Juventus and Napoli clash at the weekend and Massimiliano Allegri comes into the match in a less dangerous position than Luciano Spalletti. The Neapolitans He followed the draw with “Roma” with a convincing victory over Monza. They also partially steadied the ship in the UEFA Champions League, defeating Bodo/Glimt in midweek.
according to Skythe Azzurri Stanislav Lobotka lost some time due to an ankle injury. However, most of their other stars are rounded. Rasmus Hojlund bounced back from a points slump, Scott McTominay scored in the last UEFA Champions League and Frank Anguissa is close to his former levels.
Luciano Spalletti will have to go back to the drawing board, although Allegri has found compatibility with a more aggressive 4-3-3 formation. His latest tweak, the 3-5-2, quickly erupted against Genoa after looking good against Lecce. The Bianconeri They were careless in the first half and the coach is under strict control. Corriere della Sera reports.
The leadership of the “Old Lady” often preached stability, but the results were very disappointing. Both sides are level 7c place, 9 points behind “Inter” and “Lazio”.
Our thoughts on Allegri and Spalletti
Both were poor, but the big difference is that Napoli’s players, despite some flack and dribbling, seem to follow the gaffer and play hard for him; instead of Bianconeri they often look so sloppy and apathetic and are completely at the mercy of the opposition that it raises legitimate questions about the manager losing his dressing room. They could improve quickly with a boss who could fix them and iron out silly mistakes. Moreover, it should be noted that he was not appointed by the present hierarchy.
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