Luciano Spalletti: Last News

Napoli boss Luciano Spalletti has revealed there has been no contact from UEFA over postponing their Champions League fixture with Rangers so far.

Napoli boss Luciano Spalletti was involved in a spat with a Fiorentina fan after persistent 'your mum' jibes during their draw on Sunday evening.The Partenopei played out a bore draw with the Tuscan side, but Spalletti was distracted from matters on the pitch by one Fiorentina fan. Spalletti fumed in his post-match conference about the 'rudeness' of the comments, and how there were children in earshot.He said: “The problems are always the same for those who come and say 'your mother is a pig' for 90 minutes with children nearby, who watch and listen and nobody says anything to them.READ MORE: Napoli chief launches insane rant and blasts 'don't talk to me about Africans anymore'"I’ve heard the same things for years, you have to take precautions if there are three morons."It is said that this happens everywhere, but it is not true: in Naples, nobody says anything to the opposing coach.

transfer guru who keeps tabs on all the latest dealings in the market - but like us all, he's first and foremost a football fan.Born in Naples, Italy, you might expect him to support Luciano Spalletti's Napoli. Or as he lives and works out of Milan, it could be one of AC or Inter who have his heart.But to the amazement of many, the 29-year-old isn't aligned to any Serie A club.

Napoli manager Luciano Spalletti has explained the decision to leave Manchester United loanee Axel Tuanzebe out of their Europa League squad.

Manchester United loanee Axel Tuanzebe has been left out of Napoli's squad to play in the Europa League.

Italian football agent Fabrizio Ferrari has refused to rule out the possibility of Manchester United defender Axel Tuanzebe joining Napoli on a permanent basis.

Jose Mourinho was given a standing ovation from Roma supporters despite being sent off for dissent during their Serie A clash against league leaders Napoli on Sunday evening.The return to domestic action came after the former Chelsea, Manchester United and Tottenham boss watched his team get humiliated by Bodo/Glimt in the Europa Conference League 6-1 on Thursday.That was hardly idea preparation for the visit of Luciano Spalletti's Napoli, who had won each of their opening eight league fixtures and were looking to go two points clear at the top.During a tense opening period, former Inter Milan boss Mourinho was booked for his actions, and saw yellow again in the second-half before giving a sarcastic thumbs up to the official.Having seen red