Napoli Draws with Frosinone, Dropping Points Amidst Demme's Controversial Vacation

Napoli-Frosinone 2-2, Demme in spiaggia a Ischia durante la partita

Napoli draws against Frosinone and loses more points, a 2-2 that hurts the players, Francesco Calzona, but especially the Napoli fans present yesterday at the Maradona Stadium....

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Napoli draws against Frosinone and loses more points, a 2-2 that hurts the players, Francesco Calzona, but especially the Napoli fans present yesterday at the Maradona Stadium. Fans who certainly did not miss out on social media a photograph of Diego Demme, a midfielder owned by the blue club. While the team was on the field with Frosinone, in fact, the Italo-German posted on social media a photo of the sea of Ischia with a 'Good morning' to the fans. Lack of professionalism? No, because Demme is out of the player usage lists for this year and cannot even sit on the bench while he waits for his contract to expire at the end of June. A certainly important contract: 2.5 million euros a year for Demme, one of the highest salaries of the entire team of Aurelio De Laurentiis. That's why the 'holidays' of the blue during a heated end of the season leave the fans astonished, who have not disdained Demme's performances when used in recent months.

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