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Napoli is ready to build a new cycle under Antonio Conte. The latest on the coach’s ideas regarding the module.

The final season of Naples it was very disappointing, which is why the company decided to start again with a bang. The latter was represented by the hiring of Antonio Conte, who has embraced the blue project in recent days. The former manager of Juventus, Inter and beyond, has chosen Italy to restart and in particular the capital of Campania. The signature placed in black and white brings with it great guarantees which, however, must then be confirmed.

One of the tools available to society is undoubtedly the market. The latter will be crucial to analyze the new game method of Naples. The squad is made up of high-level players, but with various additions the right leap in quality could come. Meanwhile, the first experts are starting to wonder about what the module adopted by the technician could be. In this regard, Antonio Corbo’s analysis of the Neapolitan project.

Corbo: “Conte’s formation will be 3-4-3. A different cycle will open”

Antonio Corbo, a well-known journalist, analyzed the style of play he could adopt Antonio Conte at the Court of Vesuvius. The expert carried out a very detailed check for “La Repubblica” in view of the next season. Below are his words.

“Modernity indicates new trends: it abandons ball possession (dear to Sarri who made it an admirable dogma) to create lightning-fast spaces behind rival defenders.”

“Conte is in perfect line with the expected 3-4-3. He will be in the wake of Inter and Atalanta. The game evolves and even Pep Guardiola escaped from stagnation, ten years have passed since Barcelona’s 4-3-3. The moment of football in Italy as in Europe offers Antonio Conte an opportunity. Breaking with the past in Naples. A radical metamorphosis in lifestyle, management and play. The admiration for Sarri and then for Spalletti has left only great praise but barely a championship in a total of six years of rigor and severe preparation. A different cycle opens in the twentieth year of De Laurentiis’ presidency.”

The Italian coach is a true perfectionist, which is why he won’t want to make mistakes during his stay at Naples. In fact, the main objective is to revive a team in difficulty, and then take flight and return to competing at high levels. All of this will be possible through his ideas and with some crucial additions that will arrive from the market in the coming weeks.