his presence against Inter, the last seasonal match at the San Paolo, is seriously in doubt. But there is also the market discourse at stake, with new statements by the president who compared the Insigne case to that of Quagliarella. Forced to leave the city and his favorite team because of a stalker.

WITHOUT PEACE - May 1st seemed to have confirmed the definitive clarification between Insigne, Ancelotti and the club, after the misunderstandings culminating in that substitution not accepted against Arsenal, on April 18th. The desire to move forward together was also leaked, and also to extend the one-year contract that links the captain to the Italian club. The same player after the match against Cagliari had wanted to emphasize that new agreement he was ready to sign. Then, this week, here is the speech by President Aurelio De Laurentiis, who was keen to point out that the contract will eventually be extended without economic adjustments, underlining: "Several times in the past Lorenzo asked me to leave because he didn't feel loved. If he resumed, I cannot hold him against his will ". Phrases that reopen possible market scenarios.

"LIKE QUAGLIARELLA" - Then in the evening, on the sidelines of the social dinner, De Laurentiis told Luna TV, again about Insigne: "For the Neapolitans this territory has always been uncomfortable. Remember Quagliarella? After a while we discovered the mystery. He came with desire from Udine, then it was right and proper for him to run away, after years we discovered what was underneath. This is an extraordinary territory, the richest in Italy as a potentiality, but it is a mocking territory, which does not give you anything but takes you away. Mr. Quagliarella proved to be a good footballer, but where he did not feel the weight of this cowardly conditioning that he suffered ”.