I am pretty sure it is going to end up with a big deal and that is why I feel like it is going to cause a lot of trouble for his future, I am sure the best he can do will be some relegation level Serie A team, or even maybe Serie B team.
This explains why no club can improve its efficiency by just recruiting one or two international stars, while the overall level of the team is poor compared to the clubs where those stars were formed. I also agree with you that there is no convincing argument for expelling Pioli because the overall level of the team does not match his capabilities and therefore he cannot succeed alone in raising the level of the entire team in record time. What did the team management and fans expect? For their team to top the standings after a long journey of disappointing performance? This season is a race between Al-Ittihad and Al-Hilal and if they want Pioli to achieve results, then they must give him more time and capabilities, and of course this will be a preparation for the upcoming seasons and not the current season in which it is clear that the Al-Nassr team has weak chances.