Italian League Prediction Thread (Serie A)

[makishart]

Looking at the schedule for the opening match of Serie A this week, there are no big matches in it. However, I am quite interested in multibeting on the matches of Frosinone vs Napoli, Lecce vs Lazio, and Bologna vs Milan. I think these are the safest 3 matches in the Serie A opener and the betting predictions are also 100% correct for the favorite team to win. Here it is clear that I will hold bets on the wins of Napoli, Lazio and Milan. If we look at the normal odds for the favorite team, it seems that they are good enough by getting a variety of odds from @1.39 to 2.09. Even though I have to wait up to 3 days to determine the result, I think it's okay while enjoying this opening match.

I have picked my choice. Tbh, im feeling doubt to the match between milan vs bologna. It's very hard to determine the result. My feeling said if the result is gonna draw. I hope my feeling was not true caused by i picked it.
Lazio's odds has been dropping slightly. I would not call that bologna vs milan as the safest match to bet. Milan gonna be playing away. Im not feeling good about this. I thought that if it's much more safer for me to pick the match between inter vs monza/roma vs salernitana. Some matches are so difficult to predict. I hope giroud and leao will be on fire against bologna. Multibet is good caused by there will be some matches that can easily be predicted.

I pick Inter, Napolio, Lazio and Juve for the first week of serie a. I hope my pick was the right choices.

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[Unknown Op]

Osimhen's absence indirectly weakened their attacking line. It is worth realizing that before Napoli lost their way towards the end of the season it started when Osimhen was not in the Napoli squad which made them falter and things did not get better even though Osimhen was there because they had lost momentum.

I agree that Osimhen is not the decider but his presence in the squad will indirectly make Napoli stronger and when Osimhen is absent the impact is felt on the team's performance, especially for the attacking line.

Osimhen availability will unquestionably be extremely important to Napoli performance this season. While they might get by without him against inferior Serie A opponents, his absence in their UCL encounter against Milan was blatantly obvious. Given his youth and potential, the choice to keep him on board was sound. But just having him there does not guarantee their success. Challenges have been posed by Napoli squad changes, which include the loss of their greatest defender and the hiring of a new manager. Although having Osimhen is a benefit, failing to take advantage of a prospective sale could hurt their performance as a whole. A more strategic approach that focused on bolstering both the attack and defence might have produced superior outcomes. Nevertheless, how Napoli handles these obstacles will determine its future season.

[rendravolt]

Looking at the schedule for the opening match of Serie A this week, there are no big matches in it. However, I am quite interested in multibeting on the matches of Frosinone vs Napoli, Lecce vs Lazio, and Bologna vs Milan. I think these are the safest 3 matches in the Serie A opener and the betting predictions are also 100% correct for the favorite team to win. Here it is clear that I will hold bets on the wins of Napoli, Lazio and Milan. If we look at the normal odds for the favorite team, it seems that they are good enough by getting a variety of odds from @1.39 to 2.09. Even though I have to wait up to 3 days to determine the result, I think it's okay while enjoying this opening match.

I have picked my choice. Tbh, im feeling doubt to the match between milan vs bologna. It's very hard to determine the result. My feeling said if the result is gonna draw. I hope my feeling was not true caused by i picked it.
Lazio's odds has been dropping slightly. I would not call that bologna vs milan as the safest match to bet. Milan gonna be playing away. Im not feeling good about this. I thought that if it's much more safer for me to pick the match between inter vs monza/roma vs salernitana. Some matches are so difficult to predict. I hope giroud and leao will be on fire against bologna. Multibet is good caused by there will be some matches that can easily be predicted.

I pick Inter, Napolio, Lazio and Juve for the first week of serie a. I hope my pick was the right choices.

I think Bologna vs Milan is a match that is quite clear who will win because Milan really brought in so many players this summer and because of that I am very confident about their victory in the opening game. As for the Inter vs Monza match, according to my predictions and why I didn't take this bet because sometimes Inter is still not consistent enough to win even at home, especially against Monza who also had a good defense last season.



Just look at H2H Inter vs Monza, it was Monza who dominated with one win and one draw. My advice, if you want to bet on that match, make sure to bet on a safe option considering that a draw is still open.

[hahay]

With the change of coach, of course there is Napoli's adaptation to this season, it will be very difficult to be consistent with the new Napoli coach like last season, because the change of coach greatly affects the team's play, I see Milan will try to win the title again this season by bringing in many new players, but Inter and Juventus certainly don't want to stay silent and will try to win the Scudetto again this season, but hopefully Roma and Mourinho can compete, although many people say Mourinho's tactics are over but I'm sure Roma and Mourinho will do a lot this season

I think if Mourinho gets the proper financial support, he can bring Roma to compete in Serie A and win the Scudetto. In fact Roma didn't seem to have done anything big until the remaining time of the transfer, even though the proceeds from the sale of Roger Ibanez to Al Ahli they could use to recruit new players.

On the other hand, Serie A will start a new season at the weekend 19 August 2023 to be precise. The opening match will bring together Frosinone Vs Napoli, the Serie B champions will host the reigning Serie A champions.

Changing coaches does require adaptation but it certainly won't make the team very bad and it won't make the team very weak. Napoli is one of the big teams in Serie A, and even if they have a new coach then at least it will still make Napoli have a good performance. Unless, if Napoli is a mediocre team then at least changing the coach is also not a guarantee for good results.

After all, the fact is that Napoli also still retains Osimhen in the team and thus, then surely Napoli will still have a good performance also next season. It does not matter who is the head coach, because when they have a squad with good chemistry then they will be able to maintain their good performance too. Changing the coach or not, basically to defend the title is a difficult job, but that doesn't mean they become bad at everything.

[Iranus]

With the change of coach, of course there is Napoli's adaptation to this season, it will be very difficult to be consistent with the new Napoli coach like last season, because the change of coach greatly affects the team's play, I see Milan will try to win the title again this season by bringing in many new players, but Inter and Juventus certainly don't want to stay silent and will try to win the Scudetto again this season, but hopefully Roma and Mourinho can compete, although many people say Mourinho's tactics are over but I'm sure Roma and Mourinho will do a lot this season

I think if Mourinho gets the proper financial support, he can bring Roma to compete in Serie A and win the Scudetto. In fact Roma didn't seem to have done anything big until the remaining time of the transfer, even though the proceeds from the sale of Roger Ibanez to Al Ahli they could use to recruit new players.
On the other hand, Serie A will start a new season at the weekend 19 August 2023 to be precise. The opening match will bring together Frosinone Vs Napoli, the Serie B champions will host the reigning Serie A champions.

Changing coaches does require adaptation but it certainly won't make the team very bad and it won't make the team very weak. Napoli is one of the big teams in Serie A, and even if they have a new coach then at least it will still make Napoli have a good performance. Unless, if Napoli is a mediocre team then at least changing the coach is also not a guarantee for good results.

After all, the fact is that Napoli also still retains Osimhen in the team and thus, then surely Napoli will still have a good performance also next season. It does not matter who is the head coach, because when they have a squad with good chemistry then they will be able to maintain their good performance too. Changing the coach or not, basically to defend the title is a difficult job, but that doesn't mean they become bad at everything.

I don't agree with you at all. Napoli's coach change is of course very important matter. You said that since the chemistry between the Napoli players is good, it doesn't matter who the head coach is. This is wrong. A coach prepares a match plan. The coach decides which formation the team will play in. And the overall performance of the team really depends a lot on the coach. A great bonding between the Napoli players we saw last season. But we still don't know if Garcia's match strategy will have a good or bad effect on this bonding. I would say if Garcia can work well with Napoli and not bring too many changes then Napoli performance is likely to remain stable. However, how Napoli will perform is still uncertain. We will have to wait a little longer to see Napoli's performance.

[ShowOff]

But I actually agree with @bering that jose mourinho will probably be able to unlock his full potential. And he will also get a good amount of playtime if he does end up going to Roma. But is it going to be worth the money?

Jose Mourinho can boost mentality of players a lot and strong loyal connections with his players. In season when Mourinho succeeds to build up such things, he got massive success with Chelsea, Real Madrid and Inter Milan.

We are witnessing similar success in Roma last two seasons even Mourinho has very limited transfer budget and player resource in two previous seasons.

That is one of the strengths that Jose Mourinho has as a coach. Mourinho can maximize the potential that exists in his players even though he actually needs a big budget to get better players. I sometimes like his style of play, but not often when he's totally defensive.

Roma have improved during Mourinho's time in charge, but still Mourinho expects Roma to put a lot of money into building a stronger squad. Roma can't compete in Europe if they don't have money, maybe even but it will take a long time and the hard work of every player. However, Roma have also managed to bring in several players to their squad this season such as Leandro Paredes, Renato Sanches, Evan Ndicka, Houssem Aouar and Rasmus Kristensen.

[Fara Chan]

Changing coaches does require adaptation but it certainly won't make the team very bad and it won't make the team very weak. Napoli is one of the big teams in Serie A, and even if they have a new coach then at least it will still make Napoli have a good performance. Unless, if Napoli is a mediocre team then at least changing the coach is also not a guarantee for good results.

After all, the fact is that Napoli also still retains Osimhen in the team and thus, then surely Napoli will still have a good performance also next season. It does not matter who is the head coach, because when they have a squad with good chemistry then they will be able to maintain their good performance too. Changing the coach or not, basically to defend the title is a difficult job, but that doesn't mean they become bad at everything.

A change of coach will certainly bring a different atmosphere within the team. Napoli won Serie A last season under Spalletti and he was able to turn a team that was inhabited by some mediocre players into a very great team. But for the new coach, of course, it will be very difficult to bring the Partenopei back to their glory like last season because the strategy and competition in Serie A will certainly change drastically again. I respect Napoli a lot because they are the defending champions, but it's a shame that this season the Partenopei will find it difficult to compete in the top four.

[FanEagle]

Having small injuries do not matter when they pass, but having small ones that keep on bothering players could end up resulting with terrible future. Lets see what type of injury he has but I believe that it is not going to be all that shocking. I get that it is not really that weird, it was definitely something I would consider to be all that great on the long run, if only he is doing well with that injury.

Napoli definitely made a wrong move there because they didn't sell him and this could end up with him being a little different on the long run, and we should remember that it is not going to be all that easy, we need to focus on what we could potentially do with whatever we have, and that should be the most important case.

[klidex]

But I actually agree with @bering that jose mourinho will probably be able to unlock his full potential. And he will also get a good amount of playtime if he does end up going to Roma. But is it going to be worth the money?

Jose Mourinho can boost mentality of players a lot and strong loyal connections with his players. In season when Mourinho succeeds to build up such things, he got massive success with Chelsea, Real Madrid and Inter Milan.

We are witnessing similar success in Roma last two seasons even Mourinho has very limited transfer budget and player resource in two previous seasons.

That is one of the strengths that Jose Mourinho has as a coach. Mourinho can maximize the potential that exists in his players even though he actually needs a big budget to get better players. I sometimes like his style of play, but not often when he's totally defensive.

Roma have improved during Mourinho's time in charge, but still Mourinho expects Roma to put a lot of money into building a stronger squad. Roma can't compete in Europe if they don't have money, maybe even but it will take a long time and the hard work of every player. However, Roma have also managed to bring in several players to their squad this season such as Leandro Paredes, Renato Sanches, Evan Ndicka, Houssem Aouar and Rasmus Kristensen.

From a long time ago the expertise of coach Jose Mourinho has always been recognized by everyone that he has the expertise to improve the performance of clubs that are coached under any conditions and it doesn't matter what the condition of the players at that time is whether they have reliable players or not but Jose Mourinho is able to maximize the strength that AS Roma can have until now and even last season almost got the European league cup despite losing to Sevilla but at least it shows that Jose Mourinho still has the skills to increase his strength this season.
For me there is no doubt about this because even though there is a huge lack of funds to make transfers for popular players, Jose Mourinho has been able to do well with the players he currently has and I am pretty sure there will be an increase in performance at AS Roma this season.

[giammangiato]

Maybe that's not good for Roma to hire Leandro Paredes from PSG because this player was out of the squad in Enrique's team in PSG and they wanted to sell to release this player to use the empty slot for another player they can hire in the next season, I was thinking Leandro Paredes can't find a team for the next season easily because we didn't see a lot from him in the last season, however, there is the possibility for Leandro Paredes to have better performance in Roma and make PSG feel regret.

In reality he could be an excellent signing, if I have taken PSG it means that he is certainly an excellent player
Then perhaps for strategic reasons he is not using it and therefore the decision to give it away rather than keeping it still to do nothing is correct
as correct the purchase of Roma with the discount

[shogun47]

Changing coaches does require adaptation but it certainly won't make the team very bad and it won't make the team very weak. Napoli is one of the big teams in Serie A, and even if they have a new coach then at least it will still make Napoli have a good performance. Unless, if Napoli is a mediocre team then at least changing the coach is also not a guarantee for good results.

After all, the fact is that Napoli also still retains Osimhen in the team and thus, then surely Napoli will still have a good performance also next season. It does not matter who is the head coach, because when they have a squad with good chemistry then they will be able to maintain their good performance too. Changing the coach or not, basically to defend the title is a difficult job, but that doesn't mean they become bad at everything.

A change of coach will certainly bring a different atmosphere within the team. Napoli won Serie A last season under Spalletti and he was able to turn a team that was inhabited by some mediocre players into a very great team. But for the new coach, of course, it will be very difficult to bring the Partenopei back to their glory like last season because the strategy and competition in Serie A will certainly change drastically again. I respect Napoli a lot because they are the defending champions, but it's a shame that this season the Partenopei will find it difficult to compete in the top four.

I think that is something that needs to be seen because Rudi Garcia is rather unknown to me as he hasn't really had the very big clubs, but is it a necessity to do a good job at Napoli? I am not sure, it seems to be the easier route for any club to get a coach who has decades of experience in the Champions League, but for those clubs which are in between, which are not quite world class but also definitely better than midfield, it is complicated to sign those coaches. I think Mourinho and AS Roma is an exception.

[kawetsriyanto]

A change of coach will certainly bring a different atmosphere within the team. Napoli won Serie A last season under Spalletti and he was able to turn a team that was inhabited by some mediocre players into a very great team. But for the new coach, of course, it will be very difficult to bring the Partenopei back to their glory like last season because the strategy and competition in Serie A will certainly change drastically again. I respect Napoli a lot because they are the defending champions, but it's a shame that this season the Partenopei will find it difficult to compete in the top four.

If a team change a coach, it is not only to trigger a different atmosphere but it probably to have a different style of their game. Each coach may have a different tactic, play of style, characteristic, and the approach to motivate the players. Spalletti is a perfect coach for Napoli, he used a very suitable tactic and he knows well how to improve the motivation of the players. When he left the club, I'm sure it brings a big impact to the whole players. They may lose their spirit and they may feel doubt to keep good performance in the new season. I don't know how Rudi Garcia to deal with this situation.

Anyway, it will be always difficult to defend the champion. Even if Spalletti stays in Napoli, no guarantee to win again the title. Moreover, Napoli changes the coach with Rudi Garcia, the team needs time to adapt with the new tactic. However, I'm sure Napoli still can survive at the top 5 of Serie A.

[Docnaster]

Changing coaches does require adaptation but it certainly won't make the team very bad and it won't make the team very weak. Napoli is one of the big teams in Serie A, and even if they have a new coach then at least it will still make Napoli have a good performance. Unless, if Napoli is a mediocre team then at least changing the coach is also not a guarantee for good results.

After all, the fact is that Napoli also still retains Osimhen in the team and thus, then surely Napoli will still have a good performance also next season. It does not matter who is the head coach, because when they have a squad with good chemistry then they will be able to maintain their good performance too. Changing the coach or not, basically to defend the title is a difficult job, but that doesn't mean they become bad at everything.

A change of coach will certainly bring a different atmosphere within the team. Napoli won Serie A last season under Spalletti and he was able to turn a team that was inhabited by some mediocre players into a very great team. But for the new coach, of course, it will be very difficult to bring the Partenopei back to their glory like last season because the strategy and competition in Serie A will certainly change drastically again. I respect Napoli a lot because they are the defending champions, but it's a shame that this season the Partenopei will find it difficult to compete in the top four.

I think that is something that needs to be seen because Rudi Garcia is rather unknown to me as he hasn't really had the very big clubs, but is it a necessity to do a good job at Napoli? I am not sure, it seems to be the easier route for any club to get a coach who has decades of experience in the Champions League, but for those clubs which are in between, which are not quite world class but also definitely better than midfield, it is complicated to sign those coaches. I think Mourinho and AS Roma is an exception.

Different managers does have different football playing styles and philosophy hence I think it'll take the Napoli team some time before to they adapt to the playing pattern of their new manager.
Rudi Garcia possess all the qualities of a good manager and would definitely have a good spell at Napoli but I think he should be given a little time to work on the team and bring out the best from them

[Leviathan.007]

Changing coaches does require adaptation but it certainly won't make the team very bad and it won't make the team very weak. Napoli is one of the big teams in Serie A, and even if they have a new coach then at least it will still make Napoli have a good performance. Unless, if Napoli is a mediocre team then at least changing the coach is also not a guarantee for good results.

After all, the fact is that Napoli also still retains Osimhen in the team and thus, then surely Napoli will still have a good performance also next season. It does not matter who is the head coach, because when they have a squad with good chemistry then they will be able to maintain their good performance too. Changing the coach or not, basically to defend the title is a difficult job, but that doesn't mean they become bad at everything.

A change of coach will certainly bring a different atmosphere within the team. Napoli won Serie A last season under Spalletti and he was able to turn a team that was inhabited by some mediocre players into a very great team. But for the new coach, of course, it will be very difficult to bring the Partenopei back to their glory like last season because the strategy and competition in Serie A will certainly change drastically again. I respect Napoli a lot because they are the defending champions, but it's a shame that this season the Partenopei will find it difficult to compete in the top four.

I think that is something that needs to be seen because Rudi Garcia is rather unknown to me as he hasn't really had the very big clubs, but is it a necessity to do a good job at Napoli? I am not sure, it seems to be the easier route for any club to get a coach who has decades of experience in the Champions League, but for those clubs which are in between, which are not quite world class but also definitely better than midfield, it is complicated to sign those coaches. I think Mourinho and AS Roma is an exception.

Different managers does have different football playing styles and philosophy hence I think it'll take the Napoli team some time before to they adapt to the playing pattern of their new manager.
Rudi Garcia possess all the qualities of a good manager and would definitely have a good spell at Napoli but I think he should be given a little time to work on the team and bring out the best from them

There is not much chance to say Rudi Garcia will have a good performance in Napoli, especially in the first weeks because this coach doesn't have much information about Napoli like Luciano Spalletti while even Spalletti couldn't win last season with Napoli if other teams doesn't have the drama we saw and that's maybe a good reason to say we can't expect to see a good performance and good results from Garcia in this season at least we can't compare Garcia's Napoli with Spalletti. 

[GiftedMAN]

Changing coaches does require adaptation but it certainly won't make the team very bad and it won't make the team very weak. Napoli is one of the big teams in Serie A, and even if they have a new coach then at least it will still make Napoli have a good performance. Unless, if Napoli is a mediocre team then at least changing the coach is also not a guarantee for good results.

After all, the fact is that Napoli also still retains Osimhen in the team and thus, then surely Napoli will still have a good performance also next season. It does not matter who is the head coach, because when they have a squad with good chemistry then they will be able to maintain their good performance too. Changing the coach or not, basically to defend the title is a difficult job, but that doesn't mean they become bad at everything.

A change of coach will certainly bring a different atmosphere within the team. Napoli won Serie A last season under Spalletti and he was able to turn a team that was inhabited by some mediocre players into a very great team. But for the new coach, of course, it will be very difficult to bring the Partenopei back to their glory like last season because the strategy and competition in Serie A will certainly change drastically again. I respect Napoli a lot because they are the defending champions, but it's a shame that this season the Partenopei will find it difficult to compete in the top four.

I dis agree with you, I think the defending Champions Napoli did a very good job by winning the SeriaA after a very long time and their former coach was the hero because his tactical experience helped to sharpen the performance of his players which gave them the edge to over power their opponents last season to comfortable win the league but seeing the arrival of a new coach with same old players who gave them the league last season, I think the team won't find it difficult this season because they will be motivated to defend their title and with a good performance they may end up retaining the title or finish as runners up this season but I doubt if they will struggle to be in top4 as you think. What the new coach needs to do is to work with his players, follow the pattern of their game Play last season if it will work for him if not he can introduce his own tactics may be it will help them to appear stronger this season and wirh the presence of their attackers and striker, they are sure of finishing the league in a good position.

[AndySt]

There is not much chance to say Rudi Garcia will have a good performance in Napoli, especially in the first weeks because this coach doesn't have much information about Napoli like Luciano Spalletti while even Spalletti couldn't win last season with Napoli if other teams doesn't have the drama we saw and that's maybe a good reason to say we can't expect to see a good performance and good results from Garcia in this season at least we can't compare Garcia's Napoli with Spalletti. 

In any case, there is no need to draw far-reaching conclusions even if Napoli fails the start of the season. Here it will come to the fore to what extent the new head coach of Napoli Rudy Garcia has a great credit of trust in front of Aurelio de Laurentiis, given the not very simple nature of the latter. It is also worth considering such a factor as the start of the Champions League. If in Serie A you can be patient and wait patiently at a distance when a new head coach will build a new team, then in the Champions League you need to show the result immediately in order to have a chance of getting out of the group stage.

[TopT3ns]

That is one of the strengths that Jose Mourinho has as a coach. Mourinho can maximize the potential that exists in his players even though he actually needs a big budget to get better players. I sometimes like his style of play, but not often when he's totally defensive.

Roma have improved during Mourinho's time in charge, but still Mourinho expects Roma to put a lot of money into building a stronger squad. Roma can't compete in Europe if they don't have money, maybe even but it will take a long time and the hard work of every player. However, Roma have also managed to bring in several players to their squad this season such as Leandro Paredes, Renato Sanches, Evan Ndicka, Houssem Aouar and Rasmus Kristensen.

Roma have some of the new players you mentioned, and if they are strong enough to compete in the Serie A League, then it is quite a task for Jose Mourinho to find a suitable strategy for Roma and be able to get a win in his first match against Salernitana on the 20th, with only a few days left. Jose Mourinho must show that the money that has been spent by the club will result in a victory as expected.

[X-ray]

Roma have got some of the new players you mentioned and they are strong enough to compete in the Serie A League, then it is quite a task for Jose Mourinho to find a suitable strategy for Roma and be able to get a win in his first match against Salernitana on the 20th later and only a few days left. Jose Mourinho must show that the money that has been spent by the club will result in the victory as expected.

Roma was just getting some players that jose mourinho didn't want them. Roma was unable to fulfilling mou's request to buy one of the great striker for the club. Roma was doing retrenchment in recruiting the new players. Roma bought those guys with cheap price yet mournho is not yet getting what he wants. Mou needs a good striker and that's it. He really wants morata, but the club didn't have money to buy him from atletico madrid. Roma is still in progress recruiting dusan zapata from atalanta.

The talk is still ongoing and no final agreement already made between zapata and roma. Jose mourinho must be thinking so hard to build the squad with a very limited budget by roma. This club is very poor now. I dunno what's going on with as roma.
It seems that roma has lost its financial power. Roma was always only making a few signings since last season. I doubt if roma will able to compete in serie a without mourinho as the main coach who is handle evrything.
He is also trying to make sure the club spends tiny amounts of money to get satisfied result.

[Leviathan.007]

That is one of the strengths that Jose Mourinho has as a coach. Mourinho can maximize the potential that exists in his players even though he actually needs a big budget to get better players. I sometimes like his style of play, but not often when he's totally defensive.

Roma have improved during Mourinho's time in charge, but still Mourinho expects Roma to put a lot of money into building a stronger squad. Roma can't compete in Europe if they don't have money, maybe even but it will take a long time and the hard work of every player. However, Roma have also managed to bring in several players to their squad this season such as Leandro Paredes, Renato Sanches, Evan Ndicka, Houssem Aouar and Rasmus Kristensen.

Roma have got some of the new players you mentioned and they are strong enough to compete in the Serie A League, then it is quite a task for Jose Mourinho to find a suitable strategy for Roma and be able to get a win in his first match against Salernitana on the 20th later and only a few days left. Jose Mourinho must show that the money that has been spent by the club will result in the victory as expected.

I don't think if Roma can have too many changes in the next season because Roma didn't pay too much in this transfer window to buy many players for the next season, even if they got a famous and experienced coach like Jose Mourinho in this team but if Jose Mourinho doesn't have enough tool he can't do anything there. They had problems with forward because Roma doesn't have many forward to replace Dybala.
But still, the winning chance for Roma is much higher than Salernitana.

[poodle63]

A change of coach will certainly bring a different atmosphere within the team. Napoli won Serie A last season under Spalletti and he was able to turn a team that was inhabited by some mediocre players into a very great team. But for the new coach, of course, it will be very difficult to bring the Partenopei back to their glory like last season because the strategy and competition in Serie A will certainly change drastically again. I respect Napoli a lot because they are the defending champions, but it's a shame that this season the Partenopei will find it difficult to compete in the top four.

Defending the title is the most difficult task for the new coach. Spalletti knew so well how difficult serie a right now. Rudi garcia may be only making a small change in the formation of club.
Osimhen and kvarat was still there but partinopei has been losing min jae which is joining in bayern. Gabri vega is still in the negotiation and napoli trying so hard to push him join in the club as soon as possible. I would not be surprised if napoli may under perform in the first week as it needs more time to adapt with the new strategy that used by rudi garcia as a new coach of napoli.