It must be admitted that Luciano Spalletti's magic is still greater than that of Rudi Garcia and it is a bit unfortunate that Spalleti's departure comes at a time when Napoli are starting to recover and it's just a matter of how they can continue to be consistent this season. I don't think Napoli will be as scary as last season's Champions League and being able to qualify from Group F to the last 16 is a pretty good result. Of course, Rudi Garcia must be able to achieve almost the same achievements as last season, but with the current situation which is quite chaotic, of course that will be difficult to achieve.
UEFA Champions League is here, I can predict if Napoli can push far this season because they seems to be strugling in Seria A games. A coach is incharge, this is his first season incharge, there's alot he would learned, we just have to keep things brief because Rudi Garcia have plans for the club, it can't happen immediately but as time passes, we would witnessed an entire new club. The former coach, Luciano Spalleti gave them the scudetto last season, he's presence matters alot, quitting pulled frustration on the team, they declined in performance a little bit. However they will keep pushing for good results under the new boss.
I think you can't force and demand Rudi Garcia to have the same achievements as Luciano Spalletti because of course they are different. Moreover, I'm surprised, it seems like everyone is blaming Rudia Garcia even though yes, in reality Rudi Garcia has just started but there has been a lot of pressure and demands on Rudi Garcia. Obviously, this situation will certainly not be good for a process because after all, there is still a long way to go and of course, as time goes by, there will of course be changes later. After all, last season Napoli was eliminated in the quarter finals and lost by Milan. So yes, Rudi Garcia should be given good time to build the team, not just blame him for the decline in the team's performance, because of course that will have a bad impact.