Antonio Conte led the club to a Serie A title in 2025. The follow-up was second place in Conte’s last season as Napoli coach. Another ring fox, Max Allegri, took over the reins, now Bodø/Glimt could cost him his job.
On Saturday, Napoli lost to bottom-placed Venezia. This was Napoli’s third defeat in seven league games. In the Champions League, league play has started with two losses and a 1-4 goal difference. On Tuesday, it’s time for the yellow Glimt horde at the Stadio Diego Armando Maradona.
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A match that could trigger protests from the supporters.
“One more loss will make the crisis even more critical. If they lose again now, against Bodø/Glimt, then I expect increased protests from the supporters. They are not happy, and if things continue to go badly, they have the right to protest,” Gazzetto dello Sport journalist Vincenzo D’Angelo begins to Nettavisen.
“He speaks calmly and says he has confidence in his players. Napoli have been unlucky lately, but now they have to win. Action, not words – as Allegri himself puts it,” the Italian journalist concludes.
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Last season, Bodø/Glimt wreaked havoc in two games with Inter Milan. This was Serie A’s best club. Napoli coach Allegri has every reason to be worried.
