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Magnanelli drives Napoli's training fire at Castel di Sangro – VIDEO

🇮🇹 By 4AllFootball ·
Magnanelli drives Napoli's training fire at Castel di Sangro – VIDEO

Francesco Magnanelli, the technical collaborator of Massimiliano Allegri, sparked a burst of energy during Napoli’s training camp at Castel di Sangro, with the coach’s whistle and ball in hand, a scene captured in FOTO and VIDEO CN24 that showed his relentless direction of the players.

Francesco Magnanelli is the head of the technical collaborators for Massimiliano Allegri and is among the most involved staff during the high‑altitude training sessions in Alto Sangro. His presence is felt throughout the camp.

The former Sassuolo midfielder, now part of Allegri’s blue‑clad staff, remains constantly active and vigilant, directing Napoli’s players with a whistle and the ball under his arm. His hands‑on approach keeps the squad focused.

All movements of the Napoli squad at the Patini stadium pass through his directives, a level of intensity the club describes as ‘che carica’. The players follow his instructions without hesitation.

The training camp, officially listed as Ritiro Castel di Sangro Napoli, takes place in CASTEL DI SANGRO (AQ), the Abruzzo town where the team prepares. The location provides a demanding environment for the squad.

Images and clips of the session were highlighted on Google Discover as Fonti preferite, classified under Stampa A− A+, and were broadcast by CN24 in both FOTO and VIDEO formats. The coverage showcases Magnanelli’s energetic involvement.

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