A group of former Napoli players known as Napoli Legends scheduled a solidarity walk in Pozzuoli to support families affected by the Campi Flegrei seismic emergency.

The initiative, called "Napoli Legends per Pozzuoli," was organised in collaboration with the Diocese of Pozzuoli, with donations directed toward the local emergency response. It followed the earthquake recorded in the Campi Flegrei area on 31 July 2026.

Planned walk on 26 October

The event was scheduled for Monday 26 October 2026 at 11:00. According to the announcement from Caritas Diocesana di Pozzuoli, the starting point was in via Terracciano, with the finish at the Villaggio del Fanciullo in via Campi Flegrei.

The sources describe the initiative as a solidarity walk connected to the needs of families affected by the emergency. The final number of participants was not documented in the available sources.

Route

The planned walk covered approximately 2.5 kilometres.

The documented route started in via Terracciano and was planned to pass through via Artiaco and piazza Capomazza before reaching the Villaggio del Fanciullo in via Campi Flegrei.

Former players named in reports

Il Mattino reported former Napoli players Paolo Cannavaro, Ciccio Romano, Gianluca Grava, Morgan De Sanctis, Fabiano Santacroce and Emanuele Calaiò among the participants or supporters.

The reports do not confirm the exact role of each individual on the day.

Donations for the bradisism emergency

Caritas Diocesana di Pozzuoli provided donation details for the emergency. It identified the Diocese of Pozzuoli as the donation account holder and specified "emergenza bradisismo" as the payment reference.

No final amount raised and no detailed account of how the proceeds were distributed are provided in the sources. The exact relationship between the Diocese, Caritas and the final beneficiaries is not fully documented beyond the stated donation arrangements.

Seismic context

The seismic context included a reviewed Md 4.7 earthquake in the Campi Flegrei area on 31 July 2026.

Italy's National Institute of Geophysics and Volcanology records the event at 19:46 Italian time, located 5 kilometres east of Pozzuoli and 3 kilometres deep, with Pozzuoli among the nearby municipalities.

A possible centenary match

Reports also mentioned a possible future match involving SSC Napoli linked to the club's centenary.

That match was described as under discussion, not as a confirmed event. One of the formulations reported was: "Se loro vogliono, noi ci siamo."