Gianni Bezzi, journalist for TuttomercatoWeb, expressed his opinion on Napoli during the TMW Radio broadcast. According to him, the Neapolitan team has shown that it has overcome the most critical moment of the championship, thanks also to the work of coach Allegri. Bezzi underlined that, although Napoli's squad is "very important", the coach had to face difficulties in some phases, but managed to lead the team beyond the crisis.
The commentator then extended his analysis to the rest of Serie A, highlighting that many teams concede too many goals. He praised Lazio's defense as the best in the league, but also noted that Milan, Inter and Napoli are still struggling to consolidate their defences. In particular, he criticized Juventus, calling them "zero in attack" and questioned the club's choices regarding their coaches. Bezzi cited the 14 points gained by Juve as "fair", but highlighted the fragility of the attack, especially after the departure of Vlahovic and the insertion of Woltemade, who scored only six goals in seven games. He also expressed doubts about the quality of Woltemade and Kolo Muani, deeming them inadequate for the team.
As for Roma, Bezzi described the team as "dominant, fighting, determined", with fundamental components that allow them to compete at a high level. On the contrary, he warned that Juventus cannot rely only on dominance, but must improve its attacking performance. Regarding Lazio, the analyst defined the team as a "real phenomenon", thanks to its solid squad and the lack of essential players, which allow each member to contribute to the final result. He also expressed the expectation that Lazio could fall, but acknowledged that other teams' matches could influence its fate.
Finally, Bezzi mentioned the case of Amorim, which seemed to be making progress but showed significant steps backwards. He underlined the difficulty of explaining the performance of Ramos, who cost 75 million euros, and highlighted that his absence is a problem for the team. With these observations, the journalist concluded his interview, leaving fans and football enthusiasts with a complete picture of the current dynamics of Serie A.