Italian League Prediction Thread (Serie A)

[shinratensei_]

The magpies is still now hunting italian football players.

As reported by footitalia

Premier League club Newcastle United have made a bid in the region of €50million for Milan midfielder Sandro Tonali. The Magpies have already tried to sign Inter’s Nicolo Barella this summer, but they offer was rejected, leading them to turn to Tonali.

Newcastle was using tonali as a replacement for barella. Newcastle has been sending the first offer to the intermilan, but it gets rejected as intermilan has no intention of selling barella at this moment.
Eddie howe is trying so hard to rebuild its club again. I put a lot of appreciations on him to make newcastle able to compete in the most prestigious competition in europa. I hope milan will let tonali goes to the newcastle united as soon as possible.

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[Jody.Drummer]

That's right, we both hope for Milan that at least they have to buy two or three players to compete in the midst of an increasingly competitive Serie A competition. But other issues such as the sacking of Maldini from the club's technical director might be one of the reasons Milan haven't made any signings until now and I hope they can get through that.

Napoli was hit by the departure of Spalleti and with last season's winning squad there might be a significant difference, moreover Napoli have to adjust to their new coach Rudi Garcia for next season. So I think Napoli's problems are also not over despite securing the services of Raspadori and Simeone. Consistency is the key for all teams moving forward and that is also something that Napoli must do.

Their problems are still struggling with finances but indeed for now, especially with the return of Brahim Diaz to Madrid, of course it will create a gap and must be repaired immediately so inevitably they have to find alternatives now.

Now the name Samuel Chukwueze is still one of the players who is quite popular with Milan, but this possibility is a little difficult because there will definitely be a slightly higher price, moreover there will definitely be victims who are not inevitable if Samuel Chukwueze goes to Milan.

There are actually quite a lot of Milan players, it's just that their contributions are still relatively minimal, such as Origi, De Ketelaere and Yacine Adli. IMO actually deserve to be on Milan's selling list.

[Velvet78]

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We will also welcome some of the teams that will join Serie A this season from Serie B. And let's see if there will be any surprises from the teams that managed to move up from Serie B to Serie A. I personally see Frosinone might be a surprise in the coming season. but I doubt this team will compete in the top 10. but if they can compete in the top 10 then it will be an interesting surprise.

It is a really difficult thing for Serie B teams to even cling to the Serie A in their first season there after promotion. Lecce, Cremonese and Monza were the promoted teams this season and only Monza were really impressive. Because Monza finished the season at the 11th position despite coming from the Serie B playoffs stage to this league.

Cremonese are back in the Serie B again and Lecce were also nearly relegating from the Serie A as well. This time we are going to have Frosinone, Genoa and Cagliari here. Genoa and Cagliari have already a big history in the Serie A so for now I see them one step ahead of Frosinone to adapt to the environment.

[babo]

Milan is not very financially sound. They have limitations. They cannot buy players at high prices. This is why this team has not been able to fight for the Serie A title for a long time. Every season they aim to perform somewhat consistently and qualify for the Champions League. They do not have the strong squad and ability to win the title.

Samuel Chukwueze may be interested in joining the Milan team. But he is not a regular scorer. Samuel Chukwueze scored 6 goals in 37 matches last season. If Milan could add an experienced scorer to the squad, their attack would be stronger. However, adding a young player like Samuel Chukwueze to the team would be a good decision for Milan. Maybe Samuel Chukwueze can score a lot of goals if he adapts to Milan's tactics.

A bit all the teams are in the poo
I don't know how they spend all that money they get for television rights, merchandising, and so on
it's just impressive .. in any case I agree with you
i hope they return back with young players

[masulum]

Milan is not very financially sound. They have limitations. They cannot buy players at high prices. This is why this team has not been able to fight for the Serie A title for a long time. Every season they aim to perform somewhat consistently and qualify for the Champions League. They do not have the strong squad and ability to win the title.

Samuel Chukwueze may be interested in joining the Milan team. But he is not a regular scorer. Samuel Chukwueze scored 6 goals in 37 matches last season. If Milan could add an experienced scorer to the squad, their attack would be stronger. However, adding a young player like Samuel Chukwueze to the team would be a good decision for Milan. Maybe Samuel Chukwueze can score a lot of goals if he adapts to Milan's tactics.

It is true that AC Milan is not a team that has a lot of money, therefore, Milan will find it difficult to bring in players at high prices. I think even to bring in players at a price of 50 million euros, Milan needs to get it from player sales. Regarding rumor about Samuel Chukwueze, if it is true that AC Milan has succeeded in signing him, then Milan must be able to sell several players first. There are several names that could be options, such as Saelemaekers, Origi or even Messias.

[laurenB7742]

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We will also welcome some of the teams that will join Serie A this season from Serie B. And let's see if there will be any surprises from the teams that managed to move up from Serie B to Serie A. I personally see Frosinone might be a surprise in the coming season. but I doubt this team will compete in the top 10. but if they can compete in the top 10 then it will be an interesting surprise.

It is a really difficult thing for Serie B teams to even cling to the Serie A in their first season there after promotion. Lecce, Cremonese and Monza were the promoted teams this season and only Monza were really impressive. Because Monza finished the season at the 11th position despite coming from the Serie B playoffs stage to this league.
Cremonese are back in the Serie B again and Lecce were also nearly relegating from the Serie A as well. This time we are going to have Frosinone, Genoa and Cagliari here. Genoa and Cagliari have already a big history in the Serie A so for now I see them one step ahead of Frosinone to adapt to the environment.

Monza's performance has impressed everyone this season. The Monza team has performed well this season. They won 14 matches and drew 10 matches. The team was in good form. It was unthinkable that a team from Serie B would dominate Serie A like this. The performance of this group is quite stable. If the Monza team is able to strengthen their attack a bit next season, then I think they can be between 6-8 in the points table.

I look forward to seeing Frosinone's performance next season. I have seen the performances of Geona and Cagliari before. But the Frosinone team is completely new to me. Hopefully they can maintain stability in Serie A.

[hd49728]

It is true that AC Milan is not a team that has a lot of money, therefore, Milan will find it difficult to bring in players at high prices. I think even to bring in players at a price of 50 million euros, Milan needs to get it from player sales. Regarding rumor about Samuel Chukwueze, if it is true that AC Milan has succeeded in signing him, then Milan must be able to sell several players first. There are several names that could be options, such as Saelemaekers, Origi or even Messias.

AC Milan is like many Italian clubs in the last few years. They don't have too much money like clubs from Premier League or La Liga. They have to look at free players to convince those players participate in their clubs. Inter Milan, AC Milan, Roma, Juventus focus on this approach and they got some success. They aim at young players, not old players if they have to spend money for transfers. Because they want to build a squad that can play in a next 5 years or longer with those players.

In addition, they don't want to increase their salary ceilings too much because they are aware that it will be harmful for for their club finance after a few seasons. If results in leagues, competitions won't maintain at good levels, a higher salary ceiling will cause a financial crisis for their clubs.

[nara1892]

It is true that AC Milan is not a team that has a lot of money, therefore, Milan will find it difficult to bring in players at high prices. I think even to bring in players at a price of 50 million euros, Milan needs to get it from player sales. Regarding rumor about Samuel Chukwueze, if it is true that AC Milan has succeeded in signing him, then Milan must be able to sell several players first. There are several names that could be options, such as Saelemaekers, Origi or even Messias.

AC Milan is like many Italian clubs in the last few years. They don't have too much money like clubs from Premier League or La Liga. They have to look at free players to convince those players participate in their clubs. Inter Milan, AC Milan, Roma, Juventus focus on this approach and they got some success. They aim at young players, not old players if they have to spend money for transfers. Because they want to build a squad that can play in a next 5 years or longer with those players.

In addition, they don't want to increase their salary ceilings too much because they are aware that it will be harmful for for their club finance after a few seasons. If results in leagues, competitions won't maintain at good levels, a higher salary ceiling will cause a financial crisis for their clubs.

They are careful in spending money because indeed their finances do not allow them to make them wasteful in spending, including bringing in players who will drain their pockets. One of the good and cheap options is to look at young players who have potential that can be developed, the money they will spend will not be so much and also when they succeed in building the character of the player it will become a strong foundation for their squad in the future . Especially now that young players are getting a lot of attention, and in fact most teams are focusing more on young players now.

[fzkto]

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We will also welcome some of the teams that will join Serie A this season from Serie B. And let's see if there will be any surprises from the teams that managed to move up from Serie B to Serie A. I personally see Frosinone might be a surprise in the coming season. but I doubt this team will compete in the top 10. but if they can compete in the top 10 then it will be an interesting surprise.

It is a really difficult thing for Serie B teams to even cling to the Serie A in their first season there after promotion. Lecce, Cremonese and Monza were the promoted teams this season and only Monza were really impressive. Because Monza finished the season at the 11th position despite coming from the Serie B playoffs stage to this league.
Cremonese are back in the Serie B again and Lecce were also nearly relegating from the Serie A as well. This time we are going to have Frosinone, Genoa and Cagliari here. Genoa and Cagliari have already a big history in the Serie A so for now I see them one step ahead of Frosinone to adapt to the environment.

Monza's performance has impressed everyone this season. The Monza team has performed well this season. They won 14 matches and drew 10 matches. The team was in good form. It was unthinkable that a team from Serie B would dominate Serie A like this. The performance of this group is quite stable. If the Monza team is able to strengthen their attack a bit next season, then I think they can be between 6-8 in the points table.

I look forward to seeing Frosinone's performance next season. I have seen the performances of Geona and Cagliari before. But the Frosinone team is completely new to me. Hopefully they can maintain stability in Serie A.

I also liked the way Monza have played this season. They were able to beat Napoli, win one match against Inter and draw the other. They didn't lose to Roma in a home game. For a Serie B club, these are very good results. It is surprising that they have been able to finish this season in the middle of the standings.

[rendravolt]

That's right, we both hope for Milan that at least they have to buy two or three players to compete in the midst of an increasingly competitive Serie A competition. But other issues such as the sacking of Maldini from the club's technical director might be one of the reasons Milan haven't made any signings until now and I hope they can get through that.

Napoli was hit by the departure of Spalleti and with last season's winning squad there might be a significant difference, moreover Napoli have to adjust to their new coach Rudi Garcia for next season. So I think Napoli's problems are also not over despite securing the services of Raspadori and Simeone. Consistency is the key for all teams moving forward and that is also something that Napoli must do.

Their problems are still struggling with finances but indeed for now, especially with the return of Brahim Diaz to Madrid, of course it will create a gap and must be repaired immediately so inevitably they have to find alternatives now.

Now the name Samuel Chukwueze is still one of the players who is quite popular with Milan, but this possibility is a little difficult because there will definitely be a slightly higher price, moreover there will definitely be victims who are not inevitable if Samuel Chukwueze goes to Milan.

There are actually quite a lot of Milan players, it's just that their contributions are still relatively minimal, such as Origi, De Ketelaere and Yacine Adli. IMO actually deserve to be on Milan's selling list.

Sometimes that's what I worry about from Milan, if they want good players they have to sell players who don't contribute much. But this will certainly be understood and every club must also do the same thing for the good of the team and the attitude that must be taken by Milan must be firm for all of its players, without exception. Samuel Chukwueze is a talented player and he's shown it through this season very well and it's no wonder he's getting the attention of Milan.

Some of these names seem difficult to develop at Milan and I think it should be from Milan that the players understand what they want for next season. Even so, even if Milan is not good enough, who knows in other teams it can improve for Origi, De Ketelaere and Yacine Adli. So I think they have to determine their future apart from hoping for Milan.

[Strongkored]

If AC Milan aims to win the title next season then they should definitely prepare a big fund and add the necessary talented players to the squad. AC Milan does not have a strong enough squad to win the title. AC Milan qualified for the Champions League. Consistency is difficult to maintain in both the Champions League and Serie A. And so AC Milan needs to build a more experienced and stronger squad. AC Milan conceded 43 goals last night. The defense was not strong enough. And so if you want to do well in the next season, the first thing that AC Milan needs to do is to strengthen the defense.

However, it seems that AC Milan has not shown much of their aggressiveness in the transfer market this season. Because it was rumored that the club was still preoccupied with changes in management within the club. because the position of Technical Director which was originally filled by Paolo Maldini seems currently vacant. Because Paolo Maldini has been sacked from his position and this certainly makes club management have to find a replacement immediately before starting the hunt for players. And yes AC Milan does need players to strengthen their back line. which was their weakness at the end of last season.

It's a shame if changes in the management structure affect them in looking for new players who are expected to strengthen their team next season, AC Milan can't linger in determining the management so they can start looking for players who really fit their criteria, otherwise AC Milan will only it's again difficult to compete with other teams, especially in European competition because it's been a long time since they've shown an impressive performance, always unable to compete with other clubs in the big leagues.

[Unknown Op]

It is true that AC Milan is not a team that has a lot of money, therefore, Milan will find it difficult to bring in players at high prices. I think even to bring in players at a price of 50 million euros, Milan needs to get it from player sales. Regarding rumor about Samuel Chukwueze, if it is true that AC Milan has succeeded in signing him, then Milan must be able to sell several players first. There are several names that could be options, such as Saelemaekers, Origi or even Messias.

AC Milan is like many Italian clubs in the last few years. They don't have too much money like clubs from Premier League or La Liga. They have to look at free players to convince those players participate in their clubs. Inter Milan, AC Milan, Roma, Juventus focus on this approach and they got some success. They aim at young players, not old players if they have to spend money for transfers. Because they want to build a squad that can play in a next 5 years or longer with those players.

In addition, they don't want to increase their salary ceilings too much because they are aware that it will be harmful for for their club finance after a few seasons. If results in leagues, competitions won't maintain at good levels, a higher salary ceiling will cause a financial crisis for their clubs.

Due to financial limitations in comparison to their Premier League and La Liga competitors Italian clubs like AC Milan Inter Milan Roma and Juventus have in fact adopted a cautious approach in recent years. They understand the importance of signing unrestricted players and have had great success doing so. Instead of spending a lot of money on ageing stars they are concentrating on acquiring talented young players in order to assemble a team that will be competitive for at least the next five years. These clubs are wary of significantly raising their salary ceilings because they are aware of the potential long term effects on their financial situation. They are aware that if their on field performance and trophy hauls fall short of expectations a sizable compensation hike may cause a financial disaster. These teams seek to maintain their competitive edge in the football environment by placing a high priority on financial stability and long term planning.

[KTChampions]

At the moment, bookmakers see the next season as follows:

Inter 3.00

Napoli 3.50

Juventus 4.33

Ac Milan 6.00

Quite fair assessments in my opinion and I'm glad that even though Napoli is not a favorite, they are taken seriously, and not underestimated as usual. Milan objectively looks worse than all the other teams from the big four.

It seems like that change of coach happened in napoli has been making bookies less trust it. Milan is not as strong as before. The result from last season already fully explained about it. Juventus will not get another sanction again.
I remember when juventus was still placing at the second place before the sanction was coming. Im thinking if bookies see it as the main points why juventus's odd is quite small.
Juventus has possibility to win the title this season. It's caused by juventus might finish at the second place if there would be no sanction that came to the club.
Intermilan has become the most favorite club to win the scudetto but im not sure about this since lautaro may be leaving from intermilan and join in EPL clubs. Inter can rely only on lukaku.

In fact, I rate 3.50 as optimistic (all things considered) for Napoli because basically they are always undervalued. But now, in fact, there is no “real” leader in Serie A, so bookmakers give equal quotes on average, but also take into account the fact which team became the champion and which failed (Milan).
By the way, even though Inter's quotes look like twice as good as those of Milan, if you look at the numbers in a different format, everything is not so obvious - 33% and 16%. The difference has been preserved, but here it is better to see that Inter's chances for the title are also much less than "confident".

[JeffBrad12]

However, it seems that AC Milan has not shown much of their aggressiveness in the transfer market this season. Because it was rumored that the club was still preoccupied with changes in management within the club. because the position of Technical Director which was originally filled by Paolo Maldini seems currently vacant. Because Paolo Maldini has been sacked from his position and this certainly makes club management have to find a replacement immediately before starting the hunt for players. And yes AC Milan does need players to strengthen their back line. which was their weakness at the end of last season.

Ac milan will be doing some movements until it will be able to recruit a new director to replace maldini as soon as possible. Geoffrey Moncada has become a new name that replaces maldini's position. The problem is this guy likes to buy the new players from the farmers league like french league or bundesliga. Im still speculating if moncada is still searching for new talent for ac milan. It's very bad for ac milan to sack maldini caused by he was in trouble with the owner of ac milan right now.
one player was also getting affected caused by the team was sacking maldini. It's ketelaere who is still uncertain in ac milan.
I hope he can try to find a new club as soon as possible.

[kro55]

Milan is not very financially sound. They have limitations. They cannot buy players at high prices. This is why this team has not been able to fight for the Serie A title for a long time. Every season they aim to perform somewhat consistently and qualify for the Champions League. They do not have the strong squad and ability to win the title.
Samuel Chukwueze may be interested in joining the Milan team. But he is not a regular scorer. Samuel Chukwueze scored 6 goals in 37 matches last season. If Milan could add an experienced scorer to the squad, their attack would be stronger. However, adding a young player like Samuel Chukwueze to the team would be a good decision for Milan. Maybe Samuel Chukwueze can score a lot of goals if he adapts to Milan's tactics.

A bit all the teams are in the poo
I don't know how they spend all that money they get for television rights, merchandising, and so on
it's just impressive .. in any case I agree with you
i hope they return back with young players

You are right. Since Milan doesn't have a lot of money right now, they should try to sign young players. If the coach is experienced, it is possible to perform well with young players. Milan aim to bring stability to the performance. This team will not fight for the title. And therefore Milan management has no interest in spending too much money. However, there are likely to be several major changes to Milan's squad next season.

[piebeyb]

You are right. Since Milan doesn't have a lot of money right now, they should try to sign young players. If the coach is experienced, it is possible to perform well with young players. Milan aim to bring stability to the performance. This team will not fight for the title. And therefore Milan management has no interest in spending too much money. However, there are likely to be several major changes to Milan's squad next season.

So far, Milan has performed well last season until it qualified for the semifinals of the UCL even though it was finally defeated by Intermilan, but Milan has good quality players, even though they don't have the money to buy great players and are famous for the current players, it seems like enough for Milan to be able to compete in the league. next season with existing players or youth players.

I'm not a Milan supporter but so far they've played well with the existing players, consistency and discipline have made them play well as a solid team, but if you want to buy a player, young players are better because many clubs recruit young players because of course during the season the future will be very tight.

[hd49728]

They are careful in spending money because indeed their finances do not allow them to make them wasteful in spending, including bringing in players who will drain their pockets. One of the good and cheap options is to look at young players who have potential that can be developed, the money they will spend will not be so much and also when they succeed in building the character of the player it will become a strong foundation for their squad in the future . Especially now that young players are getting a lot of attention, and in fact most teams are focusing more on young players now.

They are careful because their finance is not too good and they aware that other clubs will improve and compete for top four more seriously. Top four competition will become more difficult and the last season is only a start but AC Milan only got a position in top four at very last matches.

That race will be harder with improvements of AS Roma and Juventus in a new season. Juventus will not have big point reduction like in the past season and they will have a fairer race with AC Milan. AS Roma with their last season in the current contract with Mourinho will aim at top four and they will not only want to play in Europa League. They must invest more into transfer market and have better results as well as more ambitious plan to convince Mourinho.

Generally lot of challenges for AC Milan in future and if they overspend money but get worse results, lower positions, non top four positions, they will be in financial troubles.

[bering]

I look forward to seeing Frosinone's performance next season. I have seen the performances of Geona and Cagliari before. But the Frosinone team is completely new to me. Hopefully they can maintain stability in Serie A.

This is not the first time for Frosinone to playing at Serie A because if i am not mistaken they were got promotion on season 2018/2019 but they weren't last long because Frosinone has been relegated after only playing for one season and now after Frosinone being an Serie B champion most people has ben talking about their manager Fabio Grosso because it took only 2 season for him to make Frosinone return to Serie A but Groso has difficult jobs because he have to bringing this team to survive and it won't be easy especially Frosinone is the team with lack of star players

Frosinone has several important players such as Mario Sampirisi, Luca Maziatelli and their striker Samuele Mulattieri who scores 12 goals last season and these players were very solid and being an the key players for almost every matches but to reach their target i think they have to bought some players because Serie A is hard and there were plenty of strong teams at there and only tough team who can able to survive

[bangjoe]

You are right. Since Milan doesn't have a lot of money right now, they should try to sign young players. If the coach is experienced, it is possible to perform well with young players. Milan aim to bring stability to the performance. This team will not fight for the title. And therefore Milan management has no interest in spending too much money. However, there are likely to be several major changes to Milan's squad next season.

So far, Milan has performed well last season until it qualified for the semifinals of the UCL even though it was finally defeated by Intermilan, but Milan has good quality players, even though they don't have the money to buy great players and are famous for the current players, it seems like enough for Milan to be able to compete in the league. next season with existing players or youth players.

I'm not a Milan supporter but so far they've played well with the existing players, consistency and discipline have made them play well as a solid team, but if you want to buy a player, young players are better because many clubs recruit young players because of course during the season the future will be very tight.

As far as I also pay attention to Milan, it is quite closely competing in the league, 4th position in the Serie A league, and entering the semi -finals at UCL, it shows that Milan is enough to have the power to compete.

To be honest, I have not found what steps Stefano Pioli will take to strengthen his team for next season in the current situation, because if the problem is money, it is quite troublesome if you want to get a player who has a reputation on the field with a fairly expensive cost, moreover a star.

On the other hand also for flight hours training will be very stringent, unlike the previous season, training has a limit due to the presence of Covid, I think for next season by getting talented young players and by being given effective training will definitely have a very positive impact on The development of Milan itself.

[Jody.Drummer]

Sometimes that's what I worry about from Milan, if they want good players they have to sell players who don't contribute much. But this will certainly be understood and every club must also do the same thing for the good of the team and the attitude that must be taken by Milan must be firm for all of its players, without exception. Samuel Chukwueze is a talented player and he's shown it through this season very well and it's no wonder he's getting the attention of Milan.

Some of these names seem difficult to develop at Milan and I think it should be from Milan that the players understand what they want for next season. Even so, even if Milan is not good enough, who knows in other teams it can improve for Origi, De Ketelaere and Yacine Adli. So I think they have to determine their future apart from hoping for Milan.

Clubs must always make sacrifices, whether it's selling players who are actually playing well but can't maximize their ability to bring in players they think will be able to play better than the players they're going to sell. It's normal, of course, but it must really be considered carefully, I mean when they sell players they have to bring in players who can really play better than the players they sell, because if new players they just play mediocre it's the same, lying is better to retain players who are on the current roster.

Maybe one of the options if they still don't want to sell the players they have is to let their players go on loan so they can develop and hopefully when they return their abilities are much better as you said.