Giugliano is preparing to change coach. Raffaele DiNapoli, after a week of reflection, has reached an agreement with the club for the termination of his contract, marking the end of his mandate as coach of the gialloblù. The decision comes following a series of disappointing results, including two consecutive defeats against Bari and Inter U23, which prompted the management to move on.

The club, currently fifteenth in the Group C table with seven points from nine games, has already started the procedures to identify his successor. The search for a new coach became a priority, as DiNapoli's position had already been questioned in the previous days. The sports management has declared that it wants to maintain stability in the team, but at the same time to aim for a new direction that can bring Giugliano back towards more ambitious goals.

DiNapoli's contract was terminated by agreement between the parties, without any details on the compensation or economic conditions emerging. The club has expressed its willingness to respect the contractual clauses and ensure a smooth transition for the team. The manager, who led the club this season, left the club with a record seven points, a result that did not meet the management's expectations.

With the end of DiNapoli's mandate, Giugliano is now in a transition phase. The club is evaluating several options for the new coach, looking for a candidate who can consolidate the team's position in Serie C and lead it towards more positive results. The search for a new technician is underway, with the hope of finding a figure capable of bringing innovation and motivation to the group.

The future of Giugliano remains uncertain, but the management is determined to find a solution that can guarantee stability and progress. The club will continue to monitor the situation and communicate any updates on the new manager, as the team prepares to face the next challenges with the hope of improving their position in the table.

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