Italian League Prediction Thread (Serie A)

[bering]

Probably Milan will gets new striker this summer because Atletico Madrid player Alvaro Morata has spoke with his agent that he want to leave Atletico Madrid and it say if he is willing to join Milan then Pioli will provide more opportunities to play even most likely will make him a main player if he is able to show good performance and apparently Morata is tempted to play at there even the latest news is that he is willing to lower his salary if he moves to Milan and in the near future Milan will starting to bid him with 12 million and they hope Atletico Madrid will accept this offers however last time i heard Morata was linked to Arabian club Al Taawon it say this team want him and they dare to pay 50 millions per year for his salary and apparently Morata doesn't interested big money and he is more likely want to spend his career at european club

[Strongkored]

I don't optimistic with Inter Milan for next season can repeat achievements in this season because loss many players but Inter Milan tactician Simone Inzhagi not signing any new players yet. Why Inter Milan not balance yet with their squad next season after many player sold and not confirming with new signing?

Why? Money is the answer, they don't have abundant funds to be able to bring in players to renew their squad, that's why they still asked for a loan extension for Lukaku from Chelsea but Chelsea refused, and also why their old striker left because the request for a salary increase was not met by management's, their keeper is likely to leave them too and it could be that Inter let him go for fresh funds.
The key to a club's success in bringing in great players to renew the squad is money and some of the big clubs in Serie A don't have big money capabilities.
I don't think Inter Milan will be worse next season, it won't be easy to get to the Scudetto but being in the top four is very possible for them to achieve while the champions league is different and it will be a question of whether they can repeat what they did last season and even achieve more it's good to be a champion.

[Velvet78]

Probably Milan will gets new striker this summer because Atletico Madrid player Alvaro Morata has spoke with his agent that he want to leave Atletico Madrid and it say if he is willing to join Milan then Pioli will provide more opportunities to play even most likely will make him a main player if he is able to show good performance and apparently Morata is tempted to play at there even the latest news is that he is willing to lower his salary if he moves to Milan and in the near future Milan will starting to bid him with 12 million and they hope Atletico Madrid will accept this offers however last time i heard Morata was linked to Arabian club Al Taawon it say this team want him and they dare to pay 50 millions per year for his salary and apparently Morata doesn't interested big money and he is more likely want to spend his career at european club

Joao Felix is back at Atletico Madrid now. Therefore there is going to be a bigger competition for earning the centre-forward position in the team. Morata must be wishing to leave because of that too maybe. Because after the loanees returned to the team there are quite many strikers available at Atletico Madrid now.

On the other hand Milan are in search of a striker for next season. Because they can't rely on Giroud anymore and Origi isn't promising either. Milan should keep their productivity high to be able to fight for the league title again. Morata could be a quite nice addition to the team in terms of that. He can be beneficial with goals and assists both.

[asriloni]

This news makes the future of greenwood becomes clear

Atalanta are interested in signing Mason Greenwood on loan from Manchester United.

United football director John Murtough has held extensive talks with Atalanta officials and has discussed a possible deal to sign striker Rasmus Hojlund and loan Greenwood to the Serie A club.

https://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/sport/football/transfer-news/man-united-transfer-greenwood-atalanta-27278219

Greenwood reportedly gonna move to the atalanta as a loan while manchester city will be signing hojlund as the new striker for the club. I think that deal is quite good consider greenwood will not be leaving from manchester united. He will be seeking more experience in serie a. That's gonna be a good choice by manchester united. Greenwood reminds me with old rumor if he has been linked to the as roma but jose mourinho dislike him. It makes roma draws from its interest to sign greenwood last season.

Atalanta is taking greenwood as a loan caused by hojlund probably move to the manchester united as soon as possible.

[Uruhara]

For me there was nothing bad at Juventus last season except for just cutting the number of points. Because if without deducting points, everyone knows where Juventus can be and next season will be another place to prove that Juventus is worthy of being reckoned with by its rivals in Serie A. I'm also looking forward to how Juventus will have a very bright next season because they only need show that they are still very strong to the rivals.

Last season was a not so bad season for juventus and they can still make a big contribution in the competition at the top but suddenly came a point deduction which made them a mess. And that is what can be judged if Juventus performance last season was not from their performance but from the points deducted by the FIGC.

Next season is the big reversal expected by fans of the team's progress in the top 4. Vlahovic has not shown a big contribution to scoring goals. He will have to prove himself as a prolific sticker in the next season to help Juventus rise to the top of the standings.

so true. In terms of performance, we all know that Juventus' performance last season was very good. even better than Inter Milan and AC Milan. Even if without deducting points then of course the 2nd or 3rd place was already in the hands of Juventus last season. Unfortunately they were quite unlucky because they had to be subject to point deduction sanctions.

I hope that in the coming season Juventus can once again prove their quality. Massimiliano Allegri is a coach I appreciate. because he was able to keep the Juventus players calm and not be distracted when various problems arose from within and outside the club.

[Blitzboy]

Although Juventus may not perform well this season, their performance is expected to be impressive next season. There is no underestimating a team like Juventus. The upcoming Serie A is working hard to prepare to face the strong teams of this season. Juventus, however, have not had the right direction in the last few seasons. However, Juventus will be on the field with a strong promise of good performance in the upcoming season

For me there was nothing bad at Juventus last season except for just cutting the number of points. Because if without deducting points, everyone knows where Juventus can be and next season will be another place to prove that Juventus is worthy of being reckoned with by its rivals in Serie A. I'm also looking forward to how Juventus will have a very bright next season because they only need show that they are still very strong to the rivals.

The point reduction by the FIGC last season was devastating to Juventus; it was like expecting a chocolate chip cookie and getting a raisin cookie instead. Without a doubt, had the points not been taken away, Juve would have been right there with the leaders, trying to break the world record in the 100-meter dash. However, as the old adage goes, theres no use crying over lost milk (or in this case, points).

The pressure is on Juve to do well in the forthcoming season. Their forwards, and especially Vlahovic, will be crucial. This guy needs to step up his goal-scoring or he'll be about as useful as a chocolate teapot. Will he mature into a potent scoring threat? When will we find out? If he does, however, Juventus might have a chance to win.

[xzone]

Probably Milan will gets new striker this summer because Atletico Madrid player Alvaro Morata has spoke with his agent that he want to leave Atletico Madrid and it say if he is willing to join Milan then Pioli will provide more opportunities to play even most likely will make him a main player if he is able to show good performance and apparently Morata is tempted to play at there even the latest news is that he is willing to lower his salary if he moves to Milan and in the near future Milan will starting to bid him with 12 million and they hope Atletico Madrid will accept this offers however last time i heard Morata was linked to Arabian club Al Taawon it say this team want him and they dare to pay 50 millions per year for his salary and apparently Morata doesn't interested big money and he is more likely want to spend his career at european club

Morata wants to play in Europe, but the price offered is too high. I wouldn't be surprised if he wanted to accept this money. As far as I know, it's been a few weeks since this offer was made, but he still hasn't given a negative response to the offer. I understand that in this case, he will consider the offers of other teams, but he has not made a decision yet

[Jatiluhung]

Probably Milan will gets new striker this summer because Atletico Madrid player Alvaro Morata has spoke with his agent that he want to leave Atletico Madrid and it say if he is willing to join Milan then Pioli will provide more opportunities to play even most likely will make him a main player if he is able to show good performance and apparently Morata is tempted to play at there even the latest news is that he is willing to lower his salary if he moves to Milan and in the near future Milan will starting to bid him with 12 million and they hope Atletico Madrid will accept this offers however last time i heard Morata was linked to Arabian club Al Taawon it say this team want him and they dare to pay 50 millions per year for his salary and apparently Morata doesn't interested big money and he is more likely want to spend his career at european club

Morata wants to play in Europe, but the price offered is too high. I wouldn't be surprised if he wanted to accept this money. As far as I know, it's been a few weeks since this offer was made, but he still hasn't given a negative response to the offer. I understand that in this case, he will consider the offers of other teams, but he has not made a decision yet

And we also will not be surprised if in the end the offer is accepted. 

Actually for Morata playing in Serie A is not a stranger. because he used to play with Juventus in 2014-2016. So that Morata will definitely adapt more easily to AC Milan's pattern of play. And however, AC Milan currently must have a new striker who can accompany Olivier Giroud, because Zlatan Ibrahimovic has retired. But AC Milan also has an alternative target if it fails to get Morata. Reportedly AC Milan will target Gianluca Scamacca (West Ham). But other news says that the West Ham player is actually close to joining AS Roma.

[Pulsar77]

Napoli are entering a new era with Rudi Garcia next season. After a wonderful season with Spalletti I wasn't expecting him to part ways with Napoli this quickly. But lucky Napoli that Rudi Garcia and Spalletti are using the same system mostly. Rudi Garcia also uses a 4-3-3 Attacking formation style and this was his system with Roma in the past when he managed them as well. Rudi Garcia has come here from Al-Nassr by the way. He stayed for only one season there and now after 7 years he is back in Italy.

I don't expect to see big changes happening for Napoli due to the reason I mentioned. They are even likely to keep their most important players in the squad for now as well. This should be enough to keep them in the title race in the Serie A again.

[Jatiluhung]

Napoli are entering a new era with Rudi Garcia next season. After a wonderful season with Spalletti I wasn't expecting him to part ways with Napoli this quickly. But lucky Napoli that Rudi Garcia and Spalletti are using the same system mostly. Rudi Garcia also uses a 4-3-3 Attacking formation style and this was his system with Roma in the past when he managed them as well. Rudi Garcia has come here from Al-Nassr by the way. He stayed for only one season there and now after 7 years he is back in Italy.

I don't expect to see big changes happening for Napoli due to the reason I mentioned. They are even likely to keep their most important players in the squad for now as well. This should be enough to keep them in the title race in the Serie A again.

It's a shame that Spalletti had to leave when he had succeeded in bringing Napoli to its peak again in Serie A. Spalletti decided to take a break from coaching. And Napoli also respects this decision.

And now the new coach Rudi Garcia, who also has a slightly similar strategy to Spalletti, is expected to be able to maintain the glory days that have been achieved by Napoli. And I think that Garcia is carrying quite a bit of the burden right now. because after all, coaching a team that has won the title certainly makes people also have high hopes for Rudi Garcia in the coming season to be able to bring Napoli back to the championship.

[rendravolt]

Napoli are entering a new era with Rudi Garcia next season. After a wonderful season with Spalletti I wasn't expecting him to part ways with Napoli this quickly. But lucky Napoli that Rudi Garcia and Spalletti are using the same system mostly. Rudi Garcia also uses a 4-3-3 Attacking formation style and this was his system with Roma in the past when he managed them as well. Rudi Garcia has come here from Al-Nassr by the way. He stayed for only one season there and now after 7 years he is back in Italy.

I don't expect to see big changes happening for Napoli due to the reason I mentioned. They are even likely to keep their most important players in the squad for now as well. This should be enough to keep them in the title race in the Serie A again.

It's a shame that Spalletti had to leave when he had succeeded in bringing Napoli to its peak again in Serie A. Spalletti decided to take a break from coaching. And Napoli also respects this decision.

And now the new coach Rudi Garcia, who also has a slightly similar strategy to Spalletti, is expected to be able to maintain the glory days that have been achieved by Napoli. And I think that Garcia is carrying quite a bit of the burden right now. because after all, coaching a team that has won the title certainly makes people also have high hopes for Rudi Garcia in the coming season to be able to bring Napoli back to the championship.

Yes, however Spalletti is one of the legends because he managed to lead Napoli to win the Scudetto that had been so long awaited. Napoli doesn't seem to regret losing the coach and they have to make sure they will step up again next season with new colors.

Indeed Rudi Garcia will be the person most responsible for maintaining Napoli's consistency in the next season and I hope that if he doesn't give the same expectations as what the fans want, I hope everyone can understand that. Moreover, Rudi Garcia is not a perfect person and managing Napoli with the pride of all his fans is not easy.

[len01]

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Indeed Rudi Garcia will be the person most responsible for maintaining Napoli's consistency in the next season and I hope that if he doesn't give the same expectations as what the fans want, I hope everyone can understand that. Moreover, Rudi Garcia is not a perfect person and managing Napoli with the pride of all his fans is not easy.

although some people believe that Rudi Garcia is a coach who can bring new changes to Napoli, I'm not sure. we know that Spalletti has a lot of experience and to make a good contribution to Napoli takes a little time while Rudi Garcia doesn't have too much experience yet and hopes to be able to make a difference for Napoli? let's see what happens but a little skeptical of Rudi Garcia.

[shogun47]

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Indeed Rudi Garcia will be the person most responsible for maintaining Napoli's consistency in the next season and I hope that if he doesn't give the same expectations as what the fans want, I hope everyone can understand that. Moreover, Rudi Garcia is not a perfect person and managing Napoli with the pride of all his fans is not easy.

although some people believe that Rudi Garcia is a coach who can bring new changes to Napoli, I'm not sure. we know that Spalletti has a lot of experience and to make a good contribution to Napoli takes a little time while Rudi Garcia doesn't have too much experience yet and hopes to be able to make a difference for Napoli? let's see what happens but a little skeptical of Rudi Garcia.

I thought that Napoli would be able to bring in a well known coach who has achieved great success in the past, but this change is not very special in my opinion. It is an ok change from Spalletti to Garcia. Napoli played such a great season that their ambitions will be high again, but is Garcia the right man for that?

What is Spalletti now doing and did his contract terminate or did he or the club decide to part ways? So far it seems that he didn't sign a new contract when I try to google for it.

[Jody.Drummer]

I don't optimistic with Inter Milan for next season can repeat achievements in this season because loss many players but Inter Milan tactician Simone Inzhagi not signing any new players yet. Why Inter Milan not balance yet with their squad next season after many player sold and not confirming with new signing?

Why? Money is the answer, they don't have abundant funds to be able to bring in players to renew their squad, that's why they still asked for a loan extension for Lukaku from Chelsea but Chelsea refused, and also why their old striker left because the request for a salary increase was not met by management's, their keeper is likely to leave them too and it could be that Inter let him go for fresh funds.
The key to a club's success in bringing in great players to renew the squad is money and some of the big clubs in Serie A don't have big money capabilities.
I don't think Inter Milan will be worse next season, it won't be easy to get to the Scudetto but being in the top four is very possible for them to achieve while the champions league is different and it will be a question of whether they can repeat what they did last season and even achieve more it's good to be a champion.

Money is always a factor where clubs get into trouble because they are limited, the impact is on the strength of the team they will have for the new season. Stability is always compromised when money is not available, and with the limitations that exist they are required to do their best.
If the situation is like that, then they are like hoping for luck, which means they hope the goddess of luck is on their side in the next season. It's regrettable when we always see this, which makes the competition eventually have to decline.

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Indeed Rudi Garcia will be the person most responsible for maintaining Napoli's consistency in the next season and I hope that if he doesn't give the same expectations as what the fans want, I hope everyone can understand that. Moreover, Rudi Garcia is not a perfect person and managing Napoli with the pride of all his fans is not easy.

although some people believe that Rudi Garcia is a coach who can bring new changes to Napoli, I'm not sure. we know that Spalletti has a lot of experience and to make a good contribution to Napoli takes a little time while Rudi Garcia doesn't have too much experience yet and hopes to be able to make a difference for Napoli? let's see what happens but a little skeptical of Rudi Garcia.

With what Napoli achieved last season, the standard of play for Napoli fans will have risen, and surely they want at least the same or even better than last season. It will certainly not be an easy job for Garcia to keep his fans satisfied. Psychologically, he will definitely feel the pressure, because he is required to do the best. As for the coach who has just joined, he must be able to adapt and understand his squad first.
The pressure is definitely there, and if he can't make the pressure into a motivation, then he won't be as expected.

[Unknown Op]

Inter Milan might not have a good start to their campaign last season but surely had an impressive end to the season so impressive that they were one win away from lifting the UEFA Champions League competition.
Romelu Lukaku is a big player for the club and I'm sure the club will do everything possible to keep him at the club for next season's challenges. If Inter continues to improve from where they stopped last season, winning a major honour next season wouldn't be too difficult to achieve

Inter Milan comeback under their charismatic coach has been a magnificent sight that has won over supporters all around the world. They faced Juventus in the finals which was a fascinating ride that showed off their great teamwork and tenacity. Romelu Lukaku suspension being lifted added to the excitement around the second match. His comeback makes Inter Milan lineup which was already strong even more strong, which gives hope for their sustained success in the upcoming season. The decision to relieve Lukaku suspension by the president of the Italian Football Federation further establishes Inter Milan position and paves the way for an exciting future for the team.

[naira]

I thought that Napoli would be able to bring in a well known coach who has achieved great success in the past, but this change is not very special in my opinion. It is an ok change from Spalletti to Garcia. Napoli played such a great season that their ambitions will be high again, but is Garcia the right man for that?

What is Spalletti now doing and did his contract terminate or did he or the club decide to part ways? So far it seems that he didn't sign a new contract when I try to google for it.

Until now, we can only measure Napoli based on the achievements that Rudi Garcia has achieved with his previous club, but because of his lack of achievements, we are not sure that holding control of a club as big as Napoli is a big question mark regarding his ability. But in football, nothing is really easy to guess, maybe Rudi Garcia has his own way of proving many people's doubts. I completely entrust it to him, regardless of whether he is capable or not we will see at the end of the season. What is clear is that Napoli demands as much as possible to maintain the standard criteria that have been achieved.

[HajiBagi]

Napoli are entering a new era with Rudi Garcia next season. After a wonderful season with Spalletti I wasn't expecting him to part ways with Napoli this quickly. But lucky Napoli that Rudi Garcia and Spalletti are using the same system mostly. Rudi Garcia also uses a 4-3-3 Attacking formation style and this was his system with Roma in the past when he managed them as well. Rudi Garcia has come here from Al-Nassr by the way. He stayed for only one season there and now after 7 years he is back in Italy.

I don't expect to see big changes happening for Napoli due to the reason I mentioned. They are even likely to keep their most important players in the squad for now as well. This should be enough to keep them in the title race in the Serie A again.

My research indicates that Osimhen is the team's most clever player when it comes to goal scoring, thus if Napoli hadn't sold him, they would have had a very good team for the upcoming season. There are many teammates that can help the squad score goals, but none of them are as smart as Osimhen. Additionally, changing coaches might benefit the club, but if the group is weak, nobody will be able to understand the coach's formation, and the game will appear strange.
The reason I'm saying this is because many teams are vying for Osimhen with large sums of money, which will force Napoli to sell Osimhen. If they sell him inadvertently, however, it will affect the team. Therefore, my advice is that Napoli should not sell Osimhen and whenever they do want to, they should acquire a good striker player first.

[shogun47]

I thought that Napoli would be able to bring in a well known coach who has achieved great success in the past, but this change is not very special in my opinion. It is an ok change from Spalletti to Garcia. Napoli played such a great season that their ambitions will be high again, but is Garcia the right man for that?

What is Spalletti now doing and did his contract terminate or did he or the club decide to part ways? So far it seems that he didn't sign a new contract when I try to google for it.

Until now, we can only measure Napoli based on the achievements that Rudi Garcia has achieved with his previous club, but because of his lack of achievements, we are not sure that holding control of a club as big as Napoli is a big question mark regarding his ability. But in football, nothing is really easy to guess, maybe Rudi Garcia has his own way of proving many people's doubts. I completely entrust it to him, regardless of whether he is capable or not we will see at the end of the season. What is clear is that Napoli demands as much as possible to maintain the standard criteria that have been achieved.

Nothing is easy to guess, but there is data available that we can look at and Garcia doesn't have a lot of titles or other valuable achievements to his name. Napoli is not PSG where we expect a top coach to be hired, but Napoli also isn't one of these mediocre teams that is forced to fight hard to qualify for the Conference League. They aim at competing for the Serie A title again and I am sure after last season they still have the Champions League taste in their mouth and want to do it better this time. This is what makes me thinking that Garcia could be a coach one level too low.

[Ayers]

The thing is, we cannot judge something simply based on feelings. I actually like the fact that you said that probably your assessment might not be objective because you hate José Mourinho.
Anyway, I also don't like him that much because I don’t think he is a very good coach if he does not have a very good squad. It is true that he did a decent job with Roma, but it cost a lot of money. He also knows that. He is trying to build a squad that is actually going to be good enough for him. And that's why he is spending money. Because he knows without a good squad, he will not be able to improve. At least not at the level which people might expect from him.

I don't judge by feeling
I judge by the results
I pay a lot, I want a lot.. did I get what I paid in the case of Jose Mourinho? No
look at Roma's performances before and during Mourinho, they are exactly the same

Well, you are right. Roma actually started improving a little in the middle of the season. But towards the end, they were not able to continue performing well. The inconsistency is still there. I was having a discussion irl with one of my friends about this same topic and he was saying that Barcelona also spent a lot of money and they did not get as much in return as they probably should have.

But my point is that Xavi is a relatively new coach compared to Jose Mourinho. I think we can expect better from a coach like him who is very experienced. Probably if he is given enough time he will be able to bring better results.

[hahay]

Napoli are entering a new era with Rudi Garcia next season. After a wonderful season with Spalletti I wasn't expecting him to part ways with Napoli this quickly. But lucky Napoli that Rudi Garcia and Spalletti are using the same system mostly. Rudi Garcia also uses a 4-3-3 Attacking formation style and this was his system with Roma in the past when he managed them as well. Rudi Garcia has come here from Al-Nassr by the way. He stayed for only one season there and now after 7 years he is back in Italy.

I don't expect to see big changes happening for Napoli due to the reason I mentioned. They are even likely to keep their most important players in the squad for now as well. This should be enough to keep them in the title race in the Serie A again.

My research indicates that Osimhen is the team's most clever player when it comes to goal scoring, thus if Napoli hadn't sold him, they would have had a very good team for the upcoming season. There are many teammates that can help the squad score goals, but none of them are as smart as Osimhen. Additionally, changing coaches might benefit the club, but if the group is weak, nobody will be able to understand the coach's formation, and the game will appear strange.
The reason I'm saying this is because many teams are vying for Osimhen with large sums of money, which will force Napoli to sell Osimhen. If they sell him inadvertently, however, it will affect the team. Therefore, my advice is that Napoli should not sell Osimhen and whenever they do want to, they should acquire a good striker player first.

Interesting and it seems, Rudi Garcia is also accustomed or has experience in becoming a head coach at a club that plays in Serie A. Thus, then at least Rudi Garcia might be quick to build a good squad and of course, suitable to be applied in the Serie A style of play. But even so, i personally will not quickly have high hopes for Rudi Garcia at Napoli next season, because i think to build a strong and consistent team to be able to compete in the top four will certainly not be easy. But yes, if Napoli can keep Victor Osimhen maybe it can be a guarantee for Napoli to have a good performance. But because the transfer window is still long closed then who knows, maybe at the end of the transfer window there will be a club that will really bring Victor Osimhen, because everything is not certain.