Quote from: MarjorieZimmermanGinger on Today at 09:36:48 PM

Quote from: Fakhrulenclix on Today at 09:12:18 AM

Actually Rudi Garcia is indeed a good coach, it's just that the fans expect Napoli's performance to be the same as last season, of course that will be a heavy burden for Rudi Garcia and many people doubt that Rudi Garcia is able to maintain Napoli's slick performance, and also Rudi Garcia is a minimal coach. regarding achievements, I think while at Napoli he will experience very heavy pressure to be able to continue what Spalletti has given to the Napoli team.

It will be a tough job for Rudi Garcia to bring Napoli to the top of the rankings next season, because usually every transition that occurs takes time for proper preparation and it is not easy to make this run normally like last season. Rudi Garcia has had a much heavier burden since Spalletti left the club and the fans will definitely demand last season's conditions to continue next season. Rudi Garcia's ability to implement the right strategy for players will be key to Napoli's condition next season.

I see that Napoli will face a difficult transition next season and the loss of some players might also affect the stability of the team in facing competition. If Rudi Garcia is not able to keep up with the pressure then I don't think he will last one season at Napoli because after all the management and fans demand more from the new coach.

When it comes to retaining major league titles it's usually more difficult to retain already won cups than how difficult it was winning it
So as expected, Rudi Garcia will certainly face serious minded clubs who'll want to prove to Napoli that that they weren't at their best when Napoli won the Italian scudetto last season