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Marco Materazzi calls Manchester United's transfer choices 'one of the biggest transfer mistakes ever'.
McTominay was sold to Napoli for £26m in 2024, a sale Materazzi criticizes as undervalued.
Materazzi believes McTominay could have become a world-class player at United.
The piece links McTominay’s Napoli success to United’s ongoing transfer strategy questions.
The article places United's transfer history in the post-Ferguson era as part of the debate.
Materazzi’s remarks frame McTominay’s Napoli success as a contrast to United’s decisions.
The report mentions ongoing transfer chatter and Metro’s football coverage.
Materazzi argues United undervalued McTominay’s potential impact at their club.
The piece notes McTominay’s continued relevance for potential transfer talks.

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De Bruyne suffered a cheekbone injury in a training collision and required four stitches.
Conte said there is no head trauma, but De Bruyne will not play in the next match.
Di Lorenzo returned to Napoli's starting lineup, boosting the defense and leadership on the pitch.
Napoli remain second in Serie A, 15 points behind Inter, ahead of their clash with Bologna.
De Bruyne has faced a difficult season, including 129 days sidelined by a hamstring injury last October.
Napoli's match against Bologna was not on the bench for De Bruyne, raising concerns over his fitness.
Conte outlined the training incident as a head-to-head collision that caused the injury.
Conte credited Giovanni Di Lorenzo's return as a positive leadership boost for Napoli.
The article notes Napoli’s upcoming fixtures include a date against Bologna as part of their late-season schedule.
The report includes multiple references to GOAL's coverage, including image and promotional content.

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Conte defended Rasmus Hojlund after a goal drought, emphasising his workload and energy as the team’s only striker.
Conte stressed Hojlund's age and potential for improvement despite 10 league goals this season.
Napoli suffered a 3-2 defeat to Bologna, undermining their top-four prospects with two league fixtures left.
Conte spoke to DAZN after the final whistle, defending Hojlund from criticism over his goal tally.
The match at Stadio Maradona featured Napoli's late rally before Bologna clinched it.
Conte highlighted the need to manage Hojlund's workload by resting him at times.
Napoli aim to recover in their remaining Serie A fixtures to secure European football next season.
Conte promised Napoli would defend deeper and fix defensive solidity after conceding three at home.
The match underscored Bologna's dramatic win and Napoli's struggle to finish the season strongly.
Hojlund contributed an assist in Napoli's fightback but could not prevent defeat.
Goal-drought notwithstanding, Conte believes Hojlund can improve further with experience.

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