Napoli President Aurelio De Laurentiis warns Kevin De Bruyne and Romelu Lukaku about their futures at Napoli, signaling that unhappy players could be allowed to leave. The comments come after De Bruyne criticized a former manager for broken promises about playing style, while Lukaku faced discipline for missing a training session during the last international break of the 2025-26 season. De Laurentiis made it clear in a press conference that if a player is unhappy, they may depart, stating that the club will assess the situation with the new coach and that there are many footballers available worldwide. This stance underscores Napoli’s readiness to offload players who are out of favor or disruptive to team plans.
Key takeaways:
– De Laurentiis indicates Napoli could ship out unhappy players, including De Bruyne and Lukaku.
– De Bruyne criticized past managerial promises; Lukaku faced discipline for international break incidents.
– The club will review the situation with the new coach and decide on departures as needed.
