Napoli's future can wait. De Bruyne-Lukaku focus on taking Belgium to the World Cup.

This week marks the official start for Massimiliano Allegri to take over at Napoli after the mutual termination of his contract with Milan has progressed well. Sources say new coach and sporting director Manna planned the transfer in advance. They agreed on the same goals and direction, saying Napoli already had a strong team and needed only a few tweaks. There is a need to strengthen the defenders and flankers. This has led to heated negotiations for Lazio's Mario Gila and USG's Anan Khalaili. The team's expansion plans will depend on releasing players who are not in the plans and managing the salary cap, which is currently at capacity. The success of the summer market therefore depends on selling more players than necessary. and the future of the club's big players as well Two people who are still prioritizing the World Cup more than transfers right now are Kevin De Bruyne and Romelu Lukaku. De Bruyne remains a mainstay of the Belgian national team and recently became the first Belgian player to score in three different World Cups. He has helped the team with his quality play and has had moments where he is at his best, so the Napoli team may consider building around him after De. Bruyne had previously expressed his dissatisfaction with Conte's performance in a pre-World Cup interview from the Belgian national team. Short work His potential will likely have to be extended again in the round of 16 against Senegal. Romelu Lukaku's performance was outstanding with a goal and an assist in just five minutes against New Zealand, making him the Belgian's leading World Cup scorer. But the amount of playing time remains an issue after he had to deal with fatigue from the tough game against Iran as a result of a year of inactivity. He is doing everything he can to be ready for the World Cup. This included traveling to train with a private team which Napoli had not approved during the season. Allegri has admired Lukaku and has even tried to get him to Juventus with sporting director Manna, but Lukaku's salary is very high and Napoli are likely to be unable to afford him as an alternative to Hojlund. All in all, Napoli's long-term future may have to wait, with De Bruyne and Lukaku fully focused on their mission to lead Belgium to the World Cup before a decision is made on their next formation. --- ## Related Articles 1. [Milan aponta a António Silva: imprensa portuguesa fala em acordo verbal até 2031](https://quinasgoal.com/noticias/milan-aponta-a-antonio-silva-imprensa-portuguesa-fala-em-acordo-verbal-ate-2031) 2. [Pulisic confiant : « Milan va tout régler »](https://onzeactu.com/fr/news/pulisic-confiant-milan-va-tout-regler)