A championship like this hasn't been seen in Italy for years. Emotions until the last minute, with the title, Europe and salvation decided on the final day. Luca Toni, 2006 world champion, called it "stupendous" on the sidelines of an initiative in the Secondigliano prison, where he also expressed his enthusiasm for Napoli's triumphal ride.

For the former Azzurri striker, the Scudetto ended up in the hands of the most consistent team, not necessarily the strongest. "On paper, Inter had something more, but the favorites don't always win. Napoli never gave up, they fought on every pitch and in the end they gave their people an unforgettable dream. No one would have bet on such a triumph at the start of the season.", said Toni.

But the praise for Napoli has also turned into a reproach to those who, according to him, do not try to build a lasting path. The thought goes directly to Antonio's future Tale, whose fate remains uncertain: "It's a shame that every coach who arrives in Naples only thinks about winning and leaving. It's a city that deserves a coach willing to stay, to create something great, to leave a real mark."