Allegri announces McTominay's return for Napoli-Frosinone.

Massimiliano Allegri, the Napoli coach, announced in a press conference the call-up of Scott McTominay for tomorrow's match against Frosinone. The midfielder, returning from an injury, will have at least 20-30 minutes of playing time available. The team is looking to regain consistency after the international break.

Allegri also revealed a backstory about his notorious outburst during the match in Florence, admitting he was "very angry." He reprimanded the team for sometimes failing to interpret the key moments of matches, an aspect on which he demands immediate improvement in order to build a positive run of results.

Massimiliano Allegri is the coach of Napoli, an Italian Serie A football team. The news stems from the preparation for the league match scheduled after the international break, a often critical moment for teams that must reintegrate players who are tired or injured with their respective national teams.

The specific context is the injury of McTominay, an important midfielder for the team. His absence, along with that of other players like Vergara and Favasuli, had created problems for Napoli's midfield. His return, even if partial, is therefore good news in an effort to win a match considered crucial to start a demanding month with nine matches well. Allegri's outburst in Florence, referenced here, had occurred in a previous match, highlighting tension within the team due to results not meeting expectations.