Italian League Prediction Thread (Serie A)

[arimamib]

I also really don't understand why Allegri just didn't accept the offer from Saudi Arabia. Does he really think that he can still fix things at Juventus? I don't think so honestly. Because looking at the summary of the past season it was a disaster for them. They could have finished in top 4 still but the punishment turned things into nightmare for them.

Allegri had great years with Juventus before maybe but this relationship doesn't work anymore clearly. It would have been far better to see Juventus starting off with a clean slate to the new season. I hope I become wrong about Allegri for the new season.

He has stated that he is more comfortable at Juventus for next season. He's not going to throw in the towel and go to another team because he got everything he wanted at Juventus. Even the new Juventus board members also fully support so that Allegri can last longer with Juventus, this is none other than Allegri's good behavior towards Juventus last season. Where he had given a few words that when Juventus slumped he would still be with Juventus and that was a form of his loyalty in refusing an offer to coach a team from the Suadi Arab League.

Next season juventus will probably return to a better position in the standings table and it is very likely that they will bounce back after this season they failed to do so.

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Saudi Arabia teams are trying desperately to make Allegri join them but also Modric from La Liga rejected a very nice gift from them.
It is about playing competitive football rather than enjoying money which is a little bit surprised.

[Ndabagi01]

I don't think Osimhen will be a target for any team this summer. Yeah there have been some speculations linking him with some top teams. But the sum Napoli want for him is really high which is like 130 million euros or so. None of top teams feels the need of spending this much money for a striker as far as I can see.

Even Bayern Munich don't seem interested while they are in a serious need of a striker. They must be looking for strikers who can cost much less than that. Napoli are lucky to have Osimhen for now. But in a one and a half year he will be available to be signed for free. Napoli will need to focus on extending with him after a while.

Otherwise they would have no choice other than selling him instead of losing him without a transfer fee.

I'm not surprised by the asking price Napoli set for Osimhen if any club is interested in signing him. Of course, a good player and striker like him cannot be sold for a price that is so low.  Any club that wants him will be ready to pay for him because I don't think Napoli is ready to let him go right now.

So far, so good; the Nigerian has performed admirably in Serie A and is one of Europe's most proficient strikers. These clubs that want him should consider his age as well and the long playing career he will have with them if he joins them. They should not be distracted by the price, but rather look for a means to sign him for the benefit of their entire team.

[AndySt]

He has stated that he is more comfortable at Juventus for next season. He's not going to throw in the towel and go to another team because he got everything he wanted at Juventus. Even the new Juventus board members also fully support so that Allegri can last longer with Juventus, this is none other than Allegri's good behavior towards Juventus last season. Where he had given a few words that when Juventus slumped he would still be with Juventus and that was a form of his loyalty in refusing an offer to coach a team from the Suadi Arab League. Next season juventus will probably return to a better position in the standings table and it is very likely that they will bounce back after this season they failed to do so.

Well, let's not forget about the number of points that were taken from Juventus during this season and with which the club could even claim a place in the top three. Although, of course, by the standards of Juventus, it was a rather weak season. I am not a fan of the coaching talent, and even more so of Allegri's style of play, but still it is worth admitting that the specialist did a pretty good job in these difficult conditions. By the way. there were rumors that the Juventus management during the season was most stopped from firing a specialist by a large amount of penalty for breaking the contract. I think that more clarity about the post of head coach will be made after the situation with the club's management is clarified, because personally I have the impression that the new management of the club was assembled just to overcome the crisis situation and after that there will be changes again, especially since it seems that the punishments for the previous management have recently been mitigated or it was canceled altogether.

[borovichok]

I don't think Osimhen will be a target for any team this summer. Yeah there have been some speculations linking him with some top teams. But the sum Napoli want for him is really high which is like 130 million euros or so. None of top teams feels the need of spending this much money for a striker as far as I can see.

Even Bayern Munich don't seem interested while they are in a serious need of a striker. They must be looking for strikers who can cost much less than that. Napoli are lucky to have Osimhen for now. But in a one and a half year he will be available to be signed for free. Napoli will need to focus on extending with him after a while.

Otherwise they would have no choice other than selling him instead of losing him without a transfer fee.

Napoli won the scudetto and have one of the best strikers in football and Seria A, Victor Osimhen. The Nigeri-born forward put up an outstanding performance this season, earning the respect of the club, his teammates, and his fans. Victor Osimhen has only recently emerged into the spotlight, and not every club is willing to invest such large sums on a player who they believe will shine only this season. If their demands for their best scorer are not met, Napoli will not bargain. Bayern Munich is also interested in the sale, but given the increase in market value, I doubt the Bavarians will go any farther.

[asriloni]

Napoli won the scudetto and have one of the best strikers in football and Seria A, Victor Osimhen. The Nigeri-born forward put up an outstanding performance this season, earning the respect of the club, his teammates, and his fans. Victor Osimhen has only recently emerged into the spotlight, and not every club is willing to invest such large sums on a player who they believe will shine only this season. If their demands for their best scorer are not met, Napoli will not bargain. Bayern Munich is also interested in the sale, but given the increase in market value, I doubt the Bavarians will go any farther.

Let's see how good his performance is next season. I don't put so much expectation for osimhen next season. Spalletti has become a key to make osimhen become very useful for napoli. Losing spalletti means if the club will be losing a lot of its potential at this moment.
There will be no club interested in buying him with a very big release clause like that. Even real madrid or chelsea will think for twice before try to make it happen.
So many clubs have their interest towards osimhen before napoli officially releasing his price tag for release clause. This has become the main problem if it's not any team can afford to pay such an amount for napoli.
You can wait for another year and his release clause will be decreasing so much and why rushing him?
It's pretty much the same like real madrid's case toward mbappe as club prefer to wait his contract to expire instead of wasting so much money.

[Sebas.tian]

Also he's still quite young, it's a long term investment and it should very reasonable if Napoli open prices around 130 million euro, but Osimhem has had a few injuries before so it's probably a very high price at the moment. But considering his impressive performance, there still will be many clubs interested to recruiting Osimhen. But still it's a shame if Osimhen is released by Napoli, next season will be hard for them, although they currently have another striker but without Osimhen, I think Napoli will weak.

Osimhen is a highly talented player and has increase his value in the last season. A lot of clubs would come running to him and that is quite understandable. I don't think anyone can tell what is going what is going on in his head right now. One time he actually indicated interest in playing in the Priemer league but what keeps me wondering is would he still leave is Napoli increases his pay? Would he be enticed by the money or would he leave to a premier league club where they pay would not be as high? Basically, will his motivation to leave or stay be driven by money?

I don't think, victor Osimhen will leave Napoli because of money and it show from his comments he made recently that nothing will make he to leave Napoli in this summer, but he will not remain in Napoli forever. Since Napoli management has increased his payment, I think it will make victor Osimhen to think positive about the good side of the team and remain to help the team to achieve what they have not achieve before, so that Victor Osimhen name will be written in a golden pen as one the potential striker in the history of Napoli. I know many teams are after victor Osimhen to come and join their team, and they are ready to pay Victor Osimhen more than the amount of money Napoli is paying him, which victor Osimhen will not betray the trust of the fans and the coach.

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Also he's still quite young, it's a long term investment and it should very reasonable if Napoli open prices around 130 million euro, but Osimhem has had a few injuries before so it's probably a very high price at the moment. But considering his impressive performance, there still will be many clubs interested to recruiting Osimhen. But still it's a shame if Osimhen is released by Napoli, next season will be hard for them, although they currently have another striker but without Osimhen, I think Napoli will weak.

Osimhen is a highly talented player and has increase his value in the last season. A lot of clubs would come running to him and that is quite understandable. I don't think anyone can tell what is going what is going on in his head right now. One time he actually indicated interest in playing in the Priemer league but what keeps me wondering is would he still leave is Napoli increases his pay? Would he be enticed by the money or would he leave to a premier league club where they pay would not be as high? Basically, will his motivation to leave or stay be driven by money?

I don't think, victor Osimhen will leave Napoli because of money and it show from his comments he made recently that nothing will make he to leave Napoli in this summer, but he will not remain in Napoli forever. Since Napoli management has increased his payment, I think it will make victor Osimhen to think positive about the good side of the team and remain to help the team to achieve what they have not achieve before, so that Victor Osimhen name will be written in a golden pen as one the potential striker in the history of Napoli. I know many teams are after victor Osimhen to come and join their team, and they are ready to pay Victor Osimhen more than the amount of money Napoli is paying him, which victor Osimhen will not betray the trust of the fans and the coach.

In the modern football it's impossible to avoid money and some of players has decide moved to rich clubs because they want money and for Osimhen future some of people believe Osimhen will left Napoli this summer and some of Premier League teams such as Manchester United and Chelsea are thinking to bid for him after window transfer opened and most likely they will bid with huge money so i am not sure Napoli can hold Osimhen because i mean who doesn't want to sell the player with huge money and the value of Osimhen has been increase significantly after bringing Napoli to gets the scudetto and if Napoli want to sell this player i think this is the right time because some of big clubs are willing to pay more than 100 millions to this player and it just my assumption but i think this summer Osimhen will left Napoli and will joining Premier League team

[babo]

Alegri didn't have a bad performance in Juventus and he got good results with his team the only reason why Alegri and his teams couldn't get the place at the top of the table was mostly because of the points they lost this season due to the penalty and this penalty definitely had a bad effect on this team atmosphere, otherwise, they could get the ticket to the champions league.  
I think Allegri will stay in Juventus for another season.

Allegri did wonders with the many injured players he had, I really like him as a coach (as I like Spalletti) he's someone who works and doesn't complain and does his best with what he has
he's not like Antonio Conte who complained every day about something he didn't have

[Jatiluhung]

I also really don't understand why Allegri just didn't accept the offer from Saudi Arabia. Does he really think that he can still fix things at Juventus? I don't think so honestly. Because looking at the summary of the past season it was a disaster for them. They could have finished in top 4 still but the punishment turned things into nightmare for them.

Allegri had great years with Juventus before maybe but this relationship doesn't work anymore clearly. It would have been far better to see Juventus starting off with a clean slate to the new season. I hope I become wrong about Allegri for the new season.

He has stated that he is more comfortable at Juventus for next season. He's not going to throw in the towel and go to another team because he got everything he wanted at Juventus. Even the new Juventus board members also fully support so that Allegri can last longer with Juventus, this is none other than Allegri's good behavior towards Juventus last season. Where he had given a few words that when Juventus slumped he would still be with Juventus and that was a form of his loyalty in refusing an offer to coach a team from the Suadi Arab League.

Next season juventus will probably return to a better position in the standings table and it is very likely that they will bounce back after this season they failed to do so.

I think Allegri is completely comfortable and at one with Juventus club football. Even as everyone knows that Massimiliano Allegri has been coach of Juventus from 2014 to 2019 and then he took a year off and continued his coaching from 2021 until now. So I think Allegri is really loyal to Juventus. and it seems he still has great hopes of bringing Juventus back to its peak of glory as it was in the past. Last season Juventus had bad luck. but I think this season Juventus will be much better. But I really give my thumbs up to Allegri. because he was not tempted by big offers from Saudi Arabian clubs. which I think the offer is really very tempting.

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Saudi Arabia teams are trying desperately to make Allegri join them but also Modric from La Liga rejected a very nice gift from them.
It is about playing competitive football rather than enjoying money which is a little bit surprised.

Modric is a good player and understands that if he leaves Real, his career will end at an unknown club... That's why he chose to continue playing at Real... Nothing surprising about that, money is not the main thing in everyone's life... As for Saudi Arabia, it is interesting to see how they try to attract top players from different leagues to their country... But it seems to me that it won't succeed anyway... They just have a lot of money but little skill...

[Docnaster]

I also really don't understand why Allegri just didn't accept the offer from Saudi Arabia. Does he really think that he can still fix things at Juventus? I don't think so honestly. Because looking at the summary of the past season it was a disaster for them. They could have finished in top 4 still but the punishment turned things into nightmare for them.

Allegri had great years with Juventus before maybe but this relationship doesn't work anymore clearly. It would have been far better to see Juventus starting off with a clean slate to the new season. I hope I become wrong about Allegri for the new season.

He has stated that he is more comfortable at Juventus for next season. He's not going to throw in the towel and go to another team because he got everything he wanted at Juventus. Even the new Juventus board members also fully support so that Allegri can last longer with Juventus, this is none other than Allegri's good behavior towards Juventus last season. Where he had given a few words that when Juventus slumped he would still be with Juventus and that was a form of his loyalty in refusing an offer to coach a team from the Suadi Arab League.

Next season juventus will probably return to a better position in the standings table and they will likely bounce back after this season if they failed to do so.

Yes... He deserves all the support after his sacrifices for the cob during those tough times of ban and point deductions. If not for the punishment, I'm sure he will be setting the system in preparation for the next champion league tournament. Of course, not everyone enjoys their service in sports outside Europe. Saudi Arabia's football is nothing compared to Europe's, no matter the resources. He still has a good relationship with Juventus, and even if he is to depart the club, SPL is not the best place for him. He needs more honor, not more Money, and that's what's good for a sportsman

[Jatiluhung]

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Saudi Arabia teams are trying desperately to make Allegri join them but also Modric from La Liga rejected a very nice gift from them.
It is about playing competitive football rather than enjoying money which is a little bit surprised.

Modric is a good player and understands that if he leaves Real, his career will end at an unknown club... That's why he chose to continue playing at Real... Nothing surprising about that, money is not the main thing in everyone's life... As for Saudi Arabia, it is interesting to see how they try to attract top players from different leagues to their country... But it seems to me that it won't succeed anyway... They just have a lot of money but little skill...

Well not all soccer star players will always be tempted by money. Because some of them actually prefer to enjoy to continue to maintain their reputation in the world of football and become history at one of the best clubs in the world. For example, Modric, who also rejected an offer from a Saudi Arabian club. Modric even said he wanted to stay at Real Madrid until he retired from football. Which means he prefers to stay at the club that made his name.

But I also understand the players who decide to move to Saudi Arabian clubs. because a high offer is one of the most difficult attractions to refuse. and actually even though playing in the Arab League it will not make a player's reputation suffer a slump. for example Cristiano Ronaldo who is still well-known and even still in the news and always a trending topic in the world of football. and even many European media have turned their attention to the Arab league due to the presence of Cristiano Ronaldo there.

[shogun47]

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Saudi Arabia teams are trying desperately to make Allegri join them but also Modric from La Liga rejected a very nice gift from them.
It is about playing competitive football rather than enjoying money which is a little bit surprised.

Modric is a good player and understands that if he leaves Real, his career will end at an unknown club... That's why he chose to continue playing at Real... Nothing surprising about that, money is not the main thing in everyone's life... As for Saudi Arabia, it is interesting to see how they try to attract top players from different leagues to their country... But it seems to me that it won't succeed anyway... They just have a lot of money but little skill...

Modric has higher goals and also perceptions than not being forgotten too soon at an unknown club. The fans have clearly shown him with their support that they want him on board for the next season. Modric is a player who respects the fans a lot and who is also able to judge whether his condition is good enough to help the team as a whole and not only play for himself. He has been a team player forever and in my opinion he is one of the best team players that have ever been in soccer. His dedication to the team success instead of making sure that he is looking great at first is impressive. The team is above all else for him and that is why I also liked when he got the Ballon dor.

[Die_empty]

Modric is a good player and understands that if he leaves Real, his career will end at an unknown club... That's why he chose to continue playing at Real... Nothing surprising about that, money is not the main thing in everyone's life... As for Saudi Arabia, it is interesting to see how they try to attract top players from different leagues to their country... But it seems to me that it won't succeed anyway... They just have a lot of money but little skill...

The Saudi money is trying to change football from an exciting and passionate game to a bazaar. These Saudis have gradually made club management so expensive that small teams might end up having no quality players because they cannot afford them. Many players have decided to go in search of money instead of the passion that guided the game. It seems those days are over when players a committed to their club that no amount of money can make them move out of the club.

The actions of Massimiliano Allegri and Luka Modrić have shown that we still have passionate footballers and coaches that are not motivated by money. But the movement of these players to the Saudi Pro League is not a bad omen because they can help develop football in the Middle East if the league attracts investors. If they can attract sponsors like crypto exchanges and casinos they will have money to make the league competitive.

[makishart]

Saudi Arabia teams are trying desperately to make Allegri join them but also Modric from La Liga rejected a very nice gift from them.
It is about playing competitive football rather than enjoying money which is a little bit surprised.

Some players who have gotten so many achievements might think about retiring even early. I meant the player like benzema and kante have been getting everything. Kante has been winning UCL as well as world cup. He has been reaching at peak of his career and it's time for him to enjoy rest of his life. Allegri and modric are still wanna competing in the professional football competition. That's why allegri and modric have no interest in accepting saudi club's offer. It seems like that saudi clubs must have been trying even harder to sign replacement for modric and allegri. AFAIK, saudi club won't give up just because its offer gets rejected. It will be trying even harder to get a better replacement for allegri.

[rendravolt]

As Dzeko is about to join Fenerbahçe and Lukaku is also about to leave the team I wonder what Inter are planning to do. Because they will need to bring at least one centre-forward to the team in this case. Even one might not be enough in the long run thinking of injury or suspension cases as well. One of these strikers should be a reliable one who can make a good duo with Martinez and the other one can be just a good substitute player who can do well when there is a need for him.

It looks like Marcus Thuram deal is about to become official for Inter already. He is a decent scorer but his being versatile is also an advantage for Inter. Because he can even play as a left winger and his stats there so far have been really nice too.

It is certain that Inter will lose their two strikers who will leave in the summer and maybe Inter need not be confused because they have also found replacements. As we know, Marcus Thuram is a good player and he is also still quite young, of course his career will shine even more if he is at Inter.

While with Gladbach last season he scored 16 goals in all German competitions and Simeone Inzaghi seemed to be smart by bringing him to the Giuzeppe Miazza stadium. Because his contract ended at the end of this season, Inter got him on a free agent status. But apart from Marcus Thuram, of course Inter will try to find another striker so that the available options are maximized for next season's attack line.

losing 2 senior strikers and being replaced with a very talented young player like Marcus Thuram I think is good enough for an Inter Milan team.
As we know that the Inter Milan team is now slowly developing quite well and they only need to add a few players to their squad to maintain team stability and consistency, I believe in Simeone Inzaghi to build this team much better because since he handled the Inter team Milan has seen many positive changes, it takes time and process for Inter Milan to get even better.

For now, Inter's attack line is quite guaranteed with the arrival of Marcus Thuram, it's just that the midfield and defense still need to regenerate new players for next season. Especially the rumors that goalkeeper Andre Onana will leave Inter if he agrees to join Manchester United will add even harder work for Inter.

I think Inter's progress for next season will be quite difficult if it doesn't immediately add young players who have good stamina to compete competitively with other strong Serie A teams. We know there are a lot of veteran players over 33 years who are still at Inter and it will be quite troublesome if they are not so consistent over the next season.

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I don't think, victor Osimhen will leave Napoli because of money and it show from his comments he made recently that nothing will make he to leave Napoli in this summer, but he will not remain in Napoli forever. Since Napoli management has increased his payment, I think it will make victor Osimhen to think positive about the good side of the team and remain to help the team to achieve what they have not achieve before, so that Victor Osimhen name will be written in a golden pen as one the potential striker in the history of Napoli. I know many teams are after victor Osimhen to come and join their team, and they are ready to pay Victor Osimhen more than the amount of money Napoli is paying him, which victor Osimhen will not betray the trust of the fans and the coach.

In the modern football it's impossible to avoid money and some of players has decide moved to rich clubs because they want money and for Osimhen future some of people believe Osimhen will left Napoli this summer and some of Premier League teams such as Manchester United and Chelsea are thinking to bid for him after window transfer opened and most likely they will bid with huge money so i am not sure Napoli can hold Osimhen because i mean who doesn't want to sell the player with huge money and the value of Osimhen has been increase significantly after bringing Napoli to gets the scudetto and if Napoli want to sell this player i think this is the right time because some of big clubs are willing to pay more than 100 millions to this player and it just my assumption but i think this summer Osimhen will left Napoli and will joining Premier League team

Victor Osimhen is a good long term investment due to his youth, but a price tag of roughly 130 million euros seems a bit excessive especially in light of his prior injury issues. Nevertheless a lot of clubs will surely be interested in hiring him given his remarkable accomplishments. Osimhen departure from Napoli would be regrettable because their upcoming season would be difficult without him. Even if Napoli may have another striker in their lineup Osimhen absence would unquestionably make the team less strong as a whole.

[X-ray]

Intermilan wanna build a new stradium as it's not feeling confident anymore to use sansiro. It has been stated by intermilan's CEO.

Antonello also explained what the Nerazzurri intend for the capacity of a new stadium to be.

“We’ve coming from some years where the average attendance had been lower,” he explained. “We’ve already raised it to 70,000 people in the review of our executive project.”

“We believe that’s the correct threshold,” the Nerazzurri Corporate CEO continued.

“We could think about having a stadium that seats 100,000 people, but we also have to aim to always have a certain percentage of seats occupied,” he continued.

https://onefootball.com/id/berita/inter-milan-corporate-ceo-declares-without-new-stadium-were-losing-out-on-60m-every-transfer-window-37742554

The only problem is now intermilan has not granted permission from the regulator to create a new stadium for its club. It's really frustrating for intermilan caused by it must play in sansiro. Even intermilan has been threatening regulator to leave from intermilan if club will not be granted a permission to build a new stadium by regulator. I think that regulator must consider so many factors before trying to grant permission for intermilan to build stadium.

[EarnOnVictor]

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Saudi Arabia teams are trying desperately to make Allegri join them but also Modric from La Liga rejected a very nice gift from them.
It is about playing competitive football rather than enjoying money which is a little bit surprised.

Modric is a good player and understands that if he leaves Real, his career will end at an unknown club... That's why he chose to continue playing at Real... Nothing surprising about that, money is not the main thing in everyone's life... As for Saudi Arabia, it is interesting to see how they try to attract top players from different leagues to their country... But it seems to me that it won't succeed anyway... They just have a lot of money but little skill...

I don't believe that Luka Modric's career can end uncelebrated anymore, the guy is a well-decorated player that many will always pray to attain his achievements. At 37, the guy is a go for the money if he's wise just like his colleagues in the industry, I wonder what he could still do in the next 2-3 years when he would have clocked 40 years of age. For me, building your retirement should be for players at such an age and it should go to the highest bidder.

Also, contrary to what you said, it's actually working for Saudi Arabia, there is a revolution going on everywhere, must it be other countries/leagues alone? Their strategy is working as people are now following and viewing Saudi League more than ever, and even streaming companies have increased, which includes journalism and means more money and relevance for them.

It's about what people value, and with the look of things, they are valuing the league because of the stars they are wooing there.