Italian League Prediction Thread (Serie A)

[blue Snow]

Eriksen is even under the risk of not being able to play football forever. Because he will be using a cardiac pacemaker. But I hope that he gets really well as soon as possible. I would like to see him playing football happily after the incident. But if his condition isn't good enough, then there is no need to make him continue to play. Because if it happens again, he could even die. So, the situation is this much important.

This bad situation for Inter Milan, we don't know what the next, Possible he wouldn't play in 6 months, but with this news very sad to say; forever. Inter must be thinking about what can they do with Eriksen, his contract until June 2024, he can't play that average and can't be sold either. maybe the option for an assistant coach or another job.

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[rmhuntley]

Eriksen is even under the risk of not being able to play football forever. Because he will be using a cardiac pacemaker. But I hope that he gets really well as soon as possible. I would like to see him playing football happily after the incident. But if his condition isn't good enough, then there is no need to make him continue to play. Because if it happens again, he could even die. So, the situation is this much important.

This bad situation for Inter Milan, we don't know what the next, Possible he wouldn't play in 6 months, but with this news very sad to say; forever. Inter must be thinking about what can they do with Eriksen, his contract until June 2024, he can't play that average and can't be sold either. maybe the option for an assistant coach or another job.

Last year Inter Milan success got Scudetto and Eriksen become most contribution player for Inter Milan but now he has retired from football for longer time and do not know when his back for Inter Milan, but Inter Milan success got the same position player with Eriksen on Hakan Çalhanoğlu, we know the potential from this player and success give chance for AC Milan back to champion league again last year, just wait how Hakan Çalhanoğlu give more contribution for Inter Milan.

[dbc23]

Eriksen is even under the risk of not being able to play football forever. Because he will be using a cardiac pacemaker. But I hope that he gets really well as soon as possible. I would like to see him playing football happily after the incident. But if his condition isn't good enough, then there is no need to make him continue to play. Because if it happens again, he could even die. So, the situation is this much important.

Was his operation not successful? I read in article stating his operation went on successful and his fit for future matches

https://www.theguardian.com/football/2021/jun/18/christian-eriksen-discharged-from-hospital-following-successful-operation-denmark-euro-2020

[Karartma1]

Juventus coach Massimiliano Allegri said after the Trofeo Berlusconi won in Monza: "Kulusevski has good potential, but he still has to improve a lot. He has plenty of time to do so because he's young."
Another one who played well was Ramsey who acted excellently in front of the defense and if he convinces himself he can become very good in that role.
Cristiano Ronaldo, on the other hand, seems to be back with great enthusiasm like everyone else, while Dybala had a slight strain in his left leg, but should be available for Barcelona.
Juventus looks like ready to start afresh again, all Serie A teams are warned.

[Harkorede]

Hopefully Erikson comes back strong nad stronger at he's very best..i was totally shocked seeing how things went for him during the maych with Belgium.
Good to know he is fine and will be back in action as well... Supports from everyone was massive for him recovering.

Just pray that Eriksen's medical tests can run smoothly and get good results so that Eriksen can play again with Inter Milan, but the bad news comes from one of the cardiologists (Dr Sanjay Sharma), he says that it is impossible for Eriksen Back to Play

What happened to Eriksen is not child's plays, Collapsing in such a manner is definitely an issue of the heart, even if he were to return to football, what impact do you think it will have psychologically on players trying to play against him or Eriksen himself, and there is possibility of reoccurrence, because I strongly doubt that's a coincidental issue. One thing I'm quite certain about is that Eriksen won't be able to perform at his best again and would have to always get a limited amount of playing time, if he should ever return to football.

[snipie]

Eriksen is even under the risk of not being able to play football forever. Because he will be using a cardiac pacemaker. But I hope that he gets really well as soon as possible. I would like to see him playing football happily after the incident. But if his condition isn't good enough, then there is no need to make him continue to play. Because if it happens again, he could even die. So, the situation is this much important.

Was his operation not successful? I read in article stating his operation went on successful and his fit for future matches

https://www.theguardian.com/football/2021/jun/18/christian-eriksen-discharged-from-hospital-following-successful-operation-denmark-euro-2020

You didn't get what is said above. Eriksen collapsed due to arrhythmia, was successfully resuscitated and a pacemaker was placed to prevent future events.
Being fit or not for games depends on regular checkup, he might be fit today but not tomorrow. Unless they found out the problem behind the arrhythmia and treated it, which isn't obvious and didn't read anything about it, then removing the pacemaker will always be risky even if it was approved by medics. As I already said earlier, it is preferable for him to move to another league where he can play with a cardiac device (Netherlands...)

[Swordsoffreedom]

Hopefully Erikson comes back strong nad stronger at he's very best..i was totally shocked seeing how things went for him during the maych with Belgium.
Good to know he is fine and will be back in action as well... Supports from everyone was massive for him recovering.

Just pray that Eriksen's medical tests can run smoothly and get good results so that Eriksen can play again with Inter Milan, but the bad news comes from one of the cardiologists (Dr Sanjay Sharma), he says that it is impossible for Eriksen Back to Play

What happened to Eriksen is not child's plays, Collapsing in such a manner is definitely an issue of the heart, even if he were to return to football, what impact do you think it will have psychologically on players trying to play against him or Eriksen himself, and there is possibility of reoccurrence, because I strongly doubt that's a coincidental issue. One thing I'm quite certain about is that Eriksen won't be able to perform at his best again and would have to always get a limited amount of playing time, if he should ever return to football.

Eriksen's case is a complete coincidence. It was an accident. We never want to see such kind of incident in the future. Moreover, I don’t think this issue will have any emotional impact on the other players if Eriksen plays next on the field. First, Ericsson will not return to the field until he is fully recovered. Second, the players are professional. No professional player sympathizes with the opposing team's players during the match unless an accident occurs.

[MusaMohamed]

Eriksen's case is a complete coincidence. It was an accident. We never want to see such kind of incident in the future. Moreover, I don’t think this issue will have any emotional impact on the other players if Eriksen plays next on the field. First, Ericsson will not return to the field until he is fully recovered. Second, the players are professional. No professional player sympathizes with the opposing team's players during the match unless an accident occurs.

If Eriksen decides to continue his football career and if he gets allowance for doctors as well as national football foundations, he will have to fight for his position in a club he plays for. As well as fight against opponent players.

I don't think Eriksen will continue his career and begin matches with hope to receive sympathy from opponents. He is professional enough as well as opponent players. Football is for direct fighting between players.

I don't believe Eriksen will be allowed to play and continues his career in Italy.

[Swordsoffreedom]

Eriksen's case is a complete coincidence. It was an accident. We never want to see such kind of incident in the future. Moreover, I don’t think this issue will have any emotional impact on the other players if Eriksen plays next on the field. First, Ericsson will not return to the field until he is fully recovered. Second, the players are professional. No professional player sympathizes with the opposing team's players during the match unless an accident occurs.

If Eriksen decides to continue his football career and if he gets allowance for doctors as well as national football foundations, he will have to fight for his position in a club he plays for. As well as fight against opponent players.

I don't think Eriksen will continue his career and begin matches with hope to receive sympathy from opponents. He is professional enough as well as opponent players. Football is for direct fighting between players.

I don't believe Eriksen will be allowed to play and continues his career in Italy.

I believe we will see Eriksen on the field again. He is an outstanding player and one of the most important players on the Denmark team. He will recover quickly, and he will adjust his fitness to return to the field as advised by the doctor. Although late, I am hopeful that Eriksen will return to the game.

[CLS63]

Juventus are one of the teams that are trying to sign Manuel Locatelli. But it seems like they are struggling to meet Sassuolo's asking price which is £34m. But still, they have joined the race for him like Liverpool and Arsenal. After his really good performance in the Euro 2020, some big clubs are putting in a great effort to sign him. But Sassuolo wouldn't like to sell him for an amount which is less than they would like.

[jostorres]

Eriksen is even under the risk of not being able to play football forever. Because he will be using a cardiac pacemaker. But I hope that he gets really well as soon as possible. I would like to see him playing football happily after the incident. But if his condition isn't good enough, then there is no need to make him continue to play. Because if it happens again, he could even die. So, the situation is this much important.

Was his operation not successful? I read in article stating his operation went on successful and his fit for future matches

https://www.theguardian.com/football/2021/jun/18/christian-eriksen-discharged-from-hospital-following-successful-operation-denmark-euro-2020

You didn't get what is said above. Eriksen collapsed due to arrhythmia, was successfully resuscitated and a pacemaker was placed to prevent future events.
Being fit or not for games depends on regular checkup, he might be fit today but not tomorrow. Unless they found out the problem behind the arrhythmia and treated it, which isn't obvious and didn't read anything about it, then removing the pacemaker will always be risky even if it was approved by medics. As I already said earlier, it is preferable for him to move to another league where he can play with a cardiac device (Netherlands...)

I always think that people risking this makes no sense to me at all. I get that there is a big chance nothing may happen like this again, it is obvious that doctors that I could not afford to pay if I saved every single salary I make are taking care of him right now, we are talking about doctors that worth millions of dollars in networth, teams that pay 100+ million a year on their players obviously wants the best hospitals and doctors at ready for their players as well, but still isn't it a bit weird? If there is even a 0.1% chance that he may live the same problem again I would say that it doesn't make sense to keep playing, I mean literally thousand to one chance and it still doesn't look like it worths the risk.

[BIT-BENDER]

Juventus are one of the teams that are trying to sign Manuel Locatelli. But it seems like they are struggling to meet Sassuolo's asking price which is £34m. But still, they have joined the race for him like Liverpool and Arsenal. After his really good performance in the Euro 2020, some big clubs are putting in a great effort to sign him. But Sassuolo wouldn't like to sell him for an amount which is less than they would like.

Manuel locatelli is 23 and very young, I think if this is sassuolo's tagging price on him them it's low enough for any club not to bargain, italians going to the premier league do well although not all the time, jorginho is an example of such players, I don't think the Italian Seria A should be providing players for Juventus alone, players can explore other leagues if they want to leave their club. I wish Manuel luck what ever he goes for.

[AndySt]

I always think that people risking this makes no sense to me at all. I get that there is a big chance nothing may happen like this again, it is obvious that doctors that I could not afford to pay if I saved every single salary I make are taking care of him right now, we are talking about doctors that worth millions of dollars in networth, teams that pay 100+ million a year on their players obviously wants the best hospitals and doctors at ready for their players as well, but still isn't it a bit weird? If there is even a 0.1% chance that he may live the same problem again I would say that it doesn't make sense to keep playing, I mean literally thousand to one chance and it still doesn't look like it worths the risk.

In any case, the player's health is the most important concept, and here the rules of the league already come in, as to whether the championship needs such situations further. Any person who is engaged in professional sports risks his health and his life and nothing can be done about it. Today's athletes are increasingly going beyond the line that separates an ordinary person and an ordinary athlete, and all sorts of devices that help to survive the inhuman loads that professional sports are fraught with are now mixed with the wonders of pharmacology. And only the athlete himself decides whether it is worth the risk.

[AakZaki]

Today Juve won 2-1 over Monza. They played Ramsey in central midfield. In this match Allegri did not bring many senior players.

If you look at the match statistics, Juve really lose in possession of the ball. Monza is 65% superior, Monza's passing accuracy is also better. This match looks like a warm-up match For August 9 against Barcelona in the Joan Gamper Trophy match.

[MusaMohamed]

In any case, the player's health is the most important concept, and here the rules of the league already come in, as to whether the championship needs such situations further. Any person who is engaged in professional sports risks his health and his life and nothing can be done about it. Today's athletes are increasingly going beyond the line that separates an ordinary person and an ordinary athlete, and all sorts of devices that help to survive the inhuman loads that professional sports are fraught with are now mixed with the wonders of pharmacology. And only the athlete himself decides whether it is worth the risk.

Those ICD is to prevent same accident to Eriksen. Blind has a same device and still plays in Ajax. However, allowance will depend on regulations in each national league. From what I read about regulations in Italy, Eriksen will not be allowed to play there.
Eriksen to be fitted with heart-starting device after cardiac attack

Manuel locatelli is 23 and very young, I think if this is sassuolo's tagging price on him them it's low enough for any club not to bargain, italians going to the premier league do well although not all the time, jorginho is an example of such players, I don't think the Italian Seria A should be providing players for Juventus alone, players can explore other leagues if they want to leave their club. I wish Manuel luck what ever he goes for.

He has a very early debut in AC Milan and even scored one goal to Juventus' goal that was hold by Gigi Buffon. He is a good midfielder but AC Milan don't have patience to give Locatelli more chances to grow. He decided to move to Sassuolo and it is a correct decision.

Jorginho does not rely on strength to play and he adapted so well to Premier League but I am not sure Locatelli will do the same. He has different playing style than Jorginho.

[masulum]

Today Juve won 2-1 over Monza. They played Ramsey in central midfield. In this match Allegri did not bring many senior players.

If you look at the match statistics, Juve really lose in possession of the ball. Monza is 65% superior, Monza's passing accuracy is also better. This match looks like a warm-up match For August 9 against Barcelona in the Joan Gamper Trophy match.

Juventus had several opportunities that I think can be converted into goals. However, some players still seem to have difficulty coordinating well on the front lines. Meanwhile, in terms of defense, Juventus is quite effective by including about 5-6 players in the penalty box when Monza attacks, this is quite success to make Monza players difficult to create opportunities. Juventus vs Barcelona, maybe Juve can win this games.

[dbc23]

Inter milan vs Genoa  come Aug 21 is a walk over for Milan.

[BIT-BENDER]

Jorginho does not rely on strength to play and he adapted so well to Premier League but I am not sure Locatelli will do the same. He has different playing style than Jorginho.

I think the English premier league is for everyone, we have seen slow barbatov, Excel, strong aguero score, clinical Henry win, fast Defoe play well, I think the English premier league is for Manuel if he can just take his excitement into the premier league, I don't expect him with his talent fail in a club like Liverpool, Arsenal or Manchester United, am not comparing him with Jorginho but am just making an impression that players from italy can come to the English premier league and even get more developed.

[acquafredda]

I think Milan did a great move signing Giroud. The French forward introduced himself in the press conference and immediately clarified his objectives: he was welcomed to Milan like a champion and he seems very happy to be in Milan. He showed a lot of humility and great desire to put his experience at the service of the group. He said he won a lot in the past and that he wants to do the same for the Rossoneri.
Last but not least, on the possible dualism with Ibra he stated that: "Great players always find a way to adapt, I think we can be a great couple". I think so too.

[Shasha80]

I think Milan did a great move signing Giroud. The French forward introduced himself in the press conference and immediately clarified his objectives: he was welcomed to Milan like a champion and he seems very happy to be in Milan. He showed a lot of humility and great desire to put his experience at the service of the group. He said he won a lot in the past and that he wants to do the same for the Rossoneri.
Last but not least, on the possible dualism with Ibra he stated that: "Great players always find a way to adapt, I think we can be a great couple". I think so too.

Giroud is indeed a good striker, Giroud proved to be impressive in the pre-season test match against Nice. In that match Giroud scored a goal
after replacing Rafael Leao in the 61st minute. Giroud's goal was his debut goal since signing from Chelsea, and managed to save AC Milan
from defeat. This proves that AC Milan is right to bring in Giroud, it looks like Giroud will shine at AC Milan.