I think getting rid of Rudi Garcia won't have a good impact either, it's not easy for a new coach to adapt to Napoli's players and it also takes more time to adapt and make Napoli better, I know that Napoli has been performing badly lately in the domestic league of course It was also Napoli's mistake to let Spalletti go for Rudi Garcia and that was a mistake they had to accept.
I think Rudi Garcia must be able to convince all fans that he can make Napoli better, it's not easy to make a big club like Napoli become a great club in a short time, let alone one season, it takes a lot of time to adapt and match the right strategy for Napoli to be able to play. better than before. replacing it is not the right choice because of course it will not change the situation quickly. definitely need more time.
Napoli didn't allow Luciano Spalleti exits, it was Luciano decision to resigned inother to have enough time for his family, he spent years in Maradona stadium for the purpose to win significant trophies which he succeeded in winning the scudetto, and he thought the best time to resigned was last season. Bringing in Rudi Garcia to filled in the shoes of Luciano Spalleti was unacceptable because he's new to Italian football and have no knowledge on coaching the team, though he's gradually fitting in but it's not enough reason to depend on him, he basically needs time to blend with the players and also the system of Seria A football. Sacking him without potential replacement will only mean bad news for the Naples.