Napoli president condemns Real Madrid and their "spoiled superstars"; says Madrid coaches are in danger

Napoli president Aurelio De Laurentiis has come out to speak of how Real Madrid spoiled superstars can ruin the life of any coach that gets a job to manage the White giants.

According to ESPNFC, De Laurentiis discussed how he was happy when Rafa Benitez came in to coach Napoli between 2013 and 2015 but Benitez left for Madrid afterwards. Benitez lasted only six months in Real Madrid before he had to move on.

He continued, "I was happy for him. But anyone who signs for Real Madrid is in danger. There are players, spoiled superstars, who if they go against the coach it affects the team's performance."

He revealed that the spoiled superstars caused Benitez his job at the Santiago Bernabeu.

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