According to Corriere dello Sport, the youth football school founded by Italian player Immobile was closed down.

Immobile founded a youth football school named after himself in Naples, but this week the local police and military police in Naples closed down the football school. This comes as the football school is accused of building without the necessary permission in an area subject to environmental protection restrictions and improperly disposing of special waste. Six people will undergo relevant investigations to determine the responsibilities of the relevant personnel and possible legal consequences.

"Corriere dello Sport" stated that the investigation began in April this year. On-site inspections showed that new construction had been carried out on a piece of land where there were already unapproved illegal buildings, causing fundamental changes to the area. Among the irregularities were the change of land use on several parcels of land from forest land to parking lots, renovations by digging and filling the land and laying milled asphalt, which is classified as non-hazardous special waste.

Immobile, who currently plays for Bologna, said: "I am very sorry to learn that the youth training school named after me has been closed down. This makes me feel very sad, especially because this will deprive many children and teenagers of training and entertainment opportunities. I invested in this sport Center, and rely on the best professionals in the industry, just to provide them with a suitable space for activities. In addition, I still believe that the relevant personnel will prove the legality of the construction in this area, and I hope that the ongoing investigation will clarify the facts and confirm that our actions are correct.”