Allegri considers changing Napoli's tactics before facing Frosinone

Massimiliano Allegri, the head coach of SSC Napoli, is studying tactical modifications to the team's lineup by reverting to a three-defender setup before facing Frosinone on Saturday in Serie A.

According to "La Gazzetta dello Sport", Massimiliano Allegri is thinking about adopting a 3-4-2-1 formation in an attempt to enhance defensive cohesion and improve the team's performance, following a start that has seen mixed results in Serie A and the UEFA Champions League.

These developments come as SSC Napoli are suffering from several absences due to injuries, which has led the coach to search for tactical solutions to help the team regain balance, while providing greater support for striker Rasmus Højlund in the frontline.

Training saw an experiment with three defenders, with Sam Beukema and Amir Rrahmani participating in tactical tests, while the final formation remains dependent on Allegri's decisions before the match.

Napoli hope that a potential change will provide them with more defensive solidity and attacking effectiveness, as the team seeks to improve its position in the Serie A table and regain stability in the upcoming phase.