Quote from: asriloni on Today at 06:58:57 PM

Quote from: martinom on Today at 04:47:11 PM

Quote from: Frankolala on Today at 08:59:09 AM

I guess Napoli wouldn't be able to perform better compared to last season, because they have a lot of competition to partake in and they ain't use to such tight schedules. The reason why they were in form last season from the beginning of the season till close to the end was because they only concentrated on Seria A matches. Inter is used to tight schedules and that gives them a hedge over Napoli this season.

Napoli certainly can't do much without attackers, I have to say. The interesting thing is that they are working on it, let's make them work.

Just be patience. Napoli is working on it, and they have almost reached agreement with MU for Hojlund's transfer. I've heard they will get him with obligation to buy worth 45m pound. That amounts sounds better caused by MU bought him for 72m pound. That's 27m pound realized loss suffer by MU.

Time is ticking, and Hojlund will come to the naples asap.

Napoli going for Rasmus Hojlund I don’t see as a good fix or signing. I don’t think with the form of Hojlund he’s better than Giovanni Simeone who they let go to Torino. Going out to look for a striker they could have atleast gone for a quality goal scorer. Even Nicholas Jackson of Chelsea who has received a lot of negative attentions has been far better than Rasmus Hojlund. Time is ticking and Napoli I think is making a wrong choice and they’re not getting ready for the entire season cause I don’t see a squad depth that could play in all competitions including the UCL. Last season they struggled to win the league even while focusing on only Serie A.