Quote from: IceLincoln on August 18, 2025, 11:23:43 PM

Quote from: GiftedMAN on August 18, 2025, 04:53:50 PM

The truth is that I don't know why Antonio Conte is very confident in using one striker in his team, yes he has a personal love for Lukaku that's why he preferred him than Victor Osimhen but right now Lukaku is not feet to play few games is it not wise for his to get a second striker to increase the chances of his team not facing any challenges before his main striker is back and ready to play? May be what happened to his team last season wasn't enough for him to learn anday he he has a plan to convert a defender to his striker if Lukaku sustains an injury that will prevent him from being available throughout the season.

Antonio Conte has always been a stubborn man, but he was lucky last season and won the Scudetto no stress.
He should not let his love for Romelu Lukaku ruin his title race. For every team it is important to have atleast more than striker, Arsenal has suffered it , Chelsea has suffered it also in a way. The only one who playing without a striker worked for has been Pep Guardiola’s Man City. Conte and Napoli probably depends on other players aside the striker to score, hopefully it works for them again.

Antonio Conte is a coach who is quite reliable in managing the Italian team so he already understands very well what he has to do in the future even though Romelu Lukaku has not been able to contribute, there is a reason why he really likes Lukaku's playing style because maybe he is the only one who is suitable to be a striker in Napoli with the strategy that Antonio Conte has so the coach is reluctant to look for another striker to replace his position which does not necessarily guarantee success so we'll just see what Conte's abilities are like when Lukaku is absent whether Napoli's performance remains stable or not.