2004–05 S.S.C. Napoli season
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| Chairman | Aurelio De Laurentiis | ||
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| Manager | Giampiero Ventura Edoardo Reja | ||
| Serie C1 | 3rd (lost in playoff to Avellino) | ||
| Top goalscorer | Roberto Sosa (8) | ||
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Napoli Soccer played its first season in the Naples clubs' third incarnation. Following the takeover of the defunct club by Aurelio De Laurentiis, a squad was completed in two weeks, with only a few players from the 2003-04 season being signed. The all-new team did not perform to the level of expectations, and lost out to Avellino in the playoff finals.
On a positive note, the spectator numbers were the greatest since Napoli played in Serie A 2000-01. The clubs' burst back into life provided a positive boost in the midst of the Camorra wars affecting the city during the course of the season.
Squad
Goalkeepers
-   Emanuele Belardi Emanuele Belardi
-   Matteo Gianello Matteo Gianello
-  .svg.png) Olivier Renard Olivier Renard
-   Antonio Saviano Antonio Saviano
Defenders
-   Salvatore Accursi Salvatore Accursi
-   Simone Bonomi Simone Bonomi
-   David Giubilato David Giubilato
-   Gianluca Grava Gianluca Grava
-   Giovanni Ignoffo Giovanni Ignoffo
-   Nicola Mora Nicola Mora
-   Tommaso Romito Tommaso Romito
-   Alberto Savino Alberto Savino
-   Gennaro Scarlato Gennaro Scarlato
-   Claudio Terzi Claudio Terzi
Midfielders
-   Ignazio Abate Ignazio Abate
-   Marco Capparella Marco Capparella
-   Luigi Consonni Luigi Consonni
-   Karl Corneliusson Karl Corneliusson
-   Nicola Corrent Nicola Corrent
-   Gaetano Fontana Gaetano Fontana
-   Fabio Gatti Fabio Gatti
-   Leandro Guerriero Leandro Guerriero
-   Francesco Montervino Francesco Montervino
-   Cataldo Montesanto Cataldo Montesanto
-   Robson Toledo Robson Toledo
Attackers
-   Emanuele Berrettoni Emanuele Berrettoni
-   Emanuele Calaiò Emanuele Calaiò
-   Gennaro Esposito Gennaro Esposito
-    Piá Piá
-   Nicola Pozzi Nicola Pozzi
-   Gennaro Schettino Gennaro Schettino
-    Roberto Sosa Roberto Sosa
-   Massimiliano Varricchio Massimiliano Varricchio
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