Napoli owner Aurelio De Laurentiis insists there's no issues with coach Carlo Ancelotti.

And he says Lorenzo Insigne must change his attitude.

“In recent days I've seen it all in important newspapers, even if no-one reads newspapers anymore," De Laurentiis told Sky Sport Italia.

“I didn't fight with Ancelotti, he can stay here for another 10 years. In cinema, my relationships, like my one with [director Carlo] Verdone, last a long time.

“I'm all for the exclusives, when you want everything right away but get it all wrong.

“Insigne's an excellent sportsman, but he must stay calm, change his attitude and lay off certain things.

“He's always had an attitude of discomfort in Naples. I understand him, I protect him and I like him a lot, but he's always found his situation in Naples to be uncomfortable.

“Therefore, I just want to say that he needs to calm down and become a more peaceful person, but that's his problem. Neither Raiola nor Ancelotti can resolve that.

“He's a great player and he can be in good form or bad form. If he's less so, it's up to the Coach not to play him.

“Insigne can't come out cracking jokes or with an 'almost' defiant attitude. The Coach is a family man, 60 years old, and won't tell you to get lost because he's three times your age."