Juventus and Milan were among the Serie A clubs showing support for Moise Kean after the Italian striker was racially abused on social media, while Napoli
Juan Jesus has tried to smooth things over with Napoli fans after a troubled few days since his car was broken into. ‘Some things hurt me, but my anger
Napoli defender Juan Jesus took to social media to express his indignation and fear after thieves broke his car’s window in an attempt to steal it, claiming he won’t feel safe ‘ever again’ in the city.
Napoli defender Juan Jesus remains angry over the alleged racism scandal with Inter Milan’s Francesco Acerbi in the spring. Speaking at a conference against racism in football, via FCInterNews, the Brazilian reiterated his version of events, and expressed his anger at being made to “look like a liar” in the incident.
Napoli coach Francesco Calzona was without three of his key first-team players during Wednesday afternoon’s training session, as forward Matteo Politano
Having closed the investigation into the Acerbi-Juan Jesus case, Giuseppe Chinè has resumed working on the various issues that have been on the table of the federal prosecutor’s office for days, starting with the file opened on AC Milan.
Inter Milan CEO Beppe Marotta feels that defender Francesco Acerbi has what it takes to move past the alleged racism scandal that has embroiled him. The Nerazzurri executive spoke to Italian broadcaster DAZN, via FCInterNews.
Former midfielder Radja Nainggolan believes the allegations that Juan Jesus made of racial abuse against Inter Milan’s Francesco Acerbi. Speaking on the “Controcalcio” Twitch stream, via FCInterNews, the Belgian stated that he knows Jesus, and does not believe that the Brazilian would make false allegations in that situation.
Napoli players took the knee, while the entire crowd shouted ‘no to racism’ as part of a series of initiatives following the decision not to charge Francesco Acerbi for alleged racist comments towards Juan Jesus.
Napoli have released a new ‘No to Racism’ video clip on social media ahead of their visit from Atalanta in Serie A on Saturday, asserting that the club ‘will not stay silent’ on these sorts of issues.
Multiple sources in Italy claim Real Madrid star Vinicius Jr and Milan keeper Mike Maignan called Napoli defender Juan Jesus after a ruling that found Francesco Acerbi not guilty of racist abuse towards the Brazilian centre-back.
According to reports in Naples, there are ongoing discussions in the Napoli camp over potentially handing the captain’s armband to Juan Jesus against Atalanta in Serie A on Saturday as a symbol of support.
Former Napoli striker Roberto Sosa says that defender Juan Jesus feels “awful” about the controversy between he and Inter Milan’s Francesco Acerbi. Sosa related what Jesus had told him in an interview with Italian broadcaster TVPlay, via FCInterNews.
A new banner has appeared in Naples following the decision not to punish Inter defender Francesco Acerbi despite allegations of racist remarks from Napoli centre-back Juan Jesus.
Francesco Acerbi has been acquitted of the accusation of racially insulting Juan Jesus. The decision is final because it can’t be appealed within the confines of sports justice.
Francesco Acerbi has been acquitted by the sports judge Gerardo Mastandrea after being accused of hurling a racist toward Juan Jesus in the recent clash with Napoli.
Napoli defender Juan Jesus reiterates his accusations towards Inter Milan veteran Francesco Acerbi regarding racist abuse. The Nerazzurri hosted the reigning Italian champions at San Siro in the biggest showdown of Serie A Round 29.
Following their respective eliminations from the Champions League, Inter and Napoli locked horns at the Giuseppe Meazza in the battle of the wounded. Inter had the upper hand in the first half and it was eventually illustrated by Matteo Darmian’s smooth opener.