In Napoli's 3‑0 win against Frosinone, Belgian midfielder Kevin DeBruyne scored his first brace in SerieA, opening and closing the match with goals in both halves. The episode was the best moment of return for Massimiliano Allegri and his players, after a season in which DeBruyne's presence had been limited by injuries and doubts about his adaptation to Italian football.
DeBruyne, considered one of the best midfielders of his kind, had had a difficult season in Italy. With Genoa, his first experience, he had shown promise, but his stay at Bologna and Fiorentina had not produced concrete results. The last match before the match against Frosinone, in which the player had only a decent performance, had left the fans and the coach with doubts about his role in the group.
The penalty goal returned in the first half and the second goal in the second half of the match showed that DeBruyne is still capable of influencing matches in a decisive way. Allegri expressed satisfaction with the midfielder's performance, underlining that the player is now an integral part of the club's project. Napoli, with its team undergoing rebirth, sees DeBruyne as a key element in achieving national and international goals.
With the victory, Napoli advances in the SerieA standings, while DeBruyne confirms himself as one of the most important figures of the club. The next step for the player will be to consolidate his position in the team and continue to contribute to Napoli's performances in domestic and European competitions.