As Napoli prepares to face AC Milan on Monday, both teams are looking to capitalize on Inter Milan's recent poor form in Serie A. Inter leads the league by six points but has only managed two points in their last three matches. Napoli is just one point behind Milan after winning their last four games, although they will be without striker Romelu Lukaku due to injury. This match is overshadowed by Italy's failure to qualify for a third consecutive World Cup, leading to the resignation of football federation chief Gabriele Gravina and expected departures of other key figures. The national team's recent penalty shootout loss to Bosnia and Herzegovina has sparked calls for a complete overhaul of Italian football. Meanwhile, Inter Milan is also under pressure after being eliminated from the Champions League, and they will face Roma this weekend in a critical match for both teams.