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Serie A

Allegri transforms Napoli with De Bruyne, ignites the revolution

🇮🇹 By 4AllFootball ·
Allegri transforms Napoli with De Bruyne, ignites the revolution

Kevin De Bruyne made his Serie A debut with Napoli, opening and sealing the 3‑0 victory over Frosinone. Under the guidance of Massimiliano Allegri, the Belgian forward scored the decisive penalty and the final third goal, confirming the value of the major signing.

The major signing announced by and Google

Choose your preferred source on Google: the major signing has arrived, the editorial staff confirms. He had always been there but had never been seen, except as a shadow of himself, wrote the newspaper. His Majesty Kevin De Bruyne, defined as the inventor of football and creator of space, is finally at the heart of the Neapolitan pitch.

Allegri decided to move De Bruyne away from the striker position, placing him in a double midfield role to exploit his vision. KDB now receives the ball in the central area and distributes it to the three forwards: Neres, Lang and Hojlund, turning them into arrows ready to receive the pass.

Key moments of the match

The first goal came at 1‑0 from a penalty awarded by Feliciani after a counter‑attack by Cittadini on Hojlund. The equaliser arrived a few minutes later, with Lang finishing from Hojlund’s assist, followed by a touch from Di Lorenzo. The third and decisive goal was scored by De Bruyne, who, on the penalty repeat, turned the score into 3‑0, closing the match. King Kev’s first Italian brace had already foreshadowed Napoli’s dominance.

The match turned into a transition battle, with a fifty‑metre void in midfield that favoured De Bruyne’s forays. Hojlund displayed physicality, Di Lorenzo delivered low crosses, while Lobotka covered the rear areas with backward runs.

Prospects and Belgian connections

The long international break had fueled speculation about KDB, wondering whether Belgium’s number 7 could wear Napoli’s number 11. At home, De Bruyne will be able to rely on Belgian teammates such as De Ketelaere, Godts, Lukebakio and Moreira, all potential recipients of his laser passes. The Maradona, Napoli’s home stadium, saw the naked king of football take command for the first time.

The result breaks the logic of the first five matchdays, bringing Napoli back to the orthodoxy of winning football. Allegri thus showed that his Napoli‑fantasy works, opening a new era of unfiltered midfield play.

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