Napoli have regained their attacking rhythm under Allegri's guidance, with a series of results that have put the team back on track. In the last three games – a 4‑3 win against Bodø/Glimt in the Champions League, a 3‑3 draw with Roma and a 4‑1 win over Monza – the Giallorossi have scored 11 goals in nine days, equal to the number of goals scored in the first nine games of the season. This increase in goal production was seen as a sign of relaunch after a period of difficulty that had left the club in a stagnant position.
Allegri, known for his creative approach, introduced an offensive "short face" that seems to have found the right harmony. The coach focused on more fluid team play, giving space to players like McTominay and Anguissa, who showed more consistent performances. McTominay contributed four goals in three matches, including two consecutive doubles, while Anguissa made a bicycle kick contribution. The combination of these players has given Napoli new lifeblood in attack.
Among the emerging scorers, Politano scored two goals in three matches, returning his presence in the net with a total of three goals in the season, surpassing the previous record of two in 44 matches. De Bruyne, who continues to be a point of reference, added a fourth goal against Monza, sharing the top scorer role with McTominay. Hojlund also found the net again after a long spell without a goal, helping to strengthen the class of midfielders who now top the club's scoring charts.
Napoli, who have had to deal with injuries to key players such as Alisson and Neres, have had to rely on alternative roles. Vergara and Lang made contributions in terms of goals, with a goal each from Lang, while Antonio has just returned to the pitch. Young player Noa has shown an increasing sense of initiative, although he is not yet the focal point in finishing. Meanwhile, Kevin inspired the team during the match against Monza, and it is expected that he can continue to contribute in the future.
With the team appearing to have overcome the "goal syndrome" that plagued them in recent years, Allegri and his staff are working to consolidate the new attacking form. The challenge now is to maintain this energy and make defensive improvements to ensure a balance between attack and defense. With the recent results, Napoli fans can finally smile, but the team must continue to work hard to maintain the race for the league table and future successes.