Italian League Prediction Thread (Serie A)

[harapan]

Its interesting to see how close Allegri seems to be with Juventus, even though Al-Hilal offered him €30 million to leave. It makes you wonder if his dedication is misplaced. There is a small line between being dedicated and being lazy, and I think Allegri may be dangerously close to that line. He's had some bad moments at Juventus, where fans have called for his head on more than one occasion. Even though he's always being watched, its strange that he's decided to stay. His choice could be because he believed in Juventus's potential or because he didnt want to go somewhere new. The latter is a bit upsetting to me. The combination of a fun task and a good salary should have been enough to convince him. Still, only Allegri knows for sure what drives him.

It's funny how someone not wanting to follow only the money may be seen as lazy. Don't you think his staying at Juventus is the more difficult decision?  Juventus is in a very bad situation right now and he doesn't want to bail out on them now that they need him most.  He believes he can bring the club out of that situation and back to the ucl and win the league title.  There's nothing wrong with having faith in yourself and the club you love and work for. 
I am not a fan of Allegri but he has done it at Juventus before and he can do it again if he has the support of the club and fans.

[lalabotax]

There's no club that clearly stated will try to buy his release clause. Napoli is not receiving any offer. All of clubs linked to the osimhen were just fake rumors. Napoli has been making it clear for any clubs interested in signing him must pay what the club demanded from the buyer. Osimhen has very big release clause at this moment. It will be wasting of money for the club to buy him from napoli. I hope that osimhen will able to leave from napoli with free transfer. Osimhen refuses new contract by napoli.

Napoli used its players as a way to farm money by putting very high release clause.

Yes indeed, of course it's just a rumour, and indeed we read from various rumors circulating. As is PSG's interest in Oshimen. Some rumors suggest that if Mbappe leaves PSG, it is very likely that PSG will target Oshimen as a replacement. PSG themselves are already interested in the Napoli forward. Especially seeing how he performed last season, which can be said to be quite brilliant in his contribution to bringing Napoli to Serie A

[Leviathan.007]

There's no club that clearly stated will try to buy his release clause. Napoli is not receiving any offer. All of clubs linked to the osimhen were just fake rumors. Napoli has been making it clear for any clubs interested in signing him must pay what the club demanded from the buyer. Osimhen has very big release clause at this moment. It will be wasting of money for the club to buy him from napoli. I hope that osimhen will able to leave from napoli with free transfer. Osimhen refuses new contract by napoli.

Napoli used its players as a way to farm money by putting very high release clause.

Yes indeed, of course it's just a rumour, and indeed we read from various rumors circulating. As is PSG's interest in Oshimen. Some rumors suggest that if Mbappe leaves PSG, it is very likely that PSG will target Oshimen as a replacement. PSG themselves are already interested in the Napoli forward. Especially seeing how he performed last season, which can be said to be quite brilliant in his contribution to bringing Napoli to Serie A

Maybe PSG start thinking about Victor Osimhen after they lose Mbappe and in this case, Napoli will surely not lose Osimhen easily because we know the Osimhen effect is huge.
I guess still Napoli prefers to keep this player for the next season even if they get the 180m from PSG still, fining a player at this level to fill Osimhen's place for Napoli is not going to be easy.

Now it should not only focus on Allegri but all parties, especially their management, must be more disciplined and adhere to the rules again because the punishment this season is like a blow to the players who are struggling to get points amid the criticism that continues to come to them.
Juventus officials must appreciate this more because it is indeed unfortunate when they work hard in the midst of many disasters such as a storm of injuries to the players but they continue to do well but towards the end they actually have to experience another bitter reality for the reduction of points.

Not only Allegri but all management involved in Juventus must be more responsible, discipline and comply with existing rules, so as not to be faced with the problem of reducing points as happened in the previous season. The solidity of Juventus players is appreciative and if they don't get sanctions then they will be able to finish in third and fourth in the end of the season. This is inseparable from Allegri's ability to combine the existing players, so that despite losing some players they can still appear solid and optimal in playing.

As I said in the point you quoted, all parties without exception management must all be responsible because if it is said to be unfair, it is actually like injustice for players if you see the fault of management.
Now they must try better to make conditions at the club conducive, at least not making mistakes like previous seasons especially in terms of manipulating player prices it would obviously be very good. At least they would still be in the top 4 if their points weren't deducted by 10 because they would be on the same points as Inter despite losing out on goal productivity and possibly 4th place but that would have been great because they locked up the Champions League but that's now in the past.

Now with Allegri's condition that is indeed like a passion to make a proof for Juventus and there are no more rumors about him leaving, he is now starting to feel confident and there are currently some news about Allegri urging to bring in new players.
Actually it's natural because seeing from Juventus' current condition, they definitely want a change even though some players have returned like Zakaria who finished his loan at Chelsea.
Now, Allegri is rumored to want the services of Ez Abde, who is a young Barcelona player but last season was loaned to Osasuna. Abde's performance last season attracted several coaches to bring this player and now Juventus are also trying to bring this player.

These rumors are not true about him leaving Juventus because his performance at Juventus was not bad at all.
Allegri could make his team race for the title with Napoli but the bad atmosphere in the team after the penalty had a bad effect this made Juventus to had a bad performance in some games which is not coming to blame Allegri for it.

[shinratensei_]

AS Roma have quality players, but they failed to see it. Paulo Dybala, one of the Giallorossi's finest players, has been linked with a move to Chelsea. However, the Argentina international has assured his fans that he is not leaving the club and wishes to extend his contract. As Roma's head coach, José Mourinho is a calculated coach with a great deal on his schedule; he needs every assistance he can get right now. José Mourinho is extremely patriotic about his team, and he has no plans to leave; he wants to stay for a few more years and achieved significant trophies with the club.

Chelsea can trigger his release clause easily. As roma aware about that, the club is trying to cancel his release clause but it can happen only when chelsea is not triggering his release clause at the end of month. Dybala has very cheap release clause. Dybala's release clause is around €12 millions for overseas club. Chelsea is having a lot of money to buy his release clause. I saw pochettino is interesting to buy his release clause from as roma. Roma can only hope if chelsea will not try to buy dybala release clause.
That will make the club able to renew his release clause after next month by signing the new contract with dybala. Roma is not happy with the price of his release clause. The club is not expecting his performance was quite good last season.
I think that chelsea will buy his release clause before it's too late.

[AndySt]

It's funny how someone not wanting to follow only the money may be seen as lazy. Don't you think his staying at Juventus is the more difficult decision?  Juventus is in a very bad situation right now and he doesn't want to bail out on them now that they need him most.  He believes he can bring the club out of that situation and back to the ucl and win the league title.  There's nothing wrong with having faith in yourself and the club you love and work for. I am not a fan of Allegri but he has done it at Juventus before and he can do it again if he has the support of the club and fans.

Let's not exaggerate Massimiliano Allegri's loyalty to Juventus too much. By Italian standards, the salary of the head coach is very good and amounts to 9 million euros, and I think that the current offer from Saudi clubs is not the last and Allegri can return to it when their paths with Juventus diverge. Also, do not forget that the penalty for breaking the contract, which is calculated until the summer of 2025, is even greater and amounts to 25 million euros according to some sources and even 36 million according to other sources, so this makes the Juventus management be more tolerant in case of Allegri's failures in terms of results and, accordingly, Allegri himself feels more protected from the whims of management and be more confident in your positions at the club.

[shogun47]

Sometimes we say that some people are not essential in a team, but sometimes things are not entirely true, if there are things and people that are very good to see for the world of football and especially for a club, personally, Allegri is a person who will always make a difference in a team and if he is loved and accepted by his players and they adapt to his system, then he is someone who needs to stay, I want Allegri to stay, over there I had heard a rumor where They said they wanted to take Alelegri to Saudi football, but if he stays at Juve, which needs him so much, it seems perfect to me.

Allegri seems to prefer to stay at Juventus because he is already comfortable there. In fact, he has rejected an offer from the Al-Hilal club, which is ready to pay € 30 million per season if Allegri is willing to become Al-Hilal's coach. But Juventus were very lucky because Allegri was not interested in the Arab League and chose to stay longer with Juventus. I can't imagine how Juventus would be without Allegri. Because Juventus have experienced good times and bad times with Allegri. Allegri continues to be loyal there. Allegri is like a coach who is difficult to separate from Juventus. even if we hear the word Juventus, we will automatically remember the name Allegri there.

Allegri has a tie with Juventus. As a team that he managed for many years, they achieved various successes in Juventus. Now he should not consider the Saudi Arabian offer and continue with Juventus. I think Juventus will be a team that is more focused on success next year. They should not risk losing Allegri.

Didn't he already say that he is going to stay with Juventus? I am not aware of any news that tell the opposite, but maybe you have a source that is informed about the status quo. So far it seems that he wants to go into the next season with Juventus and is also busy building the new team for the beginning of the new season. But the Saudi Arabian offer could still be raised if they really want him and then we could see him change his opinion.

I think Allegri will stay in Italy and we should not think otherwise. Even if an offer comes to him from Saudi Arabia, I am sure he will reject it directly. Italy is a country with significant success in the European league, and Allegri seems to want very much to manage a team in his home country.

No it seems that he already has received an offer from Saudi Arabia I think by the middle of June and it was around 30 million per year, but he didn't accept it. Though does that mean he will definitely stay with Juventus or what is he going to do when the Saudis return and offer him 50 million per year? Currently I think he is earning roughly 15 million per year and he is aware the some players are offered 10x of what they have earned before. He could try to poker now and make them offer more money or he has decided for himself to stay no matter what's going to happen.

[wmaurik]

I do not agree with you, I know Dybala is a good player but Roma doesn't have any other player to replace with him if he gets injured in the games.
That's why the reason for As Roma lost the final match in the Europa League, they have got Dybala but there is no player to take his place.
I think Roma should hire players for the next season to have a stronger squad than last season.

From the facts that were seen last season, it is very logical that AS Roma must look for new players for the same position as Dybala with a level of prowess that is not much different from Dybala. Because everyone might have seen how AS Roma performed against Sevilla in the Europa League final last season, which I even thought that Roma would win at that time.

But Roma's level of luck was still very small at that time even though they had played with quite great tactics and now it was time for AS Roma to look for several replacement players so they could show a greater performance again next season. In addition to the attacker's position, AS Roma must also have a substitute for the defender's position and also for the central position so that it doesn't become a hindrance when their main player is injured.

[Polkeins]

Juventus captain Leonardo Bonucci has 1 year remaining contract but there was no attempts from Juventus they will extended his contract and currently he was thinking some offers which come to him such as from Newcastle and Arabian clubs that it says some of Arabian clubs were interested to used his service but it wasn't mentioned which club who want him and i think it's time for Bonucci to thinking his future because apparently Juventus aren't willing to give him contract extension because Juventus feel his performance was decline and last season Bonucci only played 16 times at Serie A i think it's clear he didn't earn trust from Allegri and moved to other clubs would be good for him especially Arabian clubs because these teams possibly will offering huge money to him

Leonardo Bonucci is about 37 years old. For this reason, Juventus will not be interested in renewing Leonardo Bonucci's contract. Leonardo Bonucci is definitely an experienced player. But Juventus will likely be interested in keeping the young talent in the squad. I would say right now Leonardo Bonucci is looking to go to a club in Saudi Arabia. He is old enough. He will not be able to maintain his fitness in a competitive league like Premier League or Serie A. Will be prone to injury. And so he should join a less competitive league like Saudi Arabia or Super Lig.

37 is a very solid age for a player, you can only remember the example of Tiago Silva, who at 39 is still playing at the highest level, but this is more of an exception, because usually after 35-36 years old usually finish playing. I think Bonucci could agree with the club to let him go at least on loan to a Saudi club. If the experience will be good on both sides, then Bonucci can safely move on as a free player. And he is a really great player, reliable, even if not fast, but his choice of position in front of his own, as well as other people's, goal! 

Bonucci managed to perform in 16 matches in Serie A last season. We got good performances from Bonucci in every match. But it is not enough. Bonucci should move to a less competitive league as we are not sure if he will be able to play even 16 games next season. The competition in Serie A and the Premier League is very high. And if you perform in these leagues, the chances of getting injured are very high. However, Bonucci remains loyal to the Juventus club. He doesn't want to leave Juventus. No wonder he decided to retire next season. But if Bonucci's fitness is good then he probably won't decide to retire.

I think in terms of loyalty to Juventus no one has any questions, but you have to finish on time too and not be greedy while the level of play falls below competitive level.
The club itself should have sent Bonucci to play in the Saudi league or other leagues where he could have earned money, considering how loyal Bonucci was to Juventus and how much he brought to the team's game.

Juventus I think would be interested in Bonucci having a good retirement in soccer, and for that to make money in Saudi Arabia before the end of his career would be a logical move. The main thing is not to move to Milan or rival clubs, but to quietly finish playing in some obscure league with a good salary.

[hd49728]

I think in terms of loyalty to Juventus no one has any questions, but you have to finish on time too and not be greedy while the level of play falls below competitive level.
The club itself should have sent Bonucci to play in the Saudi league or other leagues where he could have earned money, considering how loyal Bonucci was to Juventus and how much he brought to the team's game.

Will he want to leave the club and Europe if he still want to play with Italy in Euro and World Cup?

Look at his former team-mate Chiellini, Bonucci will have find reasons to stay in Juventus. He combined with Chiellini in center of Italy defense and won Euro 2020 together, 2 years ago. Chiellini was not able to play too many matches in that season but he brought his experience to Italy and helped them to win that tournament. Not too far after that trophy, Chiellini retired and Bonucci can try to repeat that achievement in Euro 2024 or World Cup 2026. I believe after next two big tournaments, he can move to Saudi Arabia or retire his career. Bonucci can look at Pepe who still plays for Portugal at his 40 years old.

[giammangiato]

AS Roma have quality players, but they failed to see it. Paulo Dybala, one of the Giallorossi's finest players, has been linked with a move to Chelsea. However, the Argentina international has assured his fans that he is not leaving the club and wishes to extend his contract. As Roma's head coach, José Mourinho is a calculated coach with a great deal on his schedule; he needs every assistance he can get right now. José Mourinho is extremely patriotic about his team, and he has no plans to leave; he wants to stay for a few more years and achieved significant trophies with the club.

Yes, Roma have good players, I know Dybala very well (as a Juventus fan I would say that I know him very well).
He hasn't done badly this year, let's remember that there is monstrous competition in Italy and that the fight for the first places is always very close

[bering]

AS Roma have quality players, but they failed to see it. Paulo Dybala, one of the Giallorossi's finest players, has been linked with a move to Chelsea. However, the Argentina international has assured his fans that he is not leaving the club and wishes to extend his contract. As Roma's head coach, José Mourinho is a calculated coach with a great deal on his schedule; he needs every assistance he can get right now. José Mourinho is extremely patriotic about his team, and he has no plans to leave; he wants to stay for a few more years and achieved significant trophies with the club.

Dybala has fantastic season with Roma that last season he was became an Roma top scorer with 18 goals although Dybala several times to got injured but it doesn't have any affect to his performance and Mourinho is really trust him because for almost each matches if Dybala in the good fitness then Mourinho always be played him and indeed i have read this news too but i couldn't understand from where this rumour appears

Recently Dybala team mate on Argentina national team Enzo Fernandez also respond this rumour that he was very excited to see Dybala moved to Chelsea because he can playing together in the same team but Dybala has been showing his commitment with Roma that he was decide to staying and playing with Roma much longer or at least until his contract expired on 2025 but every possibility will still happen especially Dybala has cheap release clause only 20 millions and maybe if Pochettino really want him then Chelsea are willing to pay according to his clause

[len01]

I do not agree with you, I know Dybala is a good player but Roma doesn't have any other player to replace with him if he gets injured in the games.
That's why the reason for As Roma lost the final match in the Europa League, they have got Dybala but there is no player to take his place.
I think Roma should hire players for the next season to have a stronger squad than last season.

From the facts that were seen last season, it is very logical that AS Roma must look for new players for the same position as Dybala with a level of prowess that is not much different from Dybala. Because everyone might have seen how AS Roma performed against Sevilla in the Europa League final last season, which I even thought that Roma would win at that time.

But Roma's level of luck was still very small at that time even though they had played with quite great tactics and now it was time for AS Roma to look for several replacement players so they could show a greater performance again next season. In addition to the attacker's position, AS Roma must also have a substitute for the defender's position and also for the central position so that it doesn't become a hindrance when their main player is injured.

well, if maybe Dybala wasn't injured maybe AS Roma's hopes would be bigger in the European league last season but however this injury cannot be predicted and let's just say it was a small failure to get the European league cup. In this transfer season, many reliable players will be sold and if AS Roma wants to get a reliable player who can replace Dybala when he has not recovered, it would be better if he is always active in the transfer market.
although none are the same as Dybala, at least there are replacement players who have almost the same performance.
I'm sure that in the summer AS Roma will be stronger to get a trophy in the European league even though the failure disappointed last season.

[MarjorieZimmermanGinger]

As I said in the point you quoted, all parties without exception management must all be responsible because if it is said to be unfair, it is actually like injustice for players if you see the fault of management.

That's true and everyone involved in management must be held accountable and the mistakes they made last season need not be repeated, as either way the point deduction dealt a massive blow to a player who had struggled to finish in the top five in the standings. But because of strong evidence of the violations they committed, Juventus finally had to give up the opportunity to play in the Champions League due to a point deduction.

Now they must try better to make conditions at the club conducive, at least not making mistakes like previous seasons especially in terms of manipulating player prices it would obviously be very good. At least they would still be in the top 4 if their points weren't deducted by 10 because they would be on the same points as Inter despite losing out on goal productivity and possibly 4th place but that would have been great because they locked up the Champions League but that's now in the past.

Next season we will see how Juventus will try to compete again for the top five positions. Allegri has said to stay at Juventus and this is a good move because they don't need to look for a new coach who can adapt quickly to players, Allegri just needs a few new players for next season as additional strength in his squad and they are also missing several players who leaving this season. Player adjustments will be a step for Juventus on how in the next season they will be able to compete at the top flight.

[Velvet78]

I think Dybala is doing the right thing by choosing to stay at Roma rather than joining Chelsea. Because Chelsea seem to have an intention to make a bigger striker signing on one hand. It would be doubtful how much time he would be able to play there. Besides Dybala doesn't even have any experience outside Italy.

Therefore we don't know if this transfer would end up well for him. Maybe he would have adaptation problems and his career would go to a worse point. Dybala is still quite useful for Roma now. His release clause is nothing maybe but Dybala wants to stay anyway so there is no need to worry about this for Roma.

[makishart]

These rumors are not true about him leaving Juventus because his performance at Juventus was not bad at all.
Allegri could make his team race for the title with Napoli but the bad atmosphere in the team after the penalty had a bad effect this made Juventus to had a bad performance in some games which is not coming to blame Allegri for it.

You will not see that happens again soon. Juventus has been solved all of problems with FGIC and UEFA. Juventus may not able to perform in european competition this year but juventus will be comeback strongest after next year. It's caused by juventus sees potential for another sanction to come. Allegri deserves to be treated even better. So many judgement was coming for him. He has become victim from old director's fault by doing some shady things to manipulate the financial of club.
Juventus will be reforming its club again for upcoming season. Some players gonna be sold to the another club and juventus is preparing for regeneration to come again very soon. I can't wait that to happen.

[marcous]

I think Dybala is doing the right thing by choosing to stay at Roma rather than joining Chelsea. Because Chelsea seem to have an intention to make a bigger striker signing on one hand. It would be doubtful how much time he would be able to play there. Besides Dybala doesn't even have any experience outside Italy.

Therefore we don't know if this transfer would end up well for him. Maybe he would have adaptation problems and his career would go to a worse point. Dybala is still quite useful for Roma now. His release clause is nothing maybe but Dybala wants to stay anyway so there is no need to worry about this for Roma.

I think one of the reasons why paulo Daybala stayed at AS Roma is because of Jose Mourinho, the current coach of Roma. Mourinho knows the ins and outs of the English league club because he has coached Chelsea twice, he can convince Daybala to stay at Rome at least until his contract expires. If Daybala accepts Chelsea's offer, it is likely he will become coach Pochettino's second choice. Considering that the EPL is not the same as Serie A in terms of gameplay and culture, I think this will worsen its adaptation there.

In terms of age, Daybala can still play at the EPL level for another 3-4 years, but as you said he has no experience in the EPL. A policy if he stays with Roma, because Mourinho can be the difference in winning a championship trophy. It could be that in the future they can win the Scudetto they have been waiting for a long time, but it is also possible that Daybala will leave in the transfer market this time, who knows.

[hahay]

I think Dybala is doing the right thing by choosing to stay at Roma rather than joining Chelsea. Because Chelsea seem to have an intention to make a bigger striker signing on one hand. It would be doubtful how much time he would be able to play there. Besides Dybala doesn't even have any experience outside Italy.

Therefore we don't know if this transfer would end up well for him. Maybe he would have adaptation problems and his career would go to a worse point. Dybala is still quite useful for Roma now. His release clause is nothing maybe but Dybala wants to stay anyway so there is no need to worry about this for Roma.

Basically, Dybala's condition is no longer good to play like in the English Premier League because of frequent injuries, with frequent injuries it is clear that Dybala is more suitable to play in Serie A. But if Dybala chooses to leave for Chelsea like that, then I personally will doubt Dybala getting a place in the main squad and or, most likely Dybala only becomes a substitute player like that. So yes, in conclusion Dybala would be more appropriate to stay at Roma maybe until his contract expires and then can continue his career in the Saudi Professional League at the age of maybe 31-32 later.

[Unknown Op]

Yes indeed, of course it's just a rumour, and indeed we read from various rumors circulating. As is PSG's interest in Oshimen. Some rumors suggest that if Mbappe leaves PSG, it is very likely that PSG will target Oshimen as a replacement. PSG themselves are already interested in the Napoli forward. Especially seeing how he performed last season, which can be said to be quite brilliant in his contribution to bringing Napoli to Serie A

Osimhen transfer status has been intriguing with Napoli asking that interested clubs comply with their demands. However no real interest or firm offers have surfaced leaving Napoli without any potential suitors for their gifted striker. Including a sizable release clause could discourage clubs from pursuing players like Osimhen. He intends to avoid paying a transfer fee but Napoli insistence on a reasonable valuation makes this seem improbable. Negotiations may be impacted by Osimhen unwillingness to sign a new contract with Napoli but for the time being things are unsure because Napoli is holding fast and no suitors have yet to show up.

[borovichok]

Basically, Dybala's condition is no longer good to play like in the English Premier League because of frequent injuries, with frequent injuries it is clear that Dybala is more suitable to play in Serie A. But if Dybala chooses to leave for Chelsea like that, then I personally will doubt Dybala getting a place in the main squad and or, most likely Dybala only becomes a substitute player like that. So yes, in conclusion Dybala would be more appropriate to stay at Roma maybe until his contract expires and then can continue his career in the Saudi Professional League at the age of maybe 31-32 later.

Chelsea is capable of signing Paulo Dybala, but they are yet to receive any greenlight from the Argentine player.
Paulo Dybala was a terrific talent with a promising future in football. I remembered it like it was yesterday, during his most productive period at Juventus.  He was paired with two of football's all-time greats, Cristiano Ronaldo and Leo Messi. In Juventus, he plays alongside Ronaldo, and in national games, he plays beside Messi, delighted to see how fortunate he was. Perhaps it bothers me to watch him at this point, in a club like AS Roma, where he has been benched numerous times due to injuries. I bet if he could ever bounce back to his best moments in football.

[rendravolt]

AS Roma have quality players, but they failed to see it. Paulo Dybala, one of the Giallorossi's finest players, has been linked with a move to Chelsea. However, the Argentina international has assured his fans that he is not leaving the club and wishes to extend his contract. As Roma's head coach, José Mourinho is a calculated coach with a great deal on his schedule; he needs every assistance he can get right now. José Mourinho is extremely patriotic about his team, and he has no plans to leave; he wants to stay for a few more years and achieved significant trophies with the club.

Rumors of Dybala going to Chelsea have been a hot topic of discussion lately, but I have also found statements through the media saying that Dybala would prefer to stay in Rome and doesn't want to leave in the near future. In addition, his colleague from Argentina who is also currently defending Chelsea, namely Enzo Fernandes, is also trying to seduce Dybala to join him at Chelsea starting next season.

But it seems that Enzo Fernandes' attempt to convince Dybala will fail because Dybala still loves Rome as his home in Serie A and maybe according to Dybala if he joins Chelsea it will actually make his career decline. So I think Dybala's decision is very right to stay, especially with a coach as great as Mourinho is also one of the dreams of star players.