Italian League Prediction Thread (Serie A)

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Some Rumors.

Juventus bought Milik from OM
Brozovic will probably go away from Inter, Barca or Arabia is the destination.

Rabiot will leave Juventus for the Premier or Arabian states.

Cuadrado will leave Juventus.

I was surprised to see Juventus retain the status of Arkadiusz Milik even though he has not performed very well this season but this may not be the main reference for Allegri because he is the one who understands the character of players who deserve to be defended. Well, Juventus must be able to make big changes this season, especially in several positions and permanent Arkadiusz Milik from OM is one of the best options for Juventus. Arkadiusz Milik and Vlahovic are a tandem that will shine next season and that is what Allegri hopes for for these two players. Al-Nassr are the frontrunners for Brozovic after they officially approached him and it is even more likely that Brozovic will agree to join Al-Nassr. Ac Milan is also not standing still in the transfer market this season, even though maldini has left i am sure Ac Milan management will be able to bring in many talented players this season. One of Ac Milan targets is for the forward position because Giroud is very old it is likely that he will be easily injured so Ac Milan must hurry to find a replacement this season and their target is Folarin Balogun.

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It's too hard to say when the market is still open for new players. Let's see how the end of september is. I agree the dominance of the league will still be Juventus, Milan, Inter and Napoli. Maybe not for Lazio. 

Lazio may not able to dominate the league but it may also able to do the same like previous season in performing quite better in serie a. It seemed to me if scudetto will not always become the main target for lazio.
Being able to be placed at the top positions for UCL spot is also a really great achievement by lazio. Well, in my opinion if it's the competition for intermilan, juventus and napoli. Even though napoli was winning scudetto but im not even thinking about that.

Indeed, Lazio, Roma, have been great in Serie A. But in terms of play and financial strength I am more confident in those who made it into the UCL last season. Indeed, many are seen active in the current transfer market Juventus, Inter and Milan, while Napoli may leave because of offers from big clubs.

Those teams are still seeing if their teams have not yet stronger to face teams from another league. The fact that if this time since intermilan was losing against EPL club and serie a clubs are also still trying to increase its capability to compete with the clubs from another league.
so many clubs are quite active in selling and buying the new players now except ac milan.

[Uruhara]

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.

[Juggy777]

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.

@kro55 I don’t think that they have a big budget to splurge this season and unless they sell some player’s I doubt that they’ll be able to reinvest into buying new player’s. @Uruhara these management issues should be always fixed before the transfer window starts so the team can prepare well but if the new management doesn’t deliver then this season could end up in a disappointing fashion for Milan fans.

[Uruhara]

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.

@kro55 I don’t think that they have a big budget to splurge this season and unless they sell some player’s I doubt that they’ll be able to reinvest into buying new player’s. @Uruhara these management issues should be always fixed before the transfer window starts so the team can prepare well but if the new management doesn’t deliver then this season could end up in a disappointing fashion for Milan fans.

So true. Even I am a little disappointed with the new owners of AC Milan who have sacked Paolo Maldini. because after all Paolo Maldini has contributed a lot to AC Milan. has even led AC Milan to win the Serie A title in 2021-2022. And now AC Milan will be a bit constrained in the transfer market because the position left by Paolo Maldini is still vacant. Even though there are already several names of players that are the target of AC Milan, as long as the management issues are not resolved, everything will indeed be hampered.

[EarnOnVictor]

Ac milan has not yet bought even a single player from another club. This club is passive now. I don't even know whether the financial condition from the club is preventing the club to buy the new player or not but if acmilan wil not be able to compete with another club in upcoming season with the same squad as previous seasons.

I think for now AC Milan is still in the process of restructuring after the sacking of Paolo Maldini who was deemed to have failed to generate income for the club. As we know, AC Milan failed to get money from Donnaruma and Calhanoglu who moved for free. Currently Maldini's position is temporarily replaced by Geoffrey Moncada, maybe Milan still needs a few days to make a decision regarding transfers this summer. I can't even think about Milan's potential next season, maybe finishing in 5th place is a good position, because several AC Milan players have returned to their home team from loans and so far they are not giving any good news about transfer.

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.

The improvement of AC Milan in the last 5 years was nice and I believe that they can be maintaining some consistent winning if they could improve more on both the defence and attack. They can learn from Napoli, what made them win this season is not majorly about the strength of the whole team which was later obvious towards the end of the season, but the firepower of their aggressors, especially Victor Osimhen. I believe that AC Milan will always be a good force to fear in Serie A in the coming years, nonetheless, a few more adjustments and determination by the players can go a long way.

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The improvement of AC Milan in the last 5 years was nice and I believe that they can be maintaining some consistent winning if they could improve more on both the defence and attack. They can learn from Napoli, what made them win this season is not majorly about the strength of the whole team which was later obvious towards the end of the season, but the firepower of their aggressors, especially Victor Osimhen. I believe that AC Milan will always be a good force to fear in Serie A in the coming years, nonetheless, a few more adjustments and determination by the players can go a long way.

all depends on the strategy owned by Milan to remain the strongest in the summer. I mean you said about the strength of AC Milan's defense and attack line even now Milan seems to have financial constraints to buy several new players.
even though Milan themselves need new players to strengthen their performance in the summer and it is not easy to have to compete with Napoli or even have to win the Champions League or European League trophies without new players who are stronger than before.
but Milan still has that hope to be stronger in the new season.

[rendravolt]

In this season's transfer market, it seems that AC Milan is one of the teams that has yet to bring new players to the club from the ongoing transfer market. And AC Milan has also not recorded releasing many players. Only Zlatan Ibrahimovic has decided to retire and has said goodbye from AC Milan.

Meanwhile, Napoli have now got 2 additional players to their club in the transfer market which actually only opened in the last few days. The 2 players are Giacomo Raspadori and Giovanni Simeone. It seems that the transfer market this time is not too hot for Serie A clubs.

Even though other teams are starting to spend on players to strengthen the squad for next season, it seems like Milan are still looking for alternative new players and chances are they won't be left behind before the summer transfer market closes. On the other hand, Napoli managed to reach a permanent agreement with the two players namely Raspadori from Sassuolo and Simeone from Hellas Verona, we know both of them are important players who led Napoli to win the Scudetto this season. Raspadori and Simeone were brought in on loan at the start of last season, but Napoli finally put their trust in these two players and made the transfer permanent.

Milan may have made a deliberate choice to look for alternative new players in order to properly consider potential additions and make the best decisions for their roster. Milan diligence suggests they will not fall behind in the summer transfer market even though other teams are making early moves. On the other side napoli choice to acquire long term contracts With Raspadori and Simeone shows that they have faith in these players skills and recognise their importance in the team Scudetto success. It demonstrates Napoli commitment to laying a strong foundation by keeping important player who have already shown their value. This alternative tactic emphasises the various approaches taken by various teams as they negotiate the transfer market to bolster their team.

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.

[kro55]

Ac milan has not yet bought even a single player from another club. This club is passive now. I don't even know whether the financial condition from the club is preventing the club to buy the new player or not but if acmilan wil not be able to compete with another club in upcoming season with the same squad as previous seasons.

I think for now AC Milan is still in the process of restructuring after the sacking of Paolo Maldini who was deemed to have failed to generate income for the club. As we know, AC Milan failed to get money from Donnaruma and Calhanoglu who moved for free. Currently Maldini's position is temporarily replaced by Geoffrey Moncada, maybe Milan still needs a few days to make a decision regarding transfers this summer. I can't even think about Milan's potential next season, maybe finishing in 5th place is a good position, because several AC Milan players have returned to their home team from loans and so far they are not giving any good news about transfer.

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.

This is the main problem for Milan at the moment. I personally don't think they don't want the title because of course the Scudetto is a symbol of where we rule for the domestic league but then again Milan are still constrained by the money they have.
It's obviously a bit complicated for them not only now but the previous season was like that too.
The latest news at this time for Milan is that it is possible for them to be able to bring in Samuel Chukwueze from Villarreal because of the cash book problems facing Villarreal because the possibility for Villarreal is that if they don't cut wages then they will sell Samuel Chukwueze.
This will be a good signal for Milan because Samuel Chukwueze is the main target for Milan so far.
On the other hand, it looks like Juventus will now let Cuardado and Bonnuci go.

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.

[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.

[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.