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Quote from: Jody.Drummer on July 24, 2023, 12:06:55 PM

I just hope they don't lose too many of the main players who contributed a lot last season, because that will make the framework of the team that has been formed will change, and it might have a negative impact on them.

Actually, there are advantages and disadvantages that Napoli can experience when making player loans.
The advantage is that Napoli can get some money and also have more experienced players for the future but the disadvantage that can be obtained is when a player suffers a fatal injury plus there can be a shortage of players who should be able to strengthen their own club.

But everything returns to Napoli's management because when they decide to lend a player, there are backup options in case something goes wrong.

When they decide to loan out their existing players, of course they have considered the worst possibilities that they will face, one of which is as you said, being hit by injuries and so on. But we also have to look at it as an option, I mean when the players are in the squad but they don't play, then I think that's not a good thing, especially for the future of the player himself, especially if the player has good potential. The management must also be wise in seeing the opportunities for players on loan, especially in choosing a club that will provide many playing opportunities.

Yes maybe it is a disadvantage and advantage in itself, but in that choice there is the best choice, so choose the best of all choices. Players will also be happy if they are loaned out to a club that is ready to give them the opportunity to play, because for young players having many minutes to play is certainly a good thing.

And usually players who are loaned by a club to another club are players who have failed to enter the ranks of the core players in the squad built at that club. So that this player will also not be played much if he stays at the club if is not loaned out. But the club still has to pay even if the player doesn't contribute much. So lending players is indeed a good option for the financial condition of clubs who can get money from player loan agreements and players who are loaned will also have playing time at the club that borrowed their services. But the risks behind the profits are always there and it shouldn't be a problem that should be overly considered in these conditions.

Napoli's transfer policy has been successful so far. This transfer policy made them champions. Now some players are leaving the team and they have to replace them with players of similar quality.

Many clubs have had problems with the adaptation of loan players. When a player doesn't feel that he belongs to the team, it may not be right to expect good things from him in terms of the game. This is not true for every player. Some players, however, can increase their market value by showing outstanding performances during their loan spells.