“I will never feel safe in Naples again.” It’s the outburst of Juan Jesus after the attempted theft against him. Speaking at the microphones of New Point Radiothe municipal councilor Nino Simeone commented on the incident: “After Neres, the criminals hit another Napoli player! I hope it’s just a sad coincidence… Our city doesn’t have high rates of thefts and – he reports TuttoNapoli.net – robberies compared to other Italian metropolises. I hope that the boy and the company have alerted the police and not just reported it on social media.
The footballer’s family serenity was violated and I am very sorry. As an administrator, the security system for these kids and their way of life must be reviewed. And I believe that the Napoli club already has a clear idea of how to indoctrinate its members to be calm. Unfortunately, it is not the first episode that affects a footballer, even if it happens everywhere and it is not just the city of Naples that should be stigmatised. Those responsible are scum, they should be identified and thrown in jail. The boy’s post is from a person shaken and annoyed by what happened.
Naples, an unsafe city? He may have written these words straight away and remains a boy like everyone else, albeit a professional under the magnifying glass. The hope is that he has reported everything necessary to the police, I repeat. If he has been followed for over a month, there is something organized behind it. As an administrator and as a citizen, I extend all my solidarity to Juan Jesus.”