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Sky: Genoa-Napoli start Rafa Marin, De Bruyne-McTominay midfield

🇮🇹 By 4AllFootball ·
Sky: Genoa-Napoli start Rafa Marin, De Bruyne-McTominay midfield

Sky Sport's Massimo Ugolini outlined the likely Genoa‑Napoli line‑up, confirming Rafa Marin will start and hinting at a De Bruyne‑McTominay midfield relay, a decision that could dictate the clash's balance as both teams seek early points in the Serie A calendar.

Defensive options limited

Ugolini said there are few doubts in defence because the men are limited, leaving little to choose from. Rafa Marin, having completed both training sessions, should partner Amir Rrahmani, with Di Lorenzo on the right and Spinazzola on the left under Massimiliano Allegri’s guidance. The analysis, tagged Stampa A− A+, was delivered live on Sky Sport.

In midfield, a staffetta could see De Bruyne and McTominay alternating roles in a 4‑3‑3 shape. Both players have given positive signals, and Ugolini suggested they may be availed in succession. The Ultime notes stress that this De Bruyne‑McTominay relay could provide balance for Napoli against Genoa.

Up front, Alisson and Politano are expected on the wings with Hojlund as the central reference point. Ugolini highlighted that this attacking trio aims to stretch the opposition, while the Stampa A− A+ tag underscores the tactical focus on width and central thrust.

Medical updates indicate that tomorrow Favasuli will undergo examinations, and Badiashile is slated for a check on Wednesday. Ugolini noted these assessments are crucial before the match, and the information was part of the Ultime news feed.

Finally, Ugolini mentioned an early training session scheduled for tomorrow to cope with the heat, a precaution advised by Allegri and reported by Sky Sport in the Stampa A− A+ bulletin.

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