Napoli regained their rhythm after a mixed performance against Roma, thanks to the return to the pitch of two of their key players: Zambo Anguissa and Scott McTominay. In the match, the Neapolitan club found themselves leading by two goals, but Massimiliano Allegri's team lost some intensity in the second half, allowing the Giallorossi to reduce the deficit. The coach, however, recognized the need to get his attackers moving again.
Anguissa, who was absent for a long period due to injuries, brought back the form the club needed. Allegri explained that, after playing 60 minutes, they will evaluate whether to field him regularly, recalling that last year he only participated in 13 matches. The midfielder immediately demonstrated his value, scoring a spectacular goal and showing leadership on the pitch. His return was a positive sign for the team, which showed that it can count on a more stable midfield.
McTominay, also out for two months, responded to Allegri's criticism with a brace in the Champions League. The striker continued to play incisively, demonstrating that he is ready to contribute to the club's success. His performance was seen as a confirmation of his importance within the team.
With the recovery of Anguissa and McTominay, Napoli seems to have found the right combination to face the rest of the season. The club can now aim to consolidate its position in the standings, avoiding returning to showing the weaknesses seen at the beginning of the season. The next step will be to maintain consistency and make the most of the qualities of its key players.