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Përse u largua nga Napoli? Intervista Maradonës në vitin 1992, Premtimet e thyera dhe lufta me presidentin e k
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Diego Armando Maradona kishte një marrëdhënie të veçantë me Napolin dhe tifozët e tij, por prapaskenat e ndarjes me klubin italian ishin shumë më të…
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Sport Përse u largua nga Napoli? Intervista Maradonës në vitin 1992, Premtimet e thyera dhe lufta me presidentin e klubit Adnand KolgjokajPublikuar 4 Nëntor 10:31 · 3 min lexim Diego Armando Maradona kishte një marrëdhënie të veçantë me Napolin dhe tifozët e tij, por prapaskenat e ndarjes me klubin italian ishin shumë më të komplikuara nga sa mund të mendohej. Në një rrëfim të publikuar nga La Stampa në vitin 1992, legjenda argjentinase tregonte hapur zhgënjimin e tij ndaj presidentit Corrado Ferlaino dhe mënyrën se si përfundoi aventura e tij në Napoli. Maradona pranonte se dashuria e tifozëve napolitanë ishte bërë mbytëse, pasi nuk i kishte lënë pothuajse asnjë moment qetësie. Ai shpjegonte se kishte shpresuar që presioni të zvogëlohej pas dy apo tre vitesh, por kishte ndodhur e kundërta. Megjithatë, theksonte se nuk i fajësonte tifozët. Një nga arsyet kryesore të përplasjes me klubin ishte premtimi i Ferlainos se, nëse Napoli do të fitonte Kupën UEFA, do ta lejonte të largohej një…
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