Italian League Prediction Thread (Serie A)

[giammangiato]

Lol, La Liga only has Real Madrid and Barcelona as the richest team and after all, Premier League teams are the best when it comes to finances. Also, I am surprised when you say Serie A teams are without a lot of star players because after all, teams like Inter, Juventus, Milan and also Roma have a lot of star players and maybe there are other teams too. So, I don't agree with your statement and also, young and old players are always in every team and in fact, Real Madrid still relied on old players last season too.

Well in Italy we are not doing well, no team is rich they are all full of debts
ill-common half-joy then?
I really don't think it can be good but we make it good, at least they fight each other on an equal footing

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[shogun47]

Lol, La Liga only has Real Madrid and Barcelona as the richest team and after all, Premier League teams are the best when it comes to finances. Also, I am surprised when you say Serie A teams are without a lot of star players because after all, teams like Inter, Juventus, Milan and also Roma have a lot of star players and maybe there are other teams too. So, I don't agree with your statement and also, young and old players are always in every team and in fact, Real Madrid still relied on old players last season too.

Well in Italy we are not doing well, no team is rich they are all full of debts
ill-common half-joy then?
I really don't think it can be good but we make it good, at least they fight each other on an equal footing

I think there are not many teams that are rich in any league. Most of the teams are in debt although I don't know how bad it is in Italy relative to other leagues, but Barcelona and Madrid are also said to have huge debt. Those teams who have big investors don't suffer from those issues. But I often wonder how these clubs always survive their financial problems. I have never seen a club go broke so far in one of the top leagues.

[Leviathan.007]

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.

Currently, the sad thing about Inter Milan is they have many old players in their teams and they are right now the oldest teams in the Serie A which can make them prob,mes in the next season when they need to hire younger players or they should continue with the average on 28.5y old in their team which is too much.

[borovichok]

I think there are not many teams that are rich in any league. Most of the teams are in debt although I don't know how bad it is in Italy relative to other leagues, but Barcelona and Madrid are also said to have huge debt. Those teams who have big investors don't suffer from those issues. But I often wonder how these clubs always survive their financial problems. I have never seen a club go broke so far in one of the top leagues.

I frequently ever hear anything about Seria. In contrast to Barcelona, a Spanish league club. I believe the blaugrana are to blame for their own difficulties, as they violated FFP guidelines by signing players for exceeding the expected budget generated and offered by the club. The same scenario happened to Chelsea several years ago, and they were banned from signing players for an unknown length of time. Clubs cannot go bankrupt because they have high businesspeople who have invested significantly in a club, a single individual can own a club and shares, and he can build the club despite the imposed responsibilities and debts.

[ginsan]

Lol, La Liga only has Real Madrid and Barcelona as the richest team and after all, Premier League teams are the best when it comes to finances. Also, I am surprised when you say Serie A teams are without a lot of star players because after all, teams like Inter, Juventus, Milan and also Roma have a lot of star players and maybe there are other teams too. So, I don't agree with your statement and also, young and old players are always in every team and in fact, Real Madrid still relied on old players last season too.

Of the several seasons that have passed, we have indeed been served by two teams that have the ability to compete in the top rankings of the league, they are Barcelona and Real Madrid, even these two teams make Laliga even more interesting to watch every season. Indeed the finances of these two teams are the biggest in Laliga at the moment compared to other teams. These two teams always sign a lot of great players in every season even this season real madrid did it again by bringing in Bellingham.

So, from that point of view, I think every league from other countries also has a lot of stars on their team, such as Serie A, Ligue 1 or the Bundesliga so that each league has its own advantages in attracting football lovers. For that, I think Barcelona and Real Madrid are the two icons that catapulted the name Laliga for now. Sevilla or Atletico Madrid often surprise them, but they are still unable to compete with these two teams in Laliga.

[harapan]

Serie A teams will be far behind financially when compared to Premier League teams. Even so, the teams in Serie A are strong enough. Serie A teams qualify for the Champions League, Europa League, and Conference League finals. Despite not having many star players in the squad, Serie A teams are performing well. Serie A teams should build squads with young players if they are not financially sound enough. Forming a squad with young players will make it difficult to keep the team's performance consistent. But if the coach is experienced, it is possible to form a strong squad with young players.

I said it earlier today that if Serie A teams have the financial power that premier league teams have then the serie A will be the best league in the world without any rival. There are so many big teams in the Serie A. Right now, you can't pick a one or two teams that will be the winner of Serie A next season. There is very serious competition in the league. They need money in that league. In today's football without money you can't really do much. Italian teams got to every final of all the European competition this season. Even if they didn't win any, it's something they can build on and try to get better so they can dominate European football

[Iroh]

I said it earlier today that if Serie A teams have the financial power that premier league teams have then the serie A will be the best league in the world without any rival. There are so many big teams in the Serie A. Right now, you can't pick a one or two teams that will be the winner of Serie A next season. There is very serious competition in the league. They need money in that league. In today's football without money you can't really do much. Italian teams got to every final of all the European competition this season. Even if they didn't win any, it's something they can build on and try to get better so they can dominate European football

I agree with you on the fact that there is serious competition going on in the Italian league. The games being played in the Serie A are really fast and strong paced. And if they’ve got the same or nearly the same amount of money that’s being spent by premier league clubs, then I also think Serie A might just be the best and most interesting league(not that it’s not interesting as it is now) in the world.
The players playing in the league are really motivated enough as this is shown in most European competitions. The league has the talent and the players. They now just need some more money pumped into it.

[youdacapt]

I think there are not many teams that are rich in any league. Most of the teams are in debt although I don't know how bad it is in Italy relative to other leagues, but Barcelona and Madrid are also said to have huge debt. Those teams who have big investors don't suffer from those issues. But I often wonder how these clubs always survive their financial problems. I have never seen a club go broke so far in one of the top leagues.

I think the easiest way to put it is that Italian league is filled up with manipulators lol. EVERY transfer window; they never have the funds to buy players, but they request exorbitant fees when they sell players same summer. Yet they wonder why no investors or agent market their players to the league lol. I think the league should improve on their marketing approach especially tv broadcast fees so that the teams in the league are able to compete well

[Google+]

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.

Geoffrey Moncada is a figure shown by Ac milan to replace Maldini. His name is no stranger to football, but in this case, of course, the task he has received is quite large and the era of Maldini and Massara has ended with AC Milan at the end of this season. We will see the figure of a new technical director and this will be a big assessment for the rise of Ac Milan next season. Not only is the back line fragile this season, but the midfield must also be a job that AC Milan management must fix in this season transfer window. Indeed, last season, AC Milan performance was far from what was expected because they were the defending champions but were unable to provide an attractive resistance to Napoli. So that Geoffrey Moncada had to fix gap after gap in the transfer window, now Geoffrey Moncada has succeeded in bringing in Daichi Kamada and it is very likely that several other players will also be targeted by Moncada in this transfer window. Revolution must be carried out immediately by Ac Milan to welcome next season. Even the work on the front line for replacements for Giroud and Leao doesn't seem to have been done by AC Milan so far. Ac Milan needs a back-up striker who can impress when their main player is absent.

[flyingcarpet]

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.

Geoffrey Moncada is a figure shown by Ac milan to replace Maldini. His name is no stranger to football, but in this case, of course, the task he has received is quite large and the era of Maldini and Massara has ended with AC Milan at the end of this season. We will see the figure of a new technical director and this will be a big assessment for the rise of Ac Milan next season. Not only is the back line fragile this season, but the midfield must also be a job that AC Milan management must fix in this season transfer window. Indeed, last season, AC Milan performance was far from what was expected because they were the defending champions but were unable to provide an attractive resistance to Napoli. So that Geoffrey Moncada had to fix gap after gap in the transfer window, now Geoffrey Moncada has succeeded in bringing in Daichi Kamada and it is very likely that several other players will also be targeted by Moncada in this transfer window. Revolution must be carried out immediately by Ac Milan to welcome next season. Even the work on the front line for replacements for Giroud and Leao doesn't seem to have been done by AC Milan so far. Ac Milan needs a back-up striker who can impress when their main player is absent.

Milan need good signings because they are way behind Napoli. They do not want to experience the same this season. However, there is no movement. It is difficult to fix Milan's bad situation with 1-2 transfers. That's why I'm curious about the transfers Milan will make.

I also want to criticize some clubs because they don't have teachers. I do not understand the clubs that do not have a coach during the transfer period. They will be late for everything. They are late in their preparations for pre-season camps and European cups. It's ridiculous that management makes such mistakes. And they do this every year.

The sooner a team builds up and gets used to each other, the better.

[Docnaster]

I think it's a financial issue, because teams in Italy are not as rich as teams at premier league or la liga, which means that the top are getting even bigger gap than the bottom. At premier league when you move from Championship to Premier league it is still not that easy to stay up, a lot of teams end up staying for a few years and then going down, but their lower level leagues are so competitive and loved that they still get millions of dollars, and when they win they get like hundreds of millions of dollars.
This is why I believe that the best thing for Italian teams is to build a young squad when they are at Serie B, that way they could get better as they go along, and if they go up, they are growing up, so they can stay better, older players may get success quickly, but won't keep it there.

Serie A teams will be far behind financially when compared to Premier League teams. Even so, the teams in Serie A are strong enough. Serie A teams qualify for the Champions League, Europa League, and Conference League finals. Despite not having many star players in the squad, Serie A teams are performing well. Serie A teams should build squads with young players if they are not financially sound enough. Forming a squad with young players will make it difficult to keep the team's performance consistent. But if the coach is experienced, it is possible to form a strong squad with young players.

Italian club's for a fact aren't financially strong like their English Premier League counterparts and that's the reason the best players in modern day football rarely play for Italian clubs.
However, despite their lesser financial strength when compared to other European big five leagues, Italian teams are still very good when comes to competing with other European clubs. How they've been doing that over the years is something I really f not understand

[Leviathan.007]

My question about Serie A for the next season is how Napoli is going to perform while they try to lose their coach and many players like Osimhen who is a key player for his team.
I think Napoli can't show the performance we saw for them this season, they won't even have a chance in Serie A and Champions League for the next season.
While other Italian teams like Juentos can have a different situation.

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Milan need good signings because they are way behind Napoli. They do not want to experience the same this season. However, there is no movement. It is difficult to fix Milan's bad situation with 1-2 transfers. That's why I'm curious about the transfers Milan will make.

I also want to criticize some clubs because they don't have teachers. I do not understand the clubs that do not have a coach during the transfer period. They will be late for everything. They are late in their preparations for pre-season camps and European cups. It's ridiculous that management makes such mistakes. And they do this every year.

The sooner a team builds up and gets used to each other, the better.

I don't think so, Every player that will be brought in by the team of course the decision is made according to the wishes of the coach and management, so they can move quickly in making approaches. Well, one form of delay in their movement is most likely in terms of the finances they have because if their finances are not too strong then they will lose in the hunt for players. Apart from that I think ac milan will make a big revolution under the new Technical Director as they will use this transfer window to find talented players to project in the long term. Well for now it's Borussia Mönchengladbach sticker that is AC milan target for the front line where Marcus Thuram will be plotted as a replacement for Giroud if he is absent next season. But in the hunt for Marcus Thuram it looks like ac milan will get strong competition from other teams in securing Marcus Thuram signature. So this is where we will assess how efficient the performance of the new technical director is to get their target player.

[Slow death]

I think it's a financial issue, because teams in Italy are not as rich as teams at premier league or la liga, which means that the top are getting even bigger gap than the bottom. At premier league when you move from Championship to Premier league it is still not that easy to stay up, a lot of teams end up staying for a few years and then going down, but their lower level leagues are so competitive and loved that they still get millions of dollars, and when they win they get like hundreds of millions of dollars.
This is why I believe that the best thing for Italian teams is to build a young squad when they are at Serie B, that way they could get better as they go along, and if they go up, they are growing up, so they can stay better, older players may get success quickly, but won't keep it there.

Serie A teams will be far behind financially when compared to Premier League teams. Even so, the teams in Serie A are strong enough. Serie A teams qualify for the Champions League, Europa League, and Conference League finals. Despite not having many star players in the squad, Serie A teams are performing well. Serie A teams should build squads with young players if they are not financially sound enough. Forming a squad with young players will make it difficult to keep the team's performance consistent. But if the coach is experienced, it is possible to form a strong squad with young players.

Lol, La Liga only has Real Madrid and Barcelona as the richest team and after all, Premier League teams are the best when it comes to finances. Also, I am surprised when you say Serie A teams are without a lot of star players because after all, teams like Inter, Juventus, Milan and also Roma have a lot of star players and maybe there are other teams too. So, I don't agree with your statement and also, young and old players are always in every team and in fact, Real Madrid still relied on old players last season too.

in my opinion, in the past, serie A was also in the race to bring the best players in the world, there were players like ronaldo, luis figo, adriano, kaka, milan was a team with many famous players, but today the series has few players popular, see that he talked about players like haaland, mbappe, there are always rumors of these players going to the league, but there are no rumors of these players going to serie A, even before haaland went to city there were no rumors about him going for the A series, and as if the A series didn't even exist anymore.

look at how many expensive players are going to Serie A, there are very few of them and when I talk about expensive players, I'm talking about very expensive players, I don't know what budget each Serie A team has, but in my opinion in the last few Serie A teams have not been able to bring great players for some time, Roma and Juventus have brought players who are already free on the market, Inter and Milan and Napoli also do not see big signings. despite the fact that italian teams have come far in european competitions, i still think they should invest more in good signings

[Spacewalker]

in my opinion, in the past, serie A was also in the race to bring the best players in the world, there were players like ronaldo, luis figo, adriano, kaka, milan was a team with many famous players, but today the series has few players popular, see that he talked about players like haaland, mbappe, there are always rumors of these players going to the league, but there are no rumors of these players going to serie A, even before haaland went to city there were no rumors about him going for the A series, and as if the A series didn't even exist anymore.
look at how many expensive players are going to Serie A, there are very few of them and when I talk about expensive players, I'm talking about very expensive players, I don't know what budget each Serie A team has, but in my opinion in the last few Serie A teams have not been able to bring great players for some time, Roma and Juventus have brought players who are already free on the market, Inter and Milan and Napoli also do not see big signings. despite the fact that italian teams have come far in european competitions, i still think they should invest more in good signings

To invest in good contracts, you need to have good money, and good money is known to be found only in the Premier League. No matter how sad it sounds for the Italian league, but any modern star that breaks out in Italy is very likely to end up in the Premier League soon. The story when Inter cannot buy Lukaku, but rents it is a vivid testimony.

[Rengga Jati]

Napoli are by far the best-financed team in Serie A with a total club market value of €640.50m. Napoli is in first place with the highest total value, followed by Inter, Milan, Juventus, Analanta and Roma.

Reported from various sources, Napoli is indeed the most balanced and secure club with regard to financial matters. In fact, they are the club that is most capable of paying its players on time, when other clubs are experiencing a few problems. In this transfer market season, Napoli lost several players and they even had to let go of their coach who had brought them to win Serie A.
Until now, they have finally chosen a new coach for Napoli, namely Rudi Garcia, which is arguably beyond predictions. What's more, with their current finances, it's actually not a problem for them to be able to bring in potential players to strengthen the squad.

[BlackBoss_]

Reported from various sources, Napoli is indeed the most balanced and secure club with regard to financial matters. In fact, they are the club that is most capable of paying its players on time, when other clubs are experiencing a few problems. In this transfer market season, Napoli lost several players and they even had to let go of their coach who had brought them to win Serie A.

Because they usually don't buy too expensive players and don't pay them too high salary. I felt they changed their strategy a little with the transfer of Osimhen two seasons ago. I also believe Napoli will sell Osimhen soon so they will not break their salary policy for their star players. If Napoli continue their transfer and salary policies, they will maintain good finance in future but with such strategy, they will hardly win another Scudetto.

Until now, they have finally chosen a new coach for Napoli, namely Rudi Garcia, which is arguably beyond predictions. What's more, with their current finances, it's actually not a problem for them to be able to bring in potential players to strengthen the squad.

Rudi Garcia is a good coach and he had 3 years in Serie A with AS Roma. Hiring a coach who competed for Scudetto with Roma and ended those seasons as runner-up is not too bad choice for Napoli. With Rudi Garcia, they will have a good coach who in theory can help them to maintain their position to play in Champions League. It is a big upgrade for their club if they can appear in Champions League regularly.

[Hvdv]

in my opinion, in the past, serie A was also in the race to bring the best players in the world, there were players like ronaldo, luis figo, adriano, kaka, milan was a team with many famous players, but today the series has few players popular, see that he talked about players like haaland, mbappe, there are always rumors of these players going to the league, but there are no rumors of these players going to serie A, even before haaland went to city there were no rumors about him going for the A series, and as if the A series didn't even exist anymore.
look at how many expensive players are going to Serie A, there are very few of them and when I talk about expensive players, I'm talking about very expensive players, I don't know what budget each Serie A team has, but in my opinion in the last few Serie A teams have not been able to bring great players for some time, Roma and Juventus have brought players who are already free on the market, Inter and Milan and Napoli also do not see big signings. despite the fact that italian teams have come far in european competitions, i still think they should invest more in good signings

To invest in good contracts, you need to have good money, and good money is known to be found only in the Premier League. No matter how sad it sounds for the Italian league, but any modern star that breaks out in Italy is very likely to end up in the Premier League soon. The story when Inter cannot buy Lukaku, but rents it is a vivid testimony.

Of course, these problems cannot be solved with money alone. Competition is an important factor and there is more than enough in the Premier league. Although the competition in the Premier league is in other leagues, the Premier league is a league that is considered because the difficulty of the Premier league is more than the others. That's why it's the most popular league in the world. The quality of the Italian league, of course, but the quality of them may vary from person to person. The financial situation is not as bright as in the Premier league.

[borovichok]

Of course, these problems cannot be solved with money alone. Competition is an important factor and there is more than enough in the Premier league. Although the competition in the Premier league is in other leagues, the Premier league is a league that is considered because the difficulty of the Premier league is more than the others. That's why it's the most popular league in the world. The quality of the Italian league, of course, but the quality of them may vary from person to person. The financial situation is not as bright as in the Premier league.

Competition is what drives and fuels player performance and competitiveness. I've seen top players succeed in Seria A clubs and then fail to amaze when transferred to Premier League clubs, appearing inferior and without confidence in maintaining their stellar performances. The Italian clubs are doing their best to match the competition and similarities with the English Premier League clubs, though it is not a simple endeavor. Seria A league games are more challenging, and they include an immense amount of quality clubs that want to win the Scudetto every season.

[len01]

Because they usually don't buy too expensive players and don't pay them too high salary. I felt they changed their strategy a little with the transfer of Osimhen two seasons ago. I also believe Napoli will sell Osimhen soon so they will not break their salary policy for their star players. If Napoli continue their transfer and salary policies, they will maintain good finance in future but with such strategy, they will hardly win another Scudetto.

whereas for me it was actually a mistake for Napoli to sell Osimhen and this is one of their best players. but however maybe this has become Napoli's strategy to keep balancing their finances which may have a bit of a problem so they are forced to sell Osimhen to be able to get new players in the transfer market later.
losing the best players is not a good choice because Napoli without several excellent players is very difficult to win the Scudetto unless you can get other top players in the transfer market.