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Aurelio De Laurentiis tested positive for the new coronavirus and may have infected dozens of people
Aurelio De Laurentiis, president of Napoli, attended a meeting of Serie A clubs, despite showing symptoms of Covid-19 – which he confused with those of spoiled oysters.
The president is one of the most controversial in European football and, recently, the club announced that he had contracted the new coronavirus.
In another of his controversial episodes, Laurentiis attended the Serie A club meeting You will then feel the first symptoms of Covid-19.
The 71-year-old Italian even spoke to journalists as he left the meeting, without mask or any type of protection.
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According to local newspapers, the leader of the Neapolitans also removed his mask during the meeting with the other presidents of the clubs in the Italian league.
A Gazzetta Dello Sport writes that De Laurentiis even I had already taken the covid-19 test, but I still didn't know the result, which turned out to be positive.
To remedy the damage, as soon as he learned of the test results, De Laurentiis called every president he met with.
Current champion
In June of this year, the Naples won the Italian Cup, beating in the final against Juventus, by Cristiano Ronaldo, 4-2, in the penalty shoot-out, after 90 minutes without goals.
The Neapolitan triumph brought thousands of fans to the streets of the city to celebrate the title, forgetting the covid-19 pandemic.
The situation generated outrage among several internet users, who considered the attitude of Napoli fans scandalous.
A Italy was one of the countries most affected by the new coronavirus.
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