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NAPLES, Italy -- Rafa Benitez was announced as Napolis new coach Monday after concluding his interim spell at Chelsea. Napoli president and film producer Aurelio De Laurentiis made the announcement as promised on his personal Twitter account, calling Benitez "a man of great international experience. A leader." Benitez reportedly signed a two-year deal worth (euro)3.5 million ($4.5 million) per season. Benitez led Chelsea to the Europa League title earlier this month and formerly coached Inter Milan in Serie A for the first half of 2010-11. The Spaniard has also managed Valencia and Liverpool. Walter Mazzarri resigned as Napoli coach eight days ago and signed with Inter. Napoli finished second in Serie A to qualify for next seasons Champions League group phase. Benitezs first order of business with Napoli will be to convince star forward Edinson Cavani to stay. The Uruguay forward led Serie A with 29 goals this season but appears interested in a transfer. Distrusted by Chelsea fans following his tenure at Liverpool, Benitez never settled in after he was hired on a seven-month contract in November to replace Roberto Di Matteo, who was fired six months after leading the London club to its first Champions League title. Outgoing Real Madrid coach Jose Mourinho is expected to return to Chelsea for a second stint to coach the team. Besides the Europa League title, Benitez guided the Blues to the semifinals of the FA Cup and League Cup and a third-place finish in the Premier League, ensuring the clubs 11th straight Champions League appearance. Napoli will be playing in the Champions League for the second time in three seasons, and De Laurentiis will want to see improvement following the southern clubs impressive return to the elite competition in 2011-12 in which it reached the second round before being eliminated by Chelsea. 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LONDON -- Russias track and field team being banned from the Olympics sends a powerful message that should scare cheats, according to Usain Bolt.Stretching out his left arm to show the small adhesive bandage covering the mark left by his latest doping test on Thursday, Bolt decried the really bad doping problem in his sport.The six-time Olympic champion was speaking in London shortly after the Court of Arbitration for Sport rejected an appeal by 68 Russian athletes seeking to overturn a ban imposed by the IAAF, following allegations of state-sponsored doping.Its a good message to show that if you cheat or you go against the rules then were going to take serious action, Bolt said. This (ban on track and field athletes) will scare a lot of people, or send a strong message that the sport is serious, we want a clean sport.Two reports from the World Anti-Doping Agency have accused Russia of orchestrating a doping program that saw drug-tainted samples disappear or manipulated.Now the International Olympic Committee has to decide whether to go further than the IAAFs decision and ban the enttire Russia team from the Rio de Janeiro.ddddddddddddUsually so confident on the track, Bolt was initially wary about discussing the sideshows of Olympic bans but the Jamaican sprinter found his stride at a news conference in London.If you have the proof and you catch somebody I definitely feel you should take action, the 29-year-old Bolt said. And if you feel banning the whole team is the right action then I am all for it.Rules are the rules and doping violations in track and field is getting really bad so if you feel like you need to make a statement then thumbs up.Bolt is focused on running for the final time before Rio on Friday, when he will race his first 200 meters of the season at the London Diamond League meeting. It will be Bolts first event since pulling out of the Jamaican Olympic trials earlier this month with a hamstring injury.Im good, Im feeling good, been training good now, Bolt said. I went to see the doctor he worked his magic as always. ' ' '