Napoli not planning early Allegri exit despite difficult start
Napoli have faced criticism after an uneven start, including a 1-1 draw with Fiorentina and a loss of a 2-0 lead against Inter. Despite concerns about Max Allegri's tactics, the club is not considering an early dismissal. Injuries, including Scott McTominay's heart surgery, have affected the season, and Allegri is expected to adjust his approach to get Rasmus Hojlund more involved.
Napoli’s season has drawn scrutiny after they were held by Fiorentina and let a two-goal advantage slip away against Inter. Max Allegri has faced questions over his tactical setup, with some arguing it limits the squad, yet the club is not preparing an immediate change. The club reportedly expected a stronger beginning but is not considering an early exit.
Injury problems, notably Scott McTominay’s heart operation, are seen as a factor in the uneven form. Allegri is also expected to work on ways to supply Rasmus Hojlund more regularly. The upcoming international window is viewed as a key chance to reset and improve.
For Napoli supporters and local businesses tied to matchdays, uncertainty over Allegri may shape mood and spending around fixtures. Players, especially Hojlund and those returning from injury, could face added pressure or relief depending on tactical changes. If results improve after the international break, the story may calm; if not, media scrutiny and fan debate may intensify, affecting club atmosphere and public conversation in Naples.