Italian League Prediction Thread (Serie A)

[borovichok]

Inter to extend his contract? I don't think they would plan to do such thing at the moment. Because Lukaku's recent performance was quite inadequate first of all. He played a big role in Inter's losing the Champions League in 90 minutes as well by wasting important chances. He is just an inconsistent player these days. We don't have the old productive striker Lukaku here. Maybe he isn't the same in his national matches. Because he is scoring many goals there with Belgium recently.

But this isn't enough to convince Inter as long as he doesn't reflect this performance onto his matches at Inter. Chelsea also don't seem to have plans for him so I wonder how he will end up this summer.

Romelu Lukaku was a total flop this season, netting just 14 goals with 7 assists in 37 appearances for Inter, which is completely understandable given his long-term injury this season; however, he did not deserve accolades because he was unable to rebound back to his peak. Inter experienced a different version of Lukaku when he returned to Italy; he's not the Lukaku who plays for Chelsea anymore; he's changed a lot. That's the concept; Romelu Lukaku doesn't seem a consistent player; he might do great one season and then flop the next; that's how these players are.

[Raflesia]

Inter to extend his contract? I don't think they would plan to do such thing at the moment. Because Lukaku's recent performance was quite inadequate first of all. He played a big role in Inter's losing the Champions League in 90 minutes as well by wasting important chances. He is just an inconsistent player these days. We don't have the old productive striker Lukaku here. Maybe he isn't the same in his national matches. Because he is scoring many goals there with Belgium recently.

But this isn't enough to convince Inter as long as he doesn't reflect this performance onto his matches at Inter. Chelsea also don't seem to have plans for him so I wonder how he will end up this summer.

Romelu Lukaku was a total flop this season, netting just 14 goals with 7 assists in 37 appearances for Inter, which is completely understandable given his long-term injury this season; however, he did not deserve accolades because he was unable to rebound back to his peak. Inter experienced a different version of Lukaku when he returned to Italy; he's not the Lukaku who plays for Chelsea anymore; he's changed a lot. That's the concept; Romelu Lukaku doesn't seem a consistent player; he might do great one season and then flop the next; that's how these players are.

Injury is an increase in Lukaku's performance getting worse but actually as long as he is not injured it is also a little difficult for Lukaku's performance because indeed for several seasons after his good performance at Inter and Lukaku his performance worsened again at Chelsea.
Now Inter are trying to borrow considering the conditions they are trying to make but it looks like selling Lukaku to Chelsea is a certainty and indeed the price is not that high now I think because looking at the cut that Chelsea made 34 million as an initial clause it is clear they don't want to give a chance again this time to Lukaku at Chelsea.
The latest news seems to be that Inter will sell off several young players such as Samuele Mulattieri, Facundo Colidio, Darian Males, Martin Satriano, Sebastiano Esposito and Eddie Salcedo. for the plan to buy Lukaku because they think that Lukaku is suitable to partner Lautaro.

[hd49728]

Injury is an increase in Lukaku's performance getting worse but actually as long as he is not injured it is also a little difficult for Lukaku's performance because indeed for several seasons after his good performance at Inter and Lukaku his performance worsened again at Chelsea.

Inter Milan rescued Lukaku from Manchester United and gave him a second chance to revise his career. His first chance is in West Brom after a first failure in Chelsea when he was very young. After succeeded in Inter Milan, he returned to Premier League with Chelsea and failed a second time there. Inter Milan put out their hands a second time and gave Lukaku a third chance to revise his career. In the last season, Lukaku did not show signals that he can revise his career again in Inter Milan.

The latest news seems to be that Inter will sell off several young players such as Samuele Mulattieri, Facundo Colidio, Darian Males, Martin Satriano, Sebastiano Esposito and Eddie Salcedo. for the plan to buy Lukaku because they think that Lukaku is suitable to partner Lautaro.

If their plan is like that, I disagree with that plan. They must emphasize on growing young players rather than selling them and using not cheap cost to buy Lukaku. Sacrificing some young players to exchange a player like Lukaku who is at his 30 yr-old is something not smart.

[makishart]

Romelu Lukaku was a total flop this season, netting just 14 goals with 7 assists in 37 appearances for Inter, which is completely understandable given his long-term injury this season; however, he did not deserve accolades because he was unable to rebound back to his peak. Inter experienced a different version of Lukaku when he returned to Italy; he's not the Lukaku who plays for Chelsea anymore; he's changed a lot. That's the concept; Romelu Lukaku doesn't seem a consistent player; he might do great one season and then flop the next; that's how these players are.

It must be around 10 goals for serie a. https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/italian-serie-a/top-scorers

It's not easy as you said to come back again to the his prime era again. Lukaku has so many problems. Sometime he was become the most unlockies person during the match but in another case if his goal was coming from his luck.
I will prefer to see lukaku to play not as central striker but he must play behind the striker. He is having good skill in giving accurate pass.

It can be seen from how many assists given by him to the his team mate lautaro martinez. The decision to make him permanent already in discussion from inter's side.
Chelsea has been decreasing his price a lot. This is the main reason why intermilan interesting to sign him as a permanent transfer soon.

[Jatiluhung]

But the news says that the financial condition of the Inter Milan club is not very good at the moment. So they probably won't be able to bring in players who have quite expensive rates. And that's why Inter Milan fought hard to borrow Lukaku back from Chelsea. And have absolutely no intention of buying it. Because the financial condition of the Inter club is indeed not in good enough condition to buy Lukalu. And it is true that Inter Milan's current focus should be on bringing in replacements for the players they released in the current transfer market. I hope they find potential young players who can stay long enough at Inter Milan and keep Inter Milan's attack line sharp.

Talking about financial problems I think clubs in Serie A always have the same problem and in this case Inter is no exception.
I think it's still possible to bring in several players, especially if you really intend to bring in Lukaku, whose price has even been cut quite a lot by Chelsea so they can sell Lukaku. I think it's still possible.

Now that Dzeko is certain to leave, Lukaku has also confirmed that he will return to Chelsea if he is not permanent, so like it or not they have to try to bring in players so that the conditions in the attack line are not disrupted.

Marcus Thuram has confirmed a place in the striker position but of course that won't be enough given that at least one option for backup is still possible to minimize injuries.

You are right that financial problems in Serie A clubs are nothing new. But what always attracted me to Serie A clubs is that Serie A clubs sometimes they just buy normal players who don't have high prices in the first place. But then this ordinary player for several seasons at the Serie A club actually turned into a player who has a high reputation and made his price very high and attracted the attention of many clubs from other leagues to sign him. In the past, Osimhen (Napoli) was also not very well known when he first entered Naples. But from season to season his reputation continues to grow. And make the price increase in the transfer market. In fact, only armed with players who are not too expensive, it turns out that clubs from Serie A can compete fiercely in the European League and in the Champions League. this is the privilege that clubs from Serie A have.

[Sebas.tian]

Inter to extend his contract? I don't think they would plan to do such thing at the moment. Because Lukaku's recent performance was quite inadequate first of all. He played a big role in Inter's losing the Champions League in 90 minutes as well by wasting important chances. He is just an inconsistent player these days. We don't have the old productive striker Lukaku here. Maybe he isn't the same in his national matches. Because he is scoring many goals there with Belgium recently.

But this isn't enough to convince Inter as long as he doesn't reflect this performance onto his matches at Inter. Chelsea also don't seem to have plans for him so I wonder how he will end up this summer.

Romelu Lukaku was a total flop this season, netting just 14 goals with 7 assists in 37 appearances for Inter, which is completely understandable given his long-term injury this season; however, he did not deserve accolades because he was unable to rebound back to his peak. Inter experienced a different version of Lukaku when he returned to Italy; he's not the Lukaku who plays for Chelsea anymore; he's changed a lot. That's the concept; Romelu Lukaku doesn't seem a consistent player; he might do great one season and then flop the next; that's how these players are.

Many people were hoping that Romelu lukaku will do well in inter this season, but his performance was getting worst in some matches that made inter coach started benching him in some matches like what Chelsea formal coach was doing to him when he was in Chelsea. Many people was expecting something positive from Romelu lukaku in the Italian league competition but he find it difficult to showcase some new skills through out the tournament. If Chelsea can bring him back to Chelsea in this summer, I think he will be consistent in next season because he will do everything possible to change his tactics so that he will be able to display well like other potential strikers.

[Pokapoka124]

I don't know why the big teams are not interested in Romelu Lukaku. Romelu Lukaku is only 30 years old. Romelu Lukaku's performance last season wasn't too bad. He also scored 3 goals in 8 matches in the Champions League. Teams like Newcastle may be interested in signing Romelu Lukaku. Not many teams are showing interest in signing Romelu Lukaku. I look forward to seeing what Chelsea management decides next.

The fact that Lukaku still managed to score goals last season doesn’t guarantee his consistency, in the world cup deciding game for Belgium he wasn’t able to step up and get one goal to change the game, the same thing as happened in the Champions league where he failed to convert crucial opportunities to take the game to extra time. In my opinion Saudi pro league should be the next destination for Lukaku.

[Nheer]

I feel that Inter Milan will not get a second agreement to borrow Lukaku again from Chelsea. Because for now Chelsea is one of the teams that has sold more players and this option might also be exercised with Lukaku. if inter milan can't afford to buy Lukaku from Chelsea it could be that Lukaku will go to another team.

Chelsea don’t rate lukaku anymore and they are already willing to let him go and sign other players that are younger and can perform better. Considering how he have played for inter in past seasons they should try as much as possible to buy him back permanently. During the days of Conte Lukaku was the heart of the attack backed up by Lautaro Martinez, they both had a wonderful season and led the team to victory. I believe he is still capable to repeat same thing.

Chelsea will never ever approve it. Chelsea only demand to sell lukaku as permanent transfer only right now. His price already decreased a lot. It's time for intermilan to chase him back as permanent transfer.
Interimlan wants to take lukaku as loan again from chelsea but the club has no interest in sending him again to the intermilan as loan. Chelsea is now having the most difficult mission to sell lukaku as fast as possible.

Milan should rather opt for permanent transfer instead of asking for loan, his market value has dropped alot and buying him won’t cost that much. Chelsea’s plan is to release as many players as possible so they can create space for new arrivals, with all the surplus players in the team it will be difficult for the new players to have decent playing time that’s why they want to offload alot of players who are not the coach plans including Lukaku

[Iroh]

You are right that financial problems in Serie A clubs are nothing new. But what always attracted me to Serie A clubs is that Serie A clubs sometimes they just buy normal players who don't have high prices in the first place. But then this ordinary player for several seasons at the Serie A club actually turned into a player who has a high reputation and made his price very high and attracted the attention of many clubs from other leagues to sign him. In the past, Osimhen (Napoli) was also not very well known when he first entered Naples. But from season to season his reputation continues to grow. And make the price increase in the transfer market. In fact, only armed with players who are not too expensive, it turns out that clubs from Serie A can compete fiercely in the European League and in the Champions League. this is the privilege that clubs from Serie A have.

I tend to agree with you on how a previously unknown player in the Italian league would get much better in his performance and have his worth increase in the transfer market.
Financial problems in the Italian league is actually nothing new and that's one bit of restraint holding the league from being the most competitive. They haven't got the funds to purchase top notch or already established players and that's why they've got to make do with getting players who aren't too pricy.
Osimhen has had his worth grow steadily as his performance also grew better at Napoli. And now, you can't think of Napoli without Osimhen also coming to your mind.

[shogun47]

You are right that financial problems in Serie A clubs are nothing new. But what always attracted me to Serie A clubs is that Serie A clubs sometimes they just buy normal players who don't have high prices in the first place. But then this ordinary player for several seasons at the Serie A club actually turned into a player who has a high reputation and made his price very high and attracted the attention of many clubs from other leagues to sign him. In the past, Osimhen (Napoli) was also not very well known when he first entered Naples. But from season to season his reputation continues to grow. And make the price increase in the transfer market. In fact, only armed with players who are not too expensive, it turns out that clubs from Serie A can compete fiercely in the European League and in the Champions League. this is the privilege that clubs from Serie A have.

I tend to agree with you on how a previously unknown player in the Italian league would get much better in his performance and have his worth increase in the transfer market.
Financial problems in the Italian league is actually nothing new and that's one bit of restraint holding the league from being the most competitive. They haven't got the funds to purchase top notch or already established players and that's why they've got to make do with getting players who aren't too pricy.
Osimhen has had his worth grow steadily as his performance also grew better at Napoli. And now, you can't think of Napoli without Osimhen also coming to your mind.

Although the discussions about the strongest leagues are also fluctuating quite a bit for a good reason.

Conference league:

Semi final
1) AZ - West Ham
2) Basel - Fiorentina

Final:
West Ham - Fiorentina

Europa League

Semi final
1) Juventus - Sevilla
2) Roma - Leverkusen

Final
Sevilla - Roma

Champions League:

Semi final
1) Inter - AC Milan
2) Manchester City - Real Madrid

Final
Inter - Manchester City


If you take the 12 semi finalists of the three competitions, 5 out of those 12 were Italian teams and after that comes La Liga with 3 teams. It is true that none of those Italian teams won a title, but we know how close all of those games were between Roma vs. Sevilla and Inter vs. City. They are not that far behind at least in these competitions.

[swogerino]

That was a good year for Italian teams in Europe but that does not change the fact that the Serie A was extremely boring in the 2022/23 season as Napoli dominated from beginning to the end of the season.The other teams could not keep up with Napoli consistency and that totally destroyed the season in the eyes of the fan of this league,I am one of them,I have always loved this league as most of the times the title was not decided this early as last season and in most seasons the title was decided in the last couple of games.I hope things changes for the 2023/24 season and they have a good strong league locally and of course to win a competition in the European arena.

[Docnaster]

Inter to extend his contract? I don't think they would plan to do such thing at the moment. Because Lukaku's recent performance was quite inadequate first of all. He played a big role in Inter's losing the Champions League in 90 minutes as well by wasting important chances. He is just an inconsistent player these days. We don't have the old productive striker Lukaku here. Maybe he isn't the same in his national matches. Because he is scoring many goals there with Belgium recently.

But this isn't enough to convince Inter as long as he doesn't reflect this performance onto his matches at Inter. Chelsea also don't seem to have plans for him so I wonder how he will end up this summer.

Romelu Lukaku was a total flop this season, netting just 14 goals with 7 assists in 37 appearances for Inter, which is completely understandable given his long-term injury this season; however, he did not deserve accolades because he was unable to rebound back to his peak. Inter experienced a different version of Lukaku when he returned to Italy; he's not the Lukaku who plays for Chelsea anymore; he's changed a lot. That's the concept; Romelu Lukaku doesn't seem a consistent player; he might do great one season and then flop the next; that's how these players are.

Last season, Romelu Lukaku might not have banged in as many goals as he is known to score in almost every season but that doesn't change the fact that he's a very prolific striker that is of much important to Inter Milan.
Inter knows his potentials and really wants to keep him at the club but their problem is that they are having little financial challenges and that's why they can't buy him outrightly so they're negotiating with Chelsea to allow him stay at San Siro as a loan player be again. With Lukaku's relationship with Inter Milan, I think he'll force the deal to work so he can remain in a club where he's worshipped

[HajiBagi]

Injury is an increase in Lukaku's performance getting worse but actually as long as he is not injured it is also a little difficult for Lukaku's performance because indeed for several seasons after his good performance at Inter and Lukaku his performance worsened again at Chelsea.

Inter Milan rescued Lukaku from Manchester United and gave him a second chance to revise his career. His first chance is in West Brom after a first failure in Chelsea when he was very young. After succeeded in Inter Milan, he returned to Premier League with Chelsea and failed a second time there. Inter Milan put out their hands a second time and gave Lukaku a third chance to revise his career. In the last season, Lukaku did not show signals that he can revise his career again in Inter Milan.

The latest news seems to be that Inter will sell off several young players such as Samuele Mulattieri, Facundo Colidio, Darian Males, Martin Satriano, Sebastiano Esposito and Eddie Salcedo. for the plan to buy Lukaku because they think that Lukaku is suitable to partner Lautaro.

If their plan is like that, I disagree with that plan. They must emphasize on growing young players rather than selling them and using not cheap cost to buy Lukaku. Sacrificing some young players to exchange a player like Lukaku who is at his 30 yr-old is something not smart.

I disagree that Lukaku lacks intelligence. Lukaku is more intelligent than a lot of the young Inter Milan players. Inter Milan wants to sell some of their young players so they can get Lukaku because they see a good performance from him. But Selling young athletes, is not a wise move. The only options available to the team if Lukaku joins on loan with his contract due to expire are to prolong the loan or find funding to purchase him.
Since Lukaku is still only 30 and there are several players ahead of him who are older but still capable of performing well, I think the team won't regret buying him.

[Strongkored]

That was a good year for Italian teams in Europe but that does not change the fact that the Serie A was extremely boring in the 2022/23 season as Napoli dominated from beginning to the end of the season.The other teams could not keep up with Napoli consistency and that totally destroyed the season in the eyes of the fan of this league,I am one of them,I have always loved this league as most of the times the title was not decided this early as last season and in most seasons the title was decided in the last couple of games.I hope things changes for the 2023/24 season and they have a good strong league locally and of course to win a competition in the European arena.

It's boring because it's no longer a curious thing to look forward to who will win, but still interesting because Napoli has finally broken the dominance of Juventus, AC Milan, and also Inter Milan who usually win the league alternately, and that's actually good so who wins the league will it's very interesting to look forward to, it's just that Napoli was so impressive that season that it became difficult for other teams to catch up with them, but the season that will run in a few months, the strength map will most likely change because Napoli also underwent changes so that the dominance they did last season might it won't be as strong later. The question is whether Juventus will improve and return as a title challenger. because last season Juve was so messed up with sanctions.

[Unknown Op]

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Considering that many players from Napoli will disperse to European teams, there will also be a loss of power in Napoli. To collect this power loss, Napoli have to assemble good players next year, as it did this year. On the other hand, reinforcements are necessary in Milan's offensive zone. Success cannot be expected in all lanes with Giroud alone.

Are in indirectly tipping Ac Milan for the Seria A next season, believe me they're no bad side but I'll choose Juventus over any other side next season.
Just last season or the last two, they have suffered enough though it was pretty boring to see them win back to back and back before Allegri left Antonio Conte took over not for Andrea Pirlo to mess up the club. One thing is sure, they're bouncing hard up next season.

This time Serie A will be very much competitive because the first team of the last season, Nalpoli is losing everything. They lost their coach and he left Napoli while also many other starts and players they have are also leaving other teams like Juventus will not have the same bad situation as the last season they had and now I'm waiting for Massimiliano Allegri and his team to be in top of the table in the next season

It is clear that Milan needs a solid striker to strengthen their team. Giroud contributions are waning with age and Origi can not keep up therefore the team needs to sign a powerful frontman more and more urgently. This summer signing of a new striker might have a seismic effect improving Milan tenacity and competitiveness in their quest for the Serie A championship. Finding a reliable goal scorer now would considerably increase the team output because Origi is likely to stay and Giroud contract is about to expire. Milan must carefully evaluate prospective additions looking for a player whose skills and personality complement their tactical philosophy to ensure a smooth introduction into the team. By strengthening their offensive capabilities Milan can pave the way for long term success in the upcoming campaign.

[Uruhara]

I don't know why the big teams are not interested in Romelu Lukaku. Romelu Lukaku is only 30 years old. Romelu Lukaku's performance last season wasn't too bad. He also scored 3 goals in 8 matches in the Champions League. Teams like Newcastle may be interested in signing Romelu Lukaku. Not many teams are showing interest in signing Romelu Lukaku. I look forward to seeing what Chelsea management decides next.

The fact that Lukaku still managed to score goals last season doesn’t guarantee his consistency, in the world cup deciding game for Belgium he wasn’t able to step up and get one goal to change the game, the same thing as happened in the Champions league where he failed to convert crucial opportunities to take the game to extra time. In my opinion Saudi pro league should be the next destination for Lukaku.

Basically, Lukaku is a very good player. But I think he's lost his consistency since he's been injured a lot. So sometimes he has to be absent because of his injury. Which makes him seem to lose sharpness in taking advantage of opportunities. that's what happened to Lukaku at the moment. But despite all that I still think that Lukaku is still a good forward. And the proof is that Inter Milan also still wants Lukaku to be at the club. And currently AC Milan is also targeting Lukaku. It is reported that AC Milan is ready to redeem Lukaku from Chelsea. And about the Saudi League I think Lukaku has rejected it.

[babo]

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

If you don't experience a point deduction maybe Juventus will manage to finish in second or third place in my opinion. This achievement was extraordinary and he made it through a phase where many players were injured, but with a makeshift squad he was able to end the season in seventh place in the standings. Allegri is a coach who can make players work hard on the pitch and his tactics are also very good in making the most of the players he has available.

Next season Juventus must set a much bigger target and bring in several players according to the team's needs which is what is really needed, in order to be able to compete again with the top teams in Serie A in the race for the Scudetto and qualify for the Champions League.

Exactly
considering how the season had started (very badly due to the many injuries) Allegri worked miracles
now those who don't understand anything certainly blame him, but those who understand even the slightest know that he is a very good coach

like Spalletti

[Oluwa-btc]

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

If you don't experience a point deduction maybe Juventus will manage to finish in second or third place in my opinion. This achievement was extraordinary and he made it through a phase where many players were injured, but with a makeshift squad he was able to end the season in seventh place in the standings. Allegri is a coach who can make players work hard on the pitch and his tactics are also very good in making the most of the players he has available.

Next season Juventus must set a much bigger target and bring in several players according to the team's needs which is what is really needed, in order to be able to compete again with the top teams in Serie A in the race for the Scudetto and qualify for the Champions League.

Exactly
considering how the season had started (very badly due to the many injuries) Allegri worked miracles
now those who don't understand anything certainly blame him, but those who understand even the slightest know that he is a very good coach

like Spalletti

Spalletti is my guy, two seasons ago I was a die hard fan supporting Napoli from the start not until Ac Milan leapfrog em to win the Seria A Tittle. Last Season they was more than good, hundred percent winning record wwws helpd for a much longer games played that I thought they'll. To Khivicha Kvaratskhelia, Victor Oshime and the rest of the team that fought so hard to win the Seria A, not to forget the fans and the staff's, as history was made.

Allegri ? Man deserves it, Juventus management really have trust in him, after the point deduction, they successfully got to second place in the table but was displaced immediately the point deduction came up again.

[rendravolt]

That was a good year for Italian teams in Europe but that does not change the fact that the Serie A was extremely boring in the 2022/23 season as Napoli dominated from beginning to the end of the season.The other teams could not keep up with Napoli consistency and that totally destroyed the season in the eyes of the fan of this league,I am one of them,I have always loved this league as most of the times the title was not decided this early as last season and in most seasons the title was decided in the last couple of games.I hope things changes for the 2023/24 season and they have a good strong league locally and of course to win a competition in the European arena.

Even so, I think it was a pretty good season because since more than a decade ago, Serie A has been much more boring because it has always been dominated by Juventus. But now look at it since the 20/21 season, almost every season the Scudetto champions have always changed and are not dominated by one club anymore.

Maybe the 22/23 season belongs to Napoli but it's not certain that next season will still be theirs again because of course every team will make a major overhaul in terms of players. So I think Serie A is starting to get less boring because even Juventus can no longer dominate this league like they used to and who can be consistent to win then they have the right to win the Scudetto.

[babo]

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

If you don't experience a point deduction maybe Juventus will manage to finish in second or third place in my opinion. This achievement was extraordinary and he made it through a phase where many players were injured, but with a makeshift squad he was able to end the season in seventh place in the standings. Allegri is a coach who can make players work hard on the pitch and his tactics are also very good in making the most of the players he has available.

Next season Juventus must set a much bigger target and bring in several players according to the team's needs which is what is really needed, in order to be able to compete again with the top teams in Serie A in the race for the Scudetto and qualify for the Champions League.

Exactly
considering how the season had started (very badly due to the many injuries) Allegri worked miracles
now those who don't understand anything certainly blame him, but those who understand even the slightest know that he is a very good coach

like Spalletti

Spalletti is my guy, two seasons ago I was a die hard fan supporting Napoli from the start not until Ac Milan leapfrog em to win the Seria A Tittle. Last Season they was more than good, hundred percent winning record wwws helpd for a much longer games played that I thought they'll. To Khivicha Kvaratskhelia, Victor Oshime and the rest of the team that fought so hard to win the Seria A, not to forget the fans and the staff's, as history was made.

Allegri ? Man deserves it, Juventus management really have trust in him, after the point deduction, they successfully got to second place in the table but was displaced immediately the point deduction came up again.

Spalletti is a good coach and a good person
a very serious professional
not a crybaby like Antonio Conte or a braggart like Mourinho
as well as Allegri, people who work and know how to do their job well