Napoli fans recreate Dumfries and Theo Hernandez banner aimed at Inzaghi | OneFootball

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·24 mai 2025

Napoli fans recreate Dumfries and Theo Hernandez banner aimed at Inzaghi

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Napoli supporters recreated an infamous banner showing Simone Inzaghi’s face imposed on top of a dog being walked by Antonio Conte during their 2-0 victory over Cagliari on Friday night, which sealed the club’s second Scudetto in three years.

Napoli were confirmed as champions of Italy on Friday night after a 2-0 win over Cagliari, which was enough to seal the club’s fourth ever Serie A title.


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NAPLES, ITALY – MAY 23: Giovanni Di Lorenzo of Napoli lifts the Serie A TIM Scudetto title trophy after his team’s victory in the Serie A match between Napoli and Cagliari at Stadio Diego Armando Maradona on May 23, 2025 in Naples, Italy. (Photo by Francesco Pecoraro/Getty Images)

Napoli recreate Dumfries-Theo banner with Conte and Inzaghi

Supporters at the Stadio Maradona on Friday night held up a banner showing Antonio Conte’s face photoshopped onto a video game character, who appears to be walking a dog with Inzaghi’s face in its place. The original image comes from the popular video game GTA V.

👀 La bandera de Conte e Inzaghi en Nápoles… 📺 Mirá la #SerieA por #DisneyPlus pic.twitter.com/P06c1hePAz — SportsCenter (@SC_ESPN) May 23, 2025

The same banner has appeared several times in Serie A over recent years, most notably featuring Denzel Dumfries and Theo Hernandez during the 2023-24 season.

The image caused controversy when Dumfries grabbed a flag from a supporter during Inter’s Serie A title parade and took it onto the bus with him last year, leading to viral posts on social media in the following days.

The Dutchman and Inter as a club were both handed €4,000 fines as a result of the incident.

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