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Napoli banks on Hojlund: Allegri sets 20‑goal target for striker

🇬🇧 By 4AllFootball ·
Napoli banks on Hojlund: Allegri sets 20‑goal target for striker

The decisive moment came when Rasmus Hojlund netted L'ultimo goal for Napoli in the previous season, a strike that underscored his emerging importance and set the stage for coach Massimiliano Allegri’s demand that the 23‑year‑old Danish striker deliver at least 20 goals next campaign.

Napoli invested roughly 50 million euros to secure Hojlund permanently from Manchester United, confirming the club’s strong belief in his abilities. The story appears under the Stampa A− A+ heading in the original publication.

The forward combines speed, physical strength, technique and an excellent sense of goal. During the last season he progressed game by game, becoming decisive in the most important matches.

His best spell arrived during the Christmas period, when he delivered convincing displays in both the league and the Supercoppa. He also found the net against Juventus and left his mark in the Champions League, proving he can influence games at the highest level.

Allegri’s 20‑Goal Target

According to , Allegri wants Hojlund to score at least 20 goals in the upcoming season. The coach has emphasized turning the Danish striker into a top‑level bomber for Napoli.

Room for Growth

At 23 years old, Hojlund still has ample room for improvement. Allegri believes the talent and the club’s confidence will convert potential into numbers.

The Rasmus project is only beginning, with the club’s faith already evident. Il Napoli’s management sees him as the future focal point of their attack.

The biggest test now is maintaining consistency throughout the season. If he can replicate his previous form, the 20‑goal ambition will become realistic.

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