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Quote from: Lillominato89 on Today at 11:33:14 AM

Which Italian football club does not have internal problems? I think 99% of all teams. We have been sailing in bad waters for decades unfortunately.
I think the only teams currently enjoying good health are Napoli and Genoa, then the rest of the teams are drowning in debt upon debt, including Milan

I agree that Napoli is one of the good health teams in Serie A because they have managed the club finances very well. Not only in terms of finances, Napoli has also been quick to adapt to the modern game, with flexible strategies and a stronger player lineup.

clearly he deserves it because the president has realized that he made a mistake
he is the president not the coach
When he got a tough coach who put him in his place, everything changed... obviously for the better, for the Napoli and for the fans of Napoli

Everyone makes mistakes; to err is human, but to persevere is diabolical.
Leaving aside this ugly quote, I have reason to believe that in 10 years, English football will find itself in the same situation as our Serie A.
Too much money spent, especially on unknown players, will sooner or later end up in deep debt.
This is essentially what happened to our best Italian teams.
How can Inter still be so in debt after collecting almost €90 million from last year's Champions League and €60 million from the Club World Cup? Let's also add the Serie A TV rights and the prize money for the Coppa Italia and Supercoppa Italiana finals?