Napoli scudetto, players become stickers

One thing is certain. When the national team arrives in Naples to face England on March 23, they will find a city covered in blue. It certainly won’t be dedicated to Roberto Mancini’s boys, but in any case the festive atmosphere is guaranteed. A feeling that nothing can stop, not even superstition. Because Luciano Spalletti’s team is the protagonist of an exceptional season, all to be savored and the people feel joy and pride. And so those that can in some ways be defined as art installations are multiplying in every corner of the city.

Palafigurine

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After the full-size hardcovers of the Spanish Quarters, here are the mega stickers of the Azzurri owners and Luciano Spalletti “attached” to the three floors of a building in Corso Novara, not far from the central station. These are sheets of about two meters each in length, as if they were enormous figurines. This latest installation is also having success as the image is going viral. But there is one detail that not everyone agrees on: the mega-stickers bear the words “Italian champions” and the shield with a “3” printed inside: choices that the superstitious don’t like. President De Laurentiis himself said on Tuesday: “By talking about it, we bring ourselves bad luck. We must be silent because the negative waves spread”.

Enthusiasm

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Yes, but here there is an advancing tide, difficult to contain. And the organizers of this initiative, convinced that nothing will stop Napoli in the championship, are already preparing the stickers of the other players, to put them in the building next to them and thus complete the thanksgiving to all the training. No one wants to de-focus the team, but after a 33-year wait, their record lead in the standings has created something of a frenzy, a countdown.

Mimosimhen

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And then the love for the protagonists is overflowing. One more example? For women’s day, mimosas were also sold in a blue vase with a mask, the unmistakable brand of Osimhen, with those flowers that look so much like her hair. The mimosimhen.