Naples Pride: the history of Neapolitan football told by Mimmo Carratelli

On December 6th, at 17:00 PM, the prestigious RYCC Savoia will host the presentation of "Orgoglio Napoli ," the new book by Mimmo Carratelli, published by Gianni Marchesini Edizioni – Geo Edizioni. The book retraces the twenty most significant victories in the history of Napoli Calcio, intertwining sporting achievements and popular passion in a story that spans generations.

After a particularly difficult 2023-2024 championship, which put the faith of the fans to the test, the arrival of Antonio Conte at the helm has rekindled enthusiasm. The famous coach, known for his ability to transform teams into winning contenders, is seen as the ideal figure to bring Napoli back to the top. This new chapter in the team's history joins the memorable triumphs already engraved in the collective imagination: three Scudetti, one UEFA Cup, six Italian Cups and numerous other awards that have consecrated Napoli as one of the great realities of Italian football.

"Napoli Pride" is not simply a recounting of victories, but an emotional journey through the club's history. Through the refined pen of Mimmo Carratelli, a journalist and firsthand witness to many of the Azzurri's exploits, the reader will relive unforgettable moments: from the historic promotion to Serie A in 1949-50 to the third Scudetto won in 2023. Carratelli offers not only sports chronicles, but also portraits of the key figures who shaped this extraordinary adventure, enriching the narrative with anecdotes and real-life stories.

The book represents a true manifesto of civic pride, capable of connecting past and future, victories and hopes. Each page exudes the passion of a city that lives for football and that through Napoli finds an essential part of its identity.

"Naples Pride" is destined to become a must-have for Napoli fans, a tribute to the emotions that only Neapolitan football can evoke and a celebration of the sporting culture that animates the streets of Naples . A volume that not only narrates, but celebrates, with the understanding that Napoli's history is much more than a collection of trophies: it is the beating heart of an entire city.