Massimiliano Allegri's new Napoli is also beginning to take shape off the field. As he awaits the official definition of the contract that will link him to the Neapolitan club after his departure from Milan, the Livorno coach is working on the composition of his technical team. In recent days, some significant news has emerged, especially with regard to preparers and closest collaborators.
Among the most relevant situations is that of Claudio Filippi. The current goalkeeper trainer, who already collaborated with Allegri in his recent spell at Milan, seems to be getting closer to Fiorentina. At the same time, Bernardo Corradi would be being guided towards a new adventure as head coach, with Sampdoria evaluating his profile for the position.
To replace Filippi, Allegri will have identified Daniele Borri as the ideal candidate. After working as a contributor to the Rossoneri team, Borri could make a significant leap in his career by taking on the role of Napoli's first goalkeeper coach.
On the other hand, some of the coach's trusted members will remain on the coaching team, such as Marco Landucci, who will continue as deputy, and Francesco Magnanelli, who has already accompanied Allegri in his previous experiences. Elvis Abbruscato will also maintain his position on the technical team, even after Antonio Conte's departure. Borri's eventual arrival could finally trigger a reorganization in the goalkeeping area, with Alejandro Rosalen Lopez leaving a group that has played an important role in the development of several Neapolitan goalkeepers in recent years.