Napoli haven’t started the season in the best way, partly due to a few big absences, but Fabrizio Romano reports they’re not yet to the point of considering sacking Massimiliano Allegri after just three months of a three-year contract (via Sofinda).
Tensions were understandable behind the scenes, largely because of the disappointing results. this Neapolitan Live in 9th Already six points behind the league leaders. So far, they have achieved 2 wins, 1 draw and 2 losses.
Allegri must resolve some tricky situations and restore balance within the Napoli dressing room. However, the team’s situation was not so bad that he was ready to throw in the towel and step down, and the top brass didn’t want to fire him.
this Azzurri The offense needs to improve. While scoring is up across the league, they have scored seven goals to match their expected goals, Corriere dello Sport inform. They take about 14 shots per game, but most of them are outside the paint.
Our thoughts on Napoli and Allegri
They would have to be caught in an unsolvable spiral for him to actually consider resigning, which he has essentially never done in his career. Aurelio De Laurentiis has been pursuing him for years, hoping to find a manager who wouldn’t cause him too many headaches and would make use of the resources at his disposal.
His style won’t suddenly become more lively and inspiring, but they will naturally improve once Scott McTominay, Alisson Santos and Frank Anguissa return to fitness. Still, the race to get into the top four is tough and they can’t afford to fall behind.
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