Italian League Prediction Thread (Serie A)

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Morata is a talented player. He performed brilliantly with Atletico Madrid in the last season as well. Morata scored 15 goals and 3 assists. Morata looks set to perform well with AC Milan. But I doubt AC Milan can form a squad worthy of seire A title.

If Alvateam and for me it can be to make a profit.

I'd like to try to bet on the match SK Rapid vs Milan.

ro Morata officially joins Milan, there is no doubt about the future of the team. Despite losing Giroud, Morata became one of the most accurate replacements with a reliability that surpassed Giroud.
You don't have to doubt Milan appearance next season because at the moment, Milan is building a team with the reliable players you've known right now and even though the current Milan coach is still new, I'm sure Milan deserves to be a candidate for the Scudetto title.


BTW, anyone here betting on friendly matches? I am curious to bet on every friendly match on a popular team like that time Napoli managed to beat another

How do you underestimate other teams Inter Juventus AS Roma and all the teams in Seri have started the process of forming their own more solid team, Milan has indeed signed Morata but looking at Morata last season he found it difficult to score and now Milan has brought him in for their project, I thought Milan needed time especially with a new coach, but looking at Roma and Inter, they are significantly improving the quality of their game with a good coach.

So the presence of Morata next season is not something beautiful for Milan because looking at the current Serie A team of course they will not want to give in and will do something to be at the forefront like Bologna did last season, so the question of the Serie A champion candidate next season is very important. It's too early for us to discuss it now.

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At the 25-year old, Osimhen will have like next 3 to 4 years to improve and reach to his best capability of performance. Besides the current contract expiration date, the potential of improvement and ageing effects on the player, will be two biggest factors for any big club that are considering to spend big money for Napoli and Osimhen.

I agree with you. In fact, the prime age of a football player is around 25-30 years and that is the age when a footballer will be at the peak of his performance. Osimhen is now 25 years old and I think it doesn't matter if another club wants to pay Napoli 100 million euros because Osimhen is still in his early prime. But at the moment I see Napoli set a price of 130 million euros for Osimhen and because of that many clubs are still not making an offer. I heard news that PSG is willing to buy Osimhen if the price is around 100 million euros and that is indeed a normal price considering Osimhen's age and current statistics.

25 years old is ideal and can still be developed, but Osimhen price is too high. Like it or not, Napoli wants big profits, but apart from that, Osimhen is no longer a player who is being retained. Because if indeed Napoli no longer needs Osimhen, of course the sale doesn't need to be complicated by setting a high price. It's still fortunate that PSG dares to pay 100 million if it is still not agreed then Napoli will experience cheaper sales. Which club is willing to pay 100 million besides PSG?

Napoli selfishness will end in disappointment, and while Osimhen is still at his ideal age, it would be better to leave for a price that PSG can afford. In next season I am sure Osimhen price will drop further, 100 million is a profitable price for Napoli to improve themselves. Their demands in series A are very heavy, there are still many things that need to be taken care of apart from being busy offering Osimhen at a high price. The more I come here to Napoli, the more I don't like it. They think in the hands of a new coach like Conte it can be better? lol

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Napoli selfishness will end in disappointment, and while Osimhen is still at his ideal age, it would be better to leave for a price that PSG can afford. In next season I am sure Osimhen price will drop further, 100 million is a profitable price for Napoli to improve themselves. Their demands in series A are very heavy, there are still many things that need to be taken care of apart from being busy offering Osimhen at a high price. The more I come here to Napoli, the more I don't like it. They think in the hands of a new coach like Conte it can be better? lol

Actually, I can understand if Napoli wants to make a profit, but the problem is that Napoli thinks too much about profits without thinking about the long term, whereas there are already other clubs that provide benefits to Napoli, but with this selfishness, Napoli could end up like the case of Mbappe, who left PSG, causing losses in the future.
For the past few weeks I have actually thought that if Napoli kept Osimhen and no other club paid him, Osimhen would experience a slight decline in performance because he was no longer comfortable at Napoli.
I'm also not too sure even though Napoli have Conte but in fact when Napoli sold Osimhen, the coach didn't keep the player and that means Conte wasn't too interested.

[Docnaster]

Napoli selfishness will end in disappointment, and while Osimhen is still at his ideal age, it would be better to leave for a price that PSG can afford. In next season I am sure Osimhen price will drop further, 100 million is a profitable price for Napoli to improve themselves. Their demands in series A are very heavy, there are still many things that need to be taken care of apart from being busy offering Osimhen at a high price. The more I come here to Napoli, the more I don't like it. They think in the hands of a new coach like Conte it can be better? lol

Actually, I can understand if Napoli wants to make a profit, but the problem is that Napoli thinks too much about profits without thinking about the long term, whereas there are already other clubs that provide benefits to Napoli, but with this selfishness, Napoli could end up like the case of Mbappe, who left PSG, causing losses in the future.
For the past few weeks I have actually thought that if Napoli kept Osimhen and no other club paid him, Osimhen would experience a slight decline in performance because he was no longer comfortable at Napoli.
I'm also not too sure even though Napoli have Conte but in fact when Napoli sold Osimhen, the coach didn't keep the player and that means Conte wasn't too interested.

Though not many of us thinks that Napoli's approach about Victor Osimhen's future is right, but we still have to look things from the club's point of view. They're requesting for huge amount of money before the can let the Nigerian striker leave because they know the quality he posseses as will sign his replacement if he leaves so you should expect them to go for a fee as to make gains with his sale. Paris Saint Germaine couldn't get a single fee when Kylian Mbappe left the club because they rejected every offer that came to their table about the player with the intention of convincing him to extend his contract with the club but Napoli I don't think wants to keep Osimhen which is why they're open to let him go if they receive a good offer.
It was reported yesterday that Paris Saint Germaine are showing interest in Osimhen and are likely to sign him this summer. If the two clubs should come to terms in their negotiation, Osimhen will be joining the French champions

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Rabiot has decided not to extend his contract with Juventus and now he can leave as a free agent. It seems quite regrettable why he had to leave Juventus even though his performance still had quite an impact on the team's performance. But there comes a time for players when they are no longer interested in their club and perhaps Rabiot is challenged to look for a new challenge.

I think there will be many teams who will take advantage of Rabiot's current situation by signing him for free and I think teams in Serie A will definitely be quite interested in him. Rather than going to the Saudi pro league or MLS at the age of 29, wouldn't it be better for him to stay in Europe to continue his career.

I'm quite curious, is it possible that Inter will take this opportunity to sign Rabiot? remembering they always do it to be able to get players for free.

Source: https://twitter.com/FabrizioRomano/status/1813908531306811474

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His performance declined due to some problems such as injuries and internal problems that Osimhen had with Napoli and even some other players whose agents had a dispute maybe yes, but saying “drastically declined” for his performance in Serie A this season is excessive.



We can see a comparison of Osimhen's record from last season and this season. Actually, although his performance has decreased, in terms of scoring he is still very good. It's just that we are too focused on Napoli's decline which is quite drastic because last season they were at the top of the table but this season Napoli are in 10th place so we assume that Osimhen has also experienced a drastic decline. Even though I think if we respond logically in this season Osimhen's performance is still quite good even though it is not as aggressive as in the previous season but we know what happened because of that.

Calculating from the ratio of goals scored with Napoli last season and the season before, it is true that he has experienced a decline, but if you say it has dropped drastically that is still up for discussion. If you calculate the average in the previous season he scored 0.8+ goals in each match, whereas last season he scored 0.6 goals in all matches played in Serie A. This is a decline which is still quite reasonable, especially as Napoli also experienced a lot of decline, they experienced down 9 places, Steelah managed to become champion in the previous season.

However, this also cannot be avoided when team performance or ranking is one of the factors that will be seen as a basis for assessing players. As was said when Napoli were ranked 10th, players would also be considered the same (having experienced a drastic decline) because some people based it on team achievements rather than individual player performances.

Actually this happened because of high expectations and assumed that Osimhen could again be able to bring Napoli to the same situation but we did not realize that 1 player would ultimately not be able to bring Napoli to that direction especially the decline that occurred for Napoli was inseparable from how the transition occurred because of the change of coach again and again.

Napoli's decline and the quality of Osimhen cannot be simply equated because after all when a club competes then we have to look at the overall performance of the team not individually so that Napoli's decline will not affect the price of Osimhen because after all no matter how bad Napoli Osimhen still scored well even though it decreased slightly but his individual performance was clearly still quite good so the price of 100 million which is considered not too feasible I think needs to be questioned.
Even if you trace and see the statistics at the end of the season he is still one of the top 5 scores in Serie A, it indicates that Osimhen is still quite good even though there is a slight decline.

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I think recruiting Gregorio from monza is the right thing for Juventus but if they also loan Szczesny to monza then it is a stupid move because after all Szczesny is still a good goalkeeper and just will make strengthen monza later, it is better for Juventus to loan or sell Szczesny to a team outside Italy at this time.

It makes sense to grow but I don't understand the logic of loaning Szczesny to Monza, nor do I.  It doesn't make sense, either you decide to focus on young people or not.
This move doesn't make much sense because in any case you no longer have him for a season, perhaps it was for some other young player we don't know.  Everything is possible.

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I think recruiting Gregorio from monza is the right thing for Juventus but if they also loan Szczesny to monza then it is a stupid move because after all Szczesny is still a good goalkeeper and just will make strengthen monza later, it is better for Juventus to loan or sell Szczesny to a team outside Italy at this time.

It makes sense to grow but I don't understand the logic of loaning Szczesny to Monza, nor do I.  It doesn't make sense, either you decide to focus on young people or not.
This move doesn't make much sense because in any case you no longer have him for a season, perhaps it was for some other young player we don't know.  Everything is possible.

Recruiting a player like Gregorio as a goalkeeper is the right thing for Juventus even though they have to loan Szczesny to Monza, you should know that Juventus' backup goalkeepers are very tough. For example, Mattia Perin, Carlo Pinsoglio, both of whom are also goalkeepers whose greatness is undoubtedly great and both of whom are really surprising when played in a match, so it is not difficult for Juventus when they lose a goalkeeper like Szczesny, Thiago Motta's decision to use young players is something that must be done in all clubs because the era has changed.

Like it or not, Juventus must overhaul all lines that are considered very weak, so Thiago Motta adds ammunition that Juventus really needs next season because the hunt for the Champion title is very tight that they know their rivals will definitely do the same thing as Juventus did.

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If Alvaro Morata officially joins Milan, there is no doubt about the future of the team. Despite losing Giroud, Morata became one of the most accurate replacements with a reliability that surpassed Giroud.
You don't have to doubt Milan appearance next season because at the moment, Milan is building a team with the reliable players you've known right now and even though the current Milan coach is still new, I'm sure Milan deserves to be a candidate for the Scudetto title.

He's a great player, I've been following him since he played in La Liga and he's already been to Italy, a player who we know very well how he plays and what he does and doesn't do.
I would say a practically strategic purchase from my point of view, let's see if perhaps we can bring good players to Italy and not make them go (like Osimhen).

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I think recruiting Gregorio from monza is the right thing for Juventus but if they also loan Szczesny to monza then it is a stupid move because after all Szczesny is still a good goalkeeper and just will make strengthen monza later, it is better for Juventus to loan or sell Szczesny to a team outside Italy at this time.

It makes sense to grow but I don't understand the logic of loaning Szczesny to Monza, nor do I.  It doesn't make sense, either you decide to focus on young people or not.
This move doesn't make much sense because in any case you no longer have him for a season, perhaps it was for some other young player we don't know.  Everything is possible.

With Juventus he has always been a mainstay in the main squad, but I also don't think what their plans were when they loaned Szczesny to another team. Unless they already have someone ready to replace Szczesny in the squad and they believe that player can be better than Szczesny's game between the sticks. This seems like a very long consideration for them, so they dare to do something like this.
Juventus have started to improve in the last few seasons, but in my opinion that is still not enough, because they are still unable to compete with teams that are better than them. In the next season they have to make sure they can be more consistent in the game. because the problems they faced last season were directly related to their consistency. Moreover, at the end of the season, they got consecutive draws, even though these points were very crucial for them.

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Rabiot has decided not to extend his contract with Juventus and now he can leave as a free agent. It seems quite regrettable why he had to leave Juventus even though his performance still had quite an impact on the team's performance. But there comes a time for players when they are no longer interested in their club and perhaps Rabiot is challenged to look for a new challenge.

I think there will be many teams who will take advantage of Rabiot's current situation by signing him for free and I think teams in Serie A will definitely be quite interested in him. Rather than going to the Saudi pro league or MLS at the age of 29, wouldn't it be better for him to stay in Europe to continue his career.

I'm quite curious, is it possible that Inter will take this opportunity to sign Rabiot? remembering they always do it to be able to get players for free.

Source: https://twitter.com/FabrizioRomano/status/1813908531306811474

Juventus are currently really crazy in doing a reshuffle of their team ahead of next season, Juventus have released a lot of current players and Rabiot who was one of their mainstay players last season also will not get a place in the main squad of Motta next season, Rabiot has actually been waiting for Juventus' commitment to extend his contract but Juventus no longer do it because they currently have Douglas Luiz and also Khephren Thuram this in the midfield, in addition to Rabiot who has indeed be released by Juventus at this time with a free transfer reportedly there are still several players who are on the sale list by Juventus at this time such as Chiesa, Szczesny and several other players who are indeed not included in the motta plan next season, in addition to selling many players, Juventus currently has brought in Douglas Luiz,  Di Gregorio and Khephren Thuram and their are still eyeing a few more players for them to get.
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Though not many of us thinks that Napoli's approach about Victor Osimhen's future is right, but we still have to look things from the club's point of view. They're requesting for huge amount of money before the can let the Nigerian striker leave because they know the quality he posseses as will sign his replacement if he leaves so you should expect them to go for a fee as to make gains with his sale. Paris Saint Germaine couldn't get a single fee when Kylian Mbappe left the club because they rejected every offer that came to their table about the player with the intention of convincing him to extend his contract with the club but Napoli I don't think wants to keep Osimhen which is why they're open to let him go if they receive a good offer.
It was reported yesterday that Paris Saint Germaine are showing interest in Osimhen and are likely to sign him this summer. If the two clubs should come to terms in their negotiation, Osimhen will be joining the French champions

Truly even Napoli seems to be aware that the drop in his performance is due to the fact that he's not perfectly comfortable playing at Napoli again, so if he goes elsewhere especially Chelsea where he's always seen as his dream team, his performance may likely get back top notch and that will mean he was worth every of the money spent on his transfer and so they have decided to make sure to make as much profit as they can off his transfer so it doesn't appear like they lost at any point. Napoli may not suffer the same fate with PSG in the case of mbappe because osimhen still have an unfinished contract and that's why they kept such a high bid on him.

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If Napoli maintains Osimhen's release clause, which is worth 130 million euros, this will indeed be very risky, making Osimhen unable to go to any team. And he will continue to stay at Napoli and it is possible that next season his selling value will decrease further. Currently Napoli do not have many options in this regard. Because so far, although Chelsea and Arsenal are said to be interested in Osimhen, so far they have not made an offer as big as PSG. Even Arsenal have withdrawn from the hunt for Osimhen. So I think Napoli really shouldn't waste this opportunity now. And maybe PSG will think about if Osimhen is lowered back to 110 million Euros.

Napoli thinks they're holding all the cards with this €130 million clause for Osimhen? Yeah, maybe he was a beast last season, but this is the transfer market we're talking about. Chelsea and Arsenal sniff around, but they aren't biting. What does that tell you?

PSG is interested, but even they ain't paying that ludicrous price. And you know what happens if Osimhen stumbles next season? His value goes down the drain. So Napoli ends up with a sulking star who's pissed off because he's stuck there. That's a recipe for disaster, both for the team and for Osimhen.

There's always middle ground. PSG might pony up if the price drops. So why is Napoli being so damn stubborn? They're risking way more than losing a big transfer fee. They're messing with a player's career, and that's just bad business.

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If Alvaro Morata officially joins Milan, there is no doubt about the future of the team. Despite losing Giroud, Morata became one of the most accurate replacements with a reliability that surpassed Giroud.
You don't have to doubt Milan appearance next season because at the moment, Milan is building a team with the reliable players you've known right now and even though the current Milan coach is still new, I'm sure Milan deserves to be a candidate for the Scudetto title.

He's a great player, I've been following him since he played in La Liga and he's already been to Italy, a player who we know very well how he plays and what he does and doesn't do.
I would say a practically strategic purchase from my point of view, let's see if perhaps we can bring good players to Italy and not make them go (like Osimhen).

Milan appointed Paulo Fonseca as the new coach to replace Stefano Pioli, and I think Paulo Fonseca is not a bad coach either. Because after all, in the past also that Paulo Fonseca was once the head coach of AS Roma although indeed, the fact is that when Paulo Fonseca became the head coach of AS Roma in the past that Paulo Fonseca did not succeed in making AS Roma win a trophy at that time. But yes, maybe at Milan who knows Paulo Fonseca will be able to make Milan get a trophy although indeed, I am also not completely sure.

But about Morata of course this is the right transfer or purchase because after all, Morata also has a lot of experience in winning many trophies with the Spanish national team, and then won trophies when playing at Real Madrid, Juventus and Chelsea. Of course, with the great experience that Morata has, it will make Milan's attack line better later.

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Truly even Napoli seems to be aware that the drop in his performance is due to the fact that he's not perfectly comfortable playing at Napoli again, so if he goes elsewhere especially Chelsea where he's always seen as his dream team, his performance may likely get back top notch and that will mean he was worth every of the money spent on his transfer and so they have decided to make sure to make as much profit as they can off his transfer so it doesn't appear like they lost at any point. Napoli may not suffer the same fate with PSG in the case of mbappe because osimhen still have an unfinished contract and that's why they kept such a high bid on him.

Osimhen showed that approach is important to him, which was very clear during Spalletti's time when he was at the peak of his form. After that, he was unable to repeat the same results, and in fact, before that, he also could not demonstrate something similar. Osimhen has very good potential, but he requires a special approach, so there may not be many teams that would like to buy him.

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I understand that they do not want Szczęsny anymore and that is understandable because he is getting old and he is not getting stats like they used to. But they should not fall to the same mistake that United did by getting Onana, they fired De Gea right away, and then they decided to get Onan and assumed it would be fine. Juventus doesn't have any replacement right now, they have Di Gregorio or whatever player they got on loan, and I am sure that he is "fine" but that is not a Juventus level goalkeeper, they should be getting someone that would be for a long term great situation, would benefit them a lot more.

I believe that we need to consider the fact that they need to first hire someone better than Szczęsny and then hope that they could do something else later on. If they fire him before they hire someone better, they are going to be stuck with whatever player they have, and that is not going to end up with anything good, will hurt them for the long term. There are so many great young players out there who could be at Juventus level, and if they just spend some money on it, they could do that, but getting a loan player from Monza isn't the way to go if you ask me, doesn't really make sense.

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Though not many of us thinks that Napoli's approach about Victor Osimhen's future is right, but we still have to look things from the club's point of view. They're requesting for huge amount of money before the can let the Nigerian striker leave because they know the quality he posseses as will sign his replacement if he leaves so you should expect them to go for a fee as to make gains with his sale. Paris Saint Germaine couldn't get a single fee when Kylian Mbappe left the club because they rejected every offer that came to their table about the player with the intention of convincing him to extend his contract with the club but Napoli I don't think wants to keep Osimhen which is why they're open to let him go if they receive a good offer.
It was reported yesterday that Paris Saint Germaine are showing interest in Osimhen and are likely to sign him this summer. If the two clubs should come to terms in their negotiation, Osimhen will be joining the French champions

Truly even Napoli seems to be aware that the drop in his performance is due to the fact that he's not perfectly comfortable playing at Napoli again, so if he goes elsewhere especially Chelsea where he's always seen as his dream team, his performance may likely get back top notch and that will mean he was worth every of the money spent on his transfer and so they have decided to make sure to make as much profit as they can off his transfer so it doesn't appear like they lost at any point. Napoli may not suffer the same fate with PSG in the case of mbappe because osimhen still have an unfinished contract and that's why they kept such a high bid on him.

Everything will be achieved if the offer from the team interested in Osimhen matches what Napoli is asking for. So far, only two teams want to tempt Osimhen in this transfer market where PSG and Chelsea are competing to get Osimhen. Of course, Osimhen did not find his best performance in the previous season because he was uncomfortable with the situation that occurred in the team where the change of coach made the Napoli players fail to concentrate in every match. Osimhen's contract with Napoli will end in the 2026 season so Napoli still insists on retaining Osimhen in this transfer market.

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If Napoli maintains Osimhen's release clause, which is worth 130 million euros, this will indeed be very risky, making Osimhen unable to go to any team. And he will continue to stay at Napoli and it is possible that next season his selling value will decrease further. Currently Napoli do not have many options in this regard. Because so far, although Chelsea and Arsenal are said to be interested in Osimhen, so far they have not made an offer as big as PSG. Even Arsenal have withdrawn from the hunt for Osimhen. So I think Napoli really shouldn't waste this opportunity now. And maybe PSG will think about if Osimhen is lowered back to 110 million Euros.

Napoli want to make miss use of Osimhen that's why he as this value and even the rate that any clubs that has interest on him decrease, Napoli don't that the guy is great players which why they didn't maintained as well, once the Osimhen get into big teams now they later regrets of what it has done so far in the Napoli.
 
Yeah you're in the point the way so many clubs are having interesting on Osimhen now, and Napoli is demanding a huge amount of euros if care is not taking once the next season league keep off and they refuse to release out, I don't think it will later worth the amount of euros they're demanding now.

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Rabiot has decided not to extend his contract with Juventus and now he can leave as a free agent. It seems quite regrettable why he had to leave Juventus even though his performance still had quite an impact on the team's performance. But there comes a time for players when they are no longer interested in their club and perhaps Rabiot is challenged to look for a new challenge.

I think there will be many teams who will take advantage of Rabiot's current situation by signing him for free and I think teams in Serie A will definitely be quite interested in him. Rather than going to the Saudi pro league or MLS at the age of 29, wouldn't it be better for him to stay in Europe to continue his career.

I'm quite curious, is it possible that Inter will take this opportunity to sign Rabiot? remembering they always do it to be able to get players for free.

Source: https://twitter.com/FabrizioRomano/status/1813908531306811474

Yes, after five seasons in the Juventus uniform, Rabiot finally left Juventus. This is quite surprising news, because as we know, Rabiot still has quite good performance and influence at Juventus. So it is very unfortunate that Rabiot left Juventus. Well, currently there are definitely lots of clubs who are interested in bringing him in, because apart from being able to get Rabiot for free, Rabiot also still has very good performance. So it is very likely that Rabiot will be of interest to many clubs in this transfer market. Apart from that, Inter does have the potential to recruit Rabiot, but in my opinion the possibility is very small. Because currently Inter has quite a lot of midfielders in their squad, so if for example Rabiot was brought in by Inter it might be a little inappropriate. So my prediction is that Rabiot will most likely not be recruited by Inter.

Apart from that, from the news circulating, it is reported that Rabiot will continue his career in the Premier League. The reason is that currently rumors are circulating that Manchester United and Arsenal are very interested in bringing in Rabiot. Maybe it makes sense and would be better if Rabiot went to one of those clubs. Because it is certain that Rabiot will get a new playing experience and also a different atmosphere. Because as we know, the atmosphere in the Premier League is hotter than Serie A, as is the competition. So I think it would be better if Rabiot went to Manchester United or Arsenal in this transfer market. However, there is a slight problem, Rabiot reportedly wants a fairly high salary. So this will certainly make the clubs that want him think twice about bringing him in.

[SmartCharpa]

Actually, I can understand if Napoli wants to make a profit, but the problem is that Napoli thinks too much about profits without thinking about the long term, whereas there are already other clubs that provide benefits to Napoli, but with this selfishness, Napoli could end up like the case of Mbappe, who left PSG, causing losses in the future.
For the past few weeks I have actually thought that if Napoli kept Osimhen and no other club paid him, Osimhen would experience a slight decline in performance because he was no longer comfortable at Napoli.
I'm also not too sure even though Napoli have Conte but in fact when Napoli sold Osimhen, the coach didn't keep the player and that means Conte wasn't too interested.

Since Conte was hired as Napoli new coach and was eager to get Lukaku, an attacking midfielder who he liked to work with, I realized that Conte isn't interested in Osimehn for next season. I remember the last time the club made a TikTok video mocking him after he missed a penalty, since then Osimehn has shown little interest in staying in the club, but he has not had any offers from other clubs. The club is also working to sell him for profit, which is very bad, they believe that if they sell Osimehn at a high price, they will be able to spend the money to purchase 2 to 3 players to improve their performance, which will not benefit them because they will not have a best striker like him.

To be honest, Osimehn needs to leave Napoli for his good and to save his career, I believe that PSG is also not good at winning the Champions League, but at least he will be able to win the league title as easily with PSG, not like Napoli where he struggled to win some of their games and after giving his all to help the club win a trophy that they hadn't won in years.