Naples signs Rafa Marin

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By: Manu Tournoux

Napoli’s summer transfer window has begun. On the sidelines of the official announcement of Alessandro Buongiorno, expected in Campania to undergo his medical on Friday, the 2023 Italian champion Antonio Conte has secured the services of Leonardo Spinazzola, who has been free since the end of his contract with AS Roma. After the 31-year-old defender, it is Rafa Marin’s turn to join the Partenopei.

Back at Real Madrid after a successful loan spell with Alavés, the 22-year-old defender had no intention of staying in the Spanish capital for long and will therefore discover Serie A.Rafa is proud to be one of us!“, we can read in an official statement from the Neapolitan team on its X account, this Wednesday. Having played for the White House reserve between 2021 and 2023, the native of Guadajoz has never had the opportunity to play with the Madrid first team.

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