Braglia skeptical of Allegri's Napoli: "Valid squad, but no guarantees"
Former goalkeeper Simone Braglia commented on the Partenopei club's difficulties, placing them outside the Scudetto race after just four matches.
Former goalkeeper Simone Braglia, speaking to TMW Radio, discussed Massimiliano Allegri's Napoli. He expressed pessimism regarding their chances of re-entering the Scudetto race this year. "Judging by the first few games, all other teams have significant issues. I have no guarantees about Napoli. Despite having a valid squad, I don't see players who can step up from the bench. I see tactical flexibility in Roma, Inter, and Como, stemming from their coaches. These are the factors making a difference."
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Conte to Juventus? It's the Wrong Choice Now: Here's Why
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