Check out today’s latest news from Serie A, including Napoli’s frustrations with the Francesco Acerbi ruling and the lifeline given to Inter by Oaktree.

The Partenopei have been left furious after Serie A sports judge Gerardo Mastrandrea acquitted Acerbi of racially abusing Juan Jesus during their league clash on March 17th. The club will not wear the Keep Racism Out badge against Atalanta and may wear special pre-match shirts this weekend.

The Napoli ultras have already made their feelings apparent as well, putting up a banner outside the Stadio Diego Armando Maradona accusing the league of hypocrisy.

Inter stars Lautaro Martinez and Marcus Thuram are both keen to play in the Summer Olympics in Paris, causing concerns regarding their fitness for the Nerazzurri ahead of a busy 2024-25 season that’ll see them compete in the Club World Cup as well as the Champions League and Serie A.

US fund Oaktree have given a lifeline to Inter president Steven Zhang as he looks to resolve debts of over €375m, opening up to a refinance of the loan from a private equity under certain conditions.

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