Holding my horses until something is official. But if it happens, having a coach with a genuine track record of developing players rather than watching them rot on the bench would already be a breath of fresh air.
What I'm genuinely curious about is Napoli under Allegri. How deep will they go into the usual Allegri profiles, how much will De Laurentiis indulge him in the market, and where does that lead them in two or three years? Because we've seen this movie before. Juve lived it. We lived it. The wall is always there, waiting.
If we fully commit to the Glasner and Rangnick project, everything that comes with it, the patience, the identity, the player development, I'm convinced we overtake Allegri's Napoli within two or three years while they run headfirst into the exact same wall that hit us and Juve. The difference is we'll be building something that lasts.