Fabio Cannavaro

PETE JENSON: This week, there was nostalgia and romance in Naples. Fabio Cannavaro has acquired the club's old training ground and plans to convert the wasteland, which has been disused for 20 years, into a center of excellence for young Napoli players. Cannavaro was a youth student at the Centro Paradiso in the 1980s - Diego Maradona was the first team's ace - there's now a mural of the Argentine with his then teenage daughter Dalma on one of the crumbling walls. 'I want to restore it to its youthful look for the young people of the neighborhood,' Cannavaro said. 'The goals I had when I first started playing here were beyond what I had expected.' I used to go to training on the Vespa that the woman who is now my wife lent to me, and then I switched to a Fiat Uno. "I was already living the dream." Just as nostalgic, but nowhere near as romantic has been the club's decision last week to fire former Watford boss Walter Mazzarri, who ruled Napoli from 2009 to 2013.

The Game4Ukraine match between Team Shevchenko and Team Zinchenko concluded in a 2-2 draw at Stamford Bridge. Oleksandr Zinchenko and legendary striker Andriy Shevchenko lead the two teams for the game, which was aimed at raising funds for a school in Ukraine amid the ongoing war with Russia. Former and current Chelsea players, including Chelsea's Mykhailo Mudryk, Gerard Pique, and Fabio Cannavaro, all made appearances alongside some celebrities.

PETE JENSON: Jose Mourinho won the Champions League final with Inter in 2010, but he didn't even come back to Milan for the celebrations. The final had been held in Madrid, but he had already agreed to Madrid, so he stayed in Madrid, although his players' celebrated without their coach at the San Siro the following day. Mourinho had just won the first European Cup in 45 years, fulfilling the hopes of a tearful president Massimo Moratti.