Napoli have suffered a serious blow with the injury of Benoît Badiashile, the 25-year-old sold to Chelsea, who suffered an injury during the last match against Roma. The player will undergo an MRI today to assess the extent of the damage, and the team risks losing him for the entire November break. The absence of Badiashile, already a precious piece in the defense zone, highlights the club's difficulties in strengthening the rearguard, especially considering the difficulties in meshing with Beukema, whose performance was not up to the value invested by Bologna.

Meanwhile, Napoli have to face Monza in the next matchday of Serie A. With Beukema in difficulty and the team looking for defensive solutions, coach Allegri decided to give the ball to Amir Rrahmani, who was excluded from the last match against Roma due to a strong flu attack, but is fully recovered. Rrahmani, who showed a good recovery rate, will therefore be the point of reference in the Italian defense against Monza.

The club has communicated that despite Badiashile's injury situation, his absence is not expected to drastically affect the team, as Napoli have other options in defence. However, the loss of a talented player like Badiashile could constitute a handicap for the team, especially in view of the upcoming championship matches.

At the moment, Napoli have 12 injuries, but Allegri has already shown his ability to manage the squad, looking for new additions and alternatives for key players. The team also signed a new contract for Lulli, who will remain at the club until 2031, demonstrating the club's willingness to invest in the future.

With the next match against Monza, Napoli will have to rely on Rrahmani and the rest of the defense to compensate for the loss of Badiashile. The club hopes to maintain their position in the league table, but will face a number of challenges both on and off the pitch, especially when it comes to managing injuries and finding effective defensive solutions.

TuttomercatowebThis article was rewritten and localized by ScoreLens based on the original report.
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