Napoli appoint Massimiliano Allegri as their new head coach on a three-year contract, following the departure of Antonio Conte. Multiple outlets report that the appointment had been widely expected in the weeks after Conte confirmed he would leave the club at the end of May. Napoli’s hiring also follows Allegri’s exit from AC Milan, where he had been dismissed after the club’s season did not meet expectations. The Athletic and the BBC describe Allegri as succeeding Conte and taking charge of the squad after a summer coaching change. Coverage also notes that Serie A has seen a broader round of managerial moves, placing Napoli’s decision within a wider pattern of changes across the league. Allegri, previously associated with top Italian clubs including Juventus and AC Milan, is expected to begin work as Napoli’s head coach under the terms of the contract. The appointment is reported as official, with at least one outlet referencing league confirmation of the new role.