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Well, I'm also curious about what will happen to Napoli after Spalletti leaves the Napoli coaching bench. But if it turns out that Napoli can still be a strong team next season. so of course this is great news for Napoli fans. but if Napoli were a weaker team then of course many would regret the departure of Spalletti and several of Napoli's mainstay players.

It is true that Spalletti will go very likely. He wasn't willing to give any affirmation regarding his stay in Napoli and it seems that he has issues with his president as well.

But when you think about how strong a team Napoli will be next season, it is difficult to know that right now. Whenever a team like Napoli wins a championship, it is quite normal that they are scrutinized thoroughly for the strength of their players and there will also be offers. How many players they can keep or convince to stay in Napoli isn't known yet. Spalletti could have offers already because a coach who leads a team so good for so long during a season is also on the radar.

Well, it's true that we can't predict too quickly what will happen to Napoli in the coming season. It's just that I'm also increasingly curious about which coach will be brought in by Napoli to replace Spalletti. And about Spalletti if he does leave and refuses to renew his contract with Napoli. so I think he will have no problem finding another team that can accept him as quite an extraordinary coach.

What is certain is that in this case the departure of Spalletti will have a slight impact on Napoli's overall performance because indeed we might be able to get an example when Zidane left Madrid and decided to take a break until an unspecified time. Real Madrid's performance, consciously or not, was affected by further adjustments as well as for Napoli, who indeed Spalletti decided the same thing as Zidane did.
It's a shame actually but it was an absolute decision from Spalletti.

Luciano Spalletti's current age is indeed in the retirement age area. Namely, at this time Luciano Spalletti is already 64 years old. So it is very natural for Spalletti to decide to take a break from his profession as a coach. But Spalletti seems like he just wants to rest for a while. And maybe he will return to coach for other teams interested in him.

Regarding Napoli, it seems that they have targeted several new coach candidates to replace Spalletti. In fact, one of them who was mentioned as one of the candidates to become Napoli coach is Antonio Conte, whose name is already familiar to Premier League fans. well Conte is a former Tottenham coach who was sacked in March. and at the moment it seems that Antonio conte's status is still free.