With Antonio Conte having underwent a chaotic transfer market upon his arrival in which Nigerian super-star Victor Osimhen urgently seeked to depart Napoli as he had no intention of taking part of

In Naples, the championship celebration shows no signs of stopping. To experience the city's enthusiasm firsthand, just take a stroll downtown or along the seafront, where you will find fans

Conte is a champion with Napoli in his first season in charge, adding another trophy to his an already decorated resume

NAPLES, Italy (Reuters) -Hundreds of thousands of jubilant Napoli fans gathered in the city to witness their team lift the Serie A trophy on Friday for the fourth time in their history. Scott McTominay and Romelu Lukaku scored to secure a comfortable 2-0 victory over Cagliari as Napoli won their second Scudetto in three years by one point from Inter Milan.

For the fourth time in its history, Napoli is the Italian Champion. A triumph that was anything but taken for granted, almost like an underdog, built on the ruins of a disastrous season but made possible by the courageous and determined decision to entrust the rebirth to Antonio Conte.

Two matches at the same time and the Scudetto at stake. Serie A takes the field for the last day of the championship, and Inter and Napoli are about to play their respective matches at a

Napoli claimed their second Scudetto in three seasons on Friday, a triumph shaped as much by their own consistency as a light fixture list and the growing fatigue that sapped the strength from their closest rivals Inter Milan.

A list that is not over and that includes three crucial goals of the last period: the draw of Napoli signed by Billing at 87' that denied the stretch to Inter, the overhead kick of Orsolini at 94' that made the nerazzurri lose the lead of the standings and the penalty of Pedro at 90' that perhaps cost the last chance to overtake.