Allegri frees De Bruyne, Napoli dominates Frosinone

Yesterday afternoon, Napoli resumed its push towards the upcoming fixtures with a heavy victory over Frosinone at the Diego Armando Maradona Stadium. At the heart of the performance, Kevin De Bruyne created play, scoring and providing assists, while coach Massimiliano Allegri gave him the freedom to operate.

Napoli showed enthusiasm and quality, regaining the key pieces for the season. The team dominated possession, creating numerous chances and imposing itself decisively.

De Bruyne's key role

De Bruyne was the main technical reference for the blues from the kickoff. In the first fifteen minutes he already created two chances for his teammates, demonstrating his ability to invent space.

Allegri transforms Napoli with De Bruyne, ignites the revolution

Allegri gave De Bruyne the reins, holding him back to allow him to participate more in the build‑up, as he had already done with Modrić at Milan. The coach also kept his presence in the decisive moments.

The decisive moment came from the penalty spot: after the initially missed penalty by Hojlund was retaken, De Bruyne stepped up again and calmly converted, confirming Allegri’s trust. Mid‑way through the game Noa Lang scored, rewarding the team’s compactness and the ability to exploit the quality of De Bruyne’s reference number.

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The Belgian closed the evening with a hat‑trick, completing an outright starring performance and consolidating Napoli’s dominance over Frosinone. The hat‑trick confirmed Allegri’s confidence in his captain, already shown by selecting him as the penalty taker.