Allegri explains De Bruyne ‘misunderstanding’, hints at Hojlund benching
Massimiliano Allegri downplays the ‘misunderstanding’ with Kevin De Bruyne during Villarreal-Napoli and hints that Rasmus Hojlund might start on the bench against Venezia: ‘He needs some rest.’ Napoli return to action tomorrow, visiting Serie A strugglers Venezia. The Partenopei won their most recent Serie A match against Frosinone, but lost to Villarreal in the Champions League on Tuesday.
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ANSA — CalcioIT · ITBroke it
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Corriere dello SportIT · ITOwn reporting
Il Maradona non si accende per Napoli-Bodo: prevendita fiacca
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SportmediasetIT · ITRepeats
De Bruyne in panchina a Venezia dopo il faccia a faccia con Allegri: turnover o rottura?
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La Gazzetta dello SportIT · ITOwn reporting
Napoli, le ultime in vista del Venezia: Lucca può partire dal 1', McTominay avanti
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Calciomercato.comIT · ITOwn reporting
Dove vedere Venezia-Napoli: streaming, canali TV, data, orario e formazioni
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Football ItaliaEN · ITOwn reporting
Allegri explains De Bruyne ‘misunderstanding’, hints at Hojlund benching
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Sky Sport ItaliaIT · ITOwn reporting
Probabili formazioni Serie A della 7^ giornata: ultime news dai campi
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Il NapolistaIT · ITOwn reporting
Venezia-Napoli: Beukema in vantaggio su Marianucci, Lucca in attacco con Giovane e McTominay
Cites Sky Sport
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