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Allegri Confident He Can Again Match Conte’s Title-Winning Standard After Taking over at Napoli
Massimiliano Allegri says Napoli can contend for Serie A, the Champions League and the Italian Cup after replacing Antonio Conte.
- On Tuesday, Massimiliano Allegri was presented as the new SSC Napoli coach at the San Carlo Theater in Naples, Italy, alongside club president Aurelio De Laurentiis.
- Allegri replaces former Napoli coach Antonio Conte, who departed in May after two years in charge, during which his team finished first and second in the Italian league.
- "Lucky, this is actually the second time I've inherited Antonio's team," Allegri said, noting he was previously fired by Milan after two wins in eight matches dropped the team to fifth.
- The 58-year-old aims to keep Napoli in contention for the Serie A, Champions League, and Italian Cup, emphasizing work with "seriousness and professionalism" to achieve these objectives.
- At Juventus, Allegri previously succeeded Conte in 2014, winning five straight league titles. Milan has since replaced Allegri with Portuguese coach Ruben Amorim, whom club owner Gerry Cardinale praised as a coach who "plays to win.
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Massimiliano Allegri is not seeking redemption at Napoli despite a tough end to his second spell with AC Milan. Allegri was fired in May after Milan's disappointing season in which the Rossoneri missed out on the Champions League. He was…
During the presentation press conference at the Teatro San Carlo, Massimiliano Allegri also answered a question that recalled some episodes from his past as a footballer and coach, as well as a comparison with the work done by Antonio ...
Napoli's new coach, Massimiliano Allegri, is confident that he will be able to follow Antonio Conte's footsteps successfully.
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