Overview
- Napoli has hired Massimiliano Allegri to replace Antonio Conte and signed him to a three-year contract according to reports.
- Conte announced his exit after two seasons in charge, a spell that included winning the Serie A title in his first year.
- Napoli finished last season as Serie A runner-up and enters Allegri’s tenure with one of the league’s most valuable squads, increasing pressure to deliver results.
- Allegri brings six Serie A titles as a manager and experience at nine Italian clubs but arrives fresh from AC Milan where he averaged 1.81 points in 42 matches and missed Champions League qualification on the final day.
- The appointment signals a multi-season plan for Napoli and sets clear short-term tests: league performance, European qualification, and how the club uses the transfer window to support Allegri’s project.