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To be fair someone as talented as Igor Tudor being the manager of Napoli would be a good thing for them, he is not a bad manager and should be helping them. If nothing else, he would be decent until the end of the season and then they could take a look what they could do later on, that would be the smart case for them.

I think it is difficult to arrange something bigger, they need to do something much better, they are not doing well so far and that is why they are going to kick Garcia out and if Tudo could take this team to top four and make them stay there until the end of the season, next year they can either be happy and keep going with him, or fire him at May and then hire someone else during the summer and do better next year.

Coach Rudi Garcia is disappointing in performance after only five months of leading the defending Serie A champions. Garcia was unable to help Napoli maintain the same form as last season. It wouldn't be too much to blame Garcia. This is very true when De Laurentiis intends to fire Garcia. After the 0-1 loss to Empoli at Stadio Maradona. This is considered an impact that helps De Laurentiis make decisions more quickly.

Igor Tudor may soon get a new job. He is considered one of the leading candidates for the position of Napoli head coach. Bringing Napoli into the top 4 is relatively easy for him. Because Napoli has quality players, they were the defending champions last season. Igor Tudor just needs to arrange the squad and restore the players' morale.

This is so wrong because if you look at how Napoli did last season, they had an incredibly strong early season until they had this huge advantage over every other team, and then they also had several weak games, more losses and draws towards the end. I think the weak games came when they got eliminated from the Champions League, but comparing this early season to the early season from last year, I can't think of a coach that would have been able to safely maintain Napoli on that level. The stats they achieved were insane.

Napoli was playing extra strong last year. When the players came on the field, they were on the field with all their strength from start to finish. That's why their performance was also very high. This year, with a few problems, they still haven't been able to fully achieve that performance. Everyone expects them to be like last year, but unfortunately this is not true.