Italian League Prediction Thread (Serie A)

[Alex077]

It might be a bit of an exaggeration to say that Pochettino is not a top coach. Even though his only major trophies came with PSG, during his time managing Spurs in the EPL he clearly proved himself to be a highly capable manager. Just look at how Tottenham consistently stayed near the top of the table under Pochettino's leadership, despite the EPL being one of the most competitive leagues in the world.
So, in my opinion, there would be nothing wrong with Milan trying to build a strong squad under Pochettino. He has already shown that he can develop a team and make it competitive at the highest level.

The performance that Pochettino has shown in the PSG camp or in the director's seat of the American national team has been absolutely pathetic and disappointing. Just for the sake of those old days at Tottenham the English media keeps him inflated like a gas balloon. At this moment dragging him to a club like Milan means shooting yourself in the foot and playing a dangerous gamble. In comparison no matter how much the public abuses and criticizes Allegri at least he knows the ins and outs of the Serie A league and Italian football culture

[kriminall]

It might be a bit of an exaggeration to say that Pochettino is not a top coach. Even though his only major trophies came with PSG, during his time managing Spurs in the EPL he clearly proved himself to be a highly capable manager. Just look at how Tottenham consistently stayed near the top of the table under Pochettino's leadership, despite the EPL being one of the most competitive leagues in the world.
So, in my opinion, there would be nothing wrong with Milan trying to build a strong squad under Pochettino. He has already shown that he can develop a team and make it competitive at the highest level.

The performance that Pochettino has shown in the PSG camp or in the director's seat of the American national team has been absolutely pathetic and disappointing. Just for the sake of those old days at Tottenham the English media keeps him inflated like a gas balloon. At this moment dragging him to a club like Milan means shooting yourself in the foot and playing a dangerous gamble. In comparison no matter how much the public abuses and criticizes Allegri at least he knows the ins and outs of the Serie A league and Italian football culture

Pochettino's career is remembered for bringing young players into world football. Allegri, on the other hand, is remembered for the trophies he won. If I remember correctly, Allegri had 6 Italian league titles and his team reached the Champions League final twice. Therefore, I think this is a better option. I don't think Milan should make an offer for Pochettino, they should look at other options.

[bitgolden]

Leao's name is hot also because he is not a poor player who is unable to do what is asked of him, clearly at Milan he was put in a condition that in my opinion he is unable to express his potential 100% and this is a very strange thing and so they only waste one player, they will never be able to do better than this with this player at Milan.

yes the name of leao is simply very sought after, due to his cost, he is a player who in my opinion in a well done context where he is even more stimulating than that of AC Milan can do great things, now at AC Milan he has been a former player for a long time and is not able to do very well, i don't think it is normal to continue like this.

The thing about Leao is that, in Italy he is not worth as much as he would be in premier league or la liga. If he was winger of let's say Liverpool or city or Barcelona etc, he would be worth 100+ million easily without a doubt.

Right now, teams are coming in with offers as low as 50 million, which Milan will not accept I believe, but they could maybe do 50 million now, and rest in instalments type of thing, like 10 a year for 3 more years on top of that? So he comes in cheap and that's why many teams think it is worth a shot.

[Zanab247]

One of the main problem the SerieA team have is the circle of coach they always have going around and going from team to team and now new coachs comes to this football to improve it or at least change anything, for example the only one diferent right now is Fabregas, all the rest are allways the same coachs, Allegri, Sarri, Conte,etc, and that can make you stall.

You mean if your coach is not doing well to help your club to achieve what they want you should keep such coach in your club? that is what majority of Italian league managements are avoiding because they believe that when you have a good coach then he or she can help them to achieve what they want from the season. But the way thing are going now with Inter Milan, I guess they will continue maintaining their coach, because their coach has brought a lot of development into their club that will make them to repeat what is going to happen in this Italian league trophy.

Club like Juventus and other their management will like to change their coach, because the kind results they secure in this season is not encouraging at all, because they started well from the beginning before they began to lose to get to the position they are now.

[hyudien]

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Maybe you didn’t follow the Saudi pro league or Al nassr football all season but let me bring it to you that Jorge Jesus have resigned from Al nassr job, he said he came to Al Nassr to help Ronaldo and the fans win the league and he has done that, so his job in the Saudi capital is done. He his currently free but there have not been any rumors that he his open for another job.
Milan problem doesn’t just lye in bringing a good coach but also the sporting directors need to bring in quality players, well I believe now that Ibrahimovic will have a say in every player that comes to Milan they will bring in quality to the team.
Milan has a long way to go and I hope next season won’t be another wasteful season for them again.

Thanks for telling, I did not know that info, I thought he would coach longer considering he had only been with Al Nassr for a season and had given the title. so never thought he would leave the team that quickly. So with this news it's clear Milan have a good chance to sign him. Jorge Jesus can revive Milan competitive aura in Serie A especially if the management also brings in quality players as well, because I agree that Milan currently lacks that in the squad. Sometimes only a few players are reliable and others play badly.

[Silence Scream]

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Maybe you didn’t follow the Saudi pro league or Al nassr football all season but let me bring it to you that Jorge Jesus have resigned from Al nassr job, he said he came to Al Nassr to help Ronaldo and the fans win the league and he has done that, so his job in the Saudi capital is done. He his currently free but there have not been any rumors that he his open for another job.
Milan problem doesn’t just lye in bringing a good coach but also the sporting directors need to bring in quality players, well I believe now that Ibrahimovic will have a say in every player that comes to Milan they will bring in quality to the team.
Milan has a long way to go and I hope next season won’t be another wasteful season for them again.

Thanks for telling, I did not know that info, I thought he would coach longer considering he had only been with Al Nassr for a season and had given the title. so never thought he would leave the team that quickly. So with this news it's clear Milan have a good chance to sign him. Jorge Jesus can revive Milan competitive aura in Serie A especially if the management also brings in quality players as well, because I agree that Milan currently lacks that in the squad. Sometimes only a few players are reliable and others play badly.

Jorge Jesus is a good manager who knows what he wants. He's become more prominent lately, and if Milan manage to sign him, I think it would be a success for them. I believe Jorge Jesus will manage Milan well. If Milan needs a good manager, they should definitely bring him to the team. And they should definitely get the players the manager wants. They'll have to spend some money during this period.

[jakdanyel]

Roma board must be really happy with signing Gasperini after a great season with him.    Maybe it wasn't easy for them to qualify for the Champions League but they have made it.

Besides making it with a squad like that also matters. He had really limited kind of options to make this happen. I can't say the team was even so productive during the whole season. He should be given a decent budget for summer transfers after this result.

[W Jr.]

Roma board must be really happy with signing Gasperini after a great season with him.    Maybe it wasn't easy for them to qualify for the Champions League but they have made it.

Besides making it with a squad like that also matters. He had really limited kind of options to make this happen. I can't say the team was even so productive during the whole season. He should be given a decent budget for summer transfers after this result.

Despite 11 losses, Roma are still in a position to qualify for the Champions League. This shows how important winning matches is. Even with 11 losses, qualifying for the Champions League is an achievement for Roma. Furthermore, Roma has the most losses among the top eight teams. They should be given a transfer budget to build a strong squad next year.

[LUCKMCFLY]

I don't believe that Nassr is a starting point or could be, in fact i believe that it is a place where players and coaches go to make money and stay calm, even if it must be said that there is a lot of talent who moves there for work, and for this reason i believe that some people should be recognized for this.

There's no doubt about it, in fact, they're thinking a lot about him going to Milan, or at least the rumors point to him going to that part of Europe. AC Milan was a total failure not being able to qualify for the Champions League; we all expected them to be able to do it, but well, that's football, things didn't go well and they couldn't do it, they fell short, and that almost always happens. That's why there's speculation, there are rumors that Jorge Jesus might go there.

[Black Mbaye]

I don't believe that Nassr is a starting point or could be, in fact i believe that it is a place where players and coaches go to make money and stay calm, even if it must be said that there is a lot of talent who moves there for work, and for this reason i believe that some people should be recognized for this.

There's no doubt about it, in fact, they're thinking a lot about him going to Milan, or at least the rumors point to him going to that part of Europe. AC Milan was a total failure not being able to qualify for the Champions League; we all expected them to be able to do it, but well, that's football, things didn't go well and they couldn't do it, they fell short, and that almost always happens. That's why there's speculation, there are rumors that Jorge Jesus might go there.

Jorge Jesus managed to lead Al Nassr to the championship this year. He had been striving for this for several years and finally achieved his goal. I don't know if he will enter into another battle with Milan, but perhaps he is happy in Saudi Arabia and might extend his contract. If Milan signs him, they will have to make the transfers he wants and leave him alone. They shouldn't put pressure on the manager. As a manager, I like his tactics. He also managed in Turkey for a period, and we got to know him then.

[tygeade]

Milan and Juventus will have bad seasons yet again. I know they had a bad season this year due to last few games, they were about to reach UCL both together, and then because of last few games they both got out and became Europa league teams. But that also means they do not make enough money to survive now, which means not only they will not be able to get players they want, but also they may need to sell some of the players to rebuild and pay for stuff. This means they may do worse next season again.

This is not easy for teams that size, because they pay so much for transfers and have a high salary responsibility which is why they can't really see how this could be impacted on the long run and economically a tough situation.

[*Ace*]

I know everyone was fascinated by the way Jorge Jesus took the reins of Al Nassr and led them to victory. It's truly one of the most remarkable things that has caught his attention. He only joined the team to help Cristiano Ronaldo win the league, which is very commendable and speaks volumes about him. I agree that they should bring Jorge Jesus to Milan; I would love to see him managing Modric. I think he would make them a very strong team, worthy of competing in the Champions League.

I don't believe that Nassr is a starting point or could be, in fact i believe that it is a place where players and coaches go to make money and stay calm, even if it must be said that there is a lot of talent who moves there for work, and for this reason i believe that some people should be recognized for this.

In Saudi Arabia, they have been investing in the best talent for years, and not just in football.
Football is merely the publicity they are generating for themselves thanks to the immense financial resources at their disposal.
If we consider that 30 years ago it was a wasteland and is now a destination coveted by all, it becomes clear just how brilliant their investment strategy has been.
Of course, if we look solely at the sporting side of things, it is clear that many have gone there for the big money, but obviously their professional careers have also suffered as a result.