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Napoli train in Castel Volturno, Mazzocchi out before Genoa clash

🇮🇹 By 4AllFootball ·
Napoli train in Castel Volturno, Mazzocchi out before Genoa clash

SSC Napoli’s training at Castel Volturno on Friday, 21 August 2026, left the squad one player short for the upcoming Genoa‑Napoli encounter, as midfielder Mazzocchi was sidelined with a right‑knee overload, reducing options ahead of the match against De Rossi’s side.

Training session and injury

Gli azzurri gathered at the SSC Napoli Training Center in Castel Volturno under the direction of head coach Massimiliano Allegri. Allegri opted for a morning workout on this Friday, marking the first training ahead of the clash with Genoa.

Players completed a tactical drill followed by a short part‑match, before concluding with a series of set‑piece exercises. The routine combined strategic work and practical execution to fine‑tune the team’s approach.

Midfielder Mazzocchi did not participate, having been diagnosed with a right‑knee overload. The medical staff decided to keep him out of the training to avoid further strain.

The club’s official communication noted “Meno uno a Genoa‑Napoli”, confirming the squad will be one man down for the game against De Rossi’s formation. This reduction could affect depth in the upcoming fixture.

The information was released on the club’s website as a Report, listed under Notizie Napoli and tagged with Stampa A− A+. The post confirmed the details of the morning session and the injury update.

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