Conte, Di Lorenzo and De Laurentiis pay tribute on Maradona anniversary | OneFootball

Antonio Conte, Napoli captain Giovanni Di Lorenzo and club President Aurelio De Laurentiis were all in attendance to pay tribute to the late, great Diego Maradona, who sadly died four years ago today.

The Napoli legend, after whom the club’s stadium is now named, passed away on November 25, 2020 after suffering from a cardiac arrest.

Napoli leaders pay tribute to Maradona

Aurelio De Laurentiis, Giovanni Di Lorenzo and Antonio Conte lay wreaths at Diego’s mural in the city of Naples.

Conte, Di Lorenzo and De Laurentiis were all in attendance at the foot of Maradona’s mural in Naples to lay a wreath of flowers and pay their respect to one of football’s undisputed all-time greats.

The Argentine played more matches for Napoli than for any other club in his career, scoring 81 goals from 181 league appearances across a six-year spell. The Partenopei won the Scudetto twice with Maradona, once in 1986-87 and again in 1989-90, as well as a Coppa Italia, Supercoppa Italiana and UEFA Cup title.

It took Napoli over 30 years to win their next league title after Maradona’s departure, which came under Luciano Spalletti’s reign in 2022-23.

Napoli currently lead the way in Serie A in 2024-25, leading all of Atalanta, Fiorentina, Inter and Lazio by one-point, and Juventus by two.