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    Quagliarella reveals he had to leave Napoli because of false links with the Camorra Mafia

    Quagliarella reveals he had to leave Napoli because of false links with the Camorra Mafia

    Fabio Quagliarella spoke to media yesterday after he had testified in the trial against Raffaele Piccolo, a Neapolitan postal policeman accused of stalking a number of VIPs, including Quagliarella himself when he played at the San Paolo between 2007 and 2010.

    “[Napoli president] Aurelio De Laurentiis sold me because he had received anonymous letters and phone messages accusing me of taking cocaine during house parties with Camorra Mafia members”, the 32-year-old Torino striker told Sport Mediaset.

    “I was forced to leave my hometown and Napoli sold me to Juventus. I had been falsely accused of being a Camorrist and of being a pedophile who was participating in orgies.”

    “President De Laurentiis used to call me every day, but after those letters he advised to me to leave my hometown Castellammare di Stabia to go live in a hotel, to be more calm and relaxed."

    "After that conversation that took place in Napoli's heaquarters, he had never called me again.”  

    Lorenzo Bettoni (@lorebetto) and Edo Dalmonte (@edodalmonte)

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