Italian League Prediction Thread (Serie A)

[Jatiluhung]

After the defeat from PSG, and also its failure in Serie A, Inter is currently focusing on strengthening the midfield and part of the front.

Well, this time, Inter Milan has officially signed Luis Henrique, a 23-year-old winger from Marseille. Henrique is considered as one of the good potentials for Inter Milan, his career in Marseille, with a total of 9 goals and 10 assists during his time in Marseille last season. with a fee of €25m.

Source: Official, confirmed. Luis Henrique joins Inter on €25m deal
But, will it mean that Inter with their new coach will use different tactic of optimizing winger?

Well, at least Inter Milan are still moving in the transfer market to strengthen their team. But I actually don't pay much attention to Inter Milan in their movements in the transfer market. But I still think more about who the new Inter Milan coach will be. Is it true that it is Cristian Chivu who we know is the coach of the Parma Club?

As long as he is Parma's coach, I don't think I can see the advantages of this coach in handling the Parma squad. but I hope Cristian Chivu can show better qualities as a coach at Inter Milan. Chivu has also said farewell to the Parma club. But still I'm not sure whether Chivu will really make Inter Milan even better or vice versa. I'm worried that Inter Milan will become like AC Milan in the season that has just ended.

[Lannakosa]

If the old coach had led Atalanta to win Serie A, I highly doubt that the Atalanta board would have fired the coach, so it seems to me that the Atalanta board is adrift. If this new coach can't keep the team in the 4th position, then the Atalanta board will fire him.

When the board of a club gets used to reaching the European Champions League, but doesn't win the title, they start thinking that it's the coach's fault and that when they hire another one, then everything will be easy, but the harsh reality becomes clear in the middle of the season when the club with the new coach doesn't even reach the 6th position. I believe that this will happen with Atalanta

I was surprised when I saw that Yuric would take Gasparini's place. Of course, getting a place in the Champions League was not easy for Atalanta, but Gasparini definitely deserved credit for that, and Yuric, in my opinion, is a mediocre coach, with whom Atalanta will definitely not be able to finish the next season in the top 4. But I think that he will not stay at Atalanta for too long, especially if the management is ambitious. And as far as I know, Gasparini decided to leave Atalanta on his own, he was not fired.

[Jatiluhung]

Everyone is wondering why Atalanta chose a manager who has had less than satisfactory results throughout his managerial career, but what people don't see is that it's about club philosophy & club vision. Atalanta is known as a team that plays attacking football (unlike Atletico Madrid) & also known as a club that produces young talents. This philosophy and vision of Atlanta is in line with Ivan Juric, that's why Atalanta chose him. Before the season starts, we can only guess, but when it starts, we might see the results.

I am also one of those people who really wonder why Atalanta chose Ivan Juric. because according to the coach's track record, we have not been able to see many of the achievements that Ivan Juric has achieved during his time as a coach at several previous clubs. So it is very natural that many people question this. But actually it doesn't rule out the possibility that Juric will be able to make Atalanta even better. If indeed he is compatible with the vision and mission of this club. But I was really disappointed when I saw Atalanta let go of their old coach, Gasperini. But maybe Gasperini has been at Atalanta too long. because Gasperini has been coach of Atalanta for 9 years. So it's not bad that we are now curious about Atalanta in the new season, whether there will be any striking differences under the new coach or not.

[Volgastallion]

Everyone is wondering why Atalanta chose a manager who has had less than satisfactory results throughout his managerial career, but what people don't see is that it's about club philosophy & club vision. Atalanta is known as a team that plays attacking football (unlike Atletico Madrid) & also known as a club that produces young talents. This philosophy and vision of Atlanta is in line with Ivan Juric, that's why Atalanta chose him. Before the season starts, we can only guess, but when it starts, we might see the results.

I am also one of those people who really wonder why Atalanta chose Ivan Juric. because according to the coach's track record, we have not been able to see many of the achievements that Ivan Juric has achieved during his time as a coach at several previous clubs. So it is very natural that many people question this. But actually it doesn't rule out the possibility that Juric will be able to make Atalanta even better. If indeed he is compatible with the vision and mission of this club. But I was really disappointed when I saw Atalanta let go of their old coach, Gasperini. But maybe Gasperini has been at Atalanta too long. because Gasperini has been coach of Atalanta for 9 years. So it's not bad that we are now curious about Atalanta in the new season, whether there will be any striking differences under the new coach or not.

What? I mean WHAT? i was not following transfermarket of coach aside of Gasperini goin to Rome, but again WHAT? how Atalanta can choose Juric like you said, what management of teams looks on him? i mean he is a disaster and not suitable for how this Atalanta play football, horrible decission made by the Atalanta management.

[free-bit.co.in]

This is a bad move by Atalanta management, I don't think the team will be able to improve by hiring a coach without any successful experience in previous teams so I don't expect anything for Atalanta next season because I'm sure they won't be better because the coach they brought in doesn't guarantee anything from his past career history.

Straight 8 years with Atalanta is really a long time. under Gian Piero Gasperini Atalanta improved a lot, they come up with capability to break Milan-Juventus-Inter stronghold.

last season they achieved 3rd place and competed a lot. I really can't find any reason to appoint Ivan Jurić as the new manager. It really feels like a puzzler. If they want to challenge  Serie A they should choose talented and experienced one except  Ivan Jurić who displayed a 36% win rate at Torino. he could be kinda promising but not enough for elite level competition. If he is able to stabilize Atalanta's form, laying the odds could pay off, otherwise we could see another sack incident.

[Republikcoin.com]

I agree with you, gasperini is an experienced coach and can take Roma to the top, but the question that comes to mind is, how long will it take and above all, will Roma have the patience to wait? You can't expect good work in a short time. Better thing need time

For the results, there is nothing instant in any team because every coach always needs time to get it and it is even possible that they will not immediately get good results in their first season in a new team. So for Roma's management, there also needs to be patience in waiting for the best results through their new coach, but if next season Roma can be in a better position than last season, it should also be considered a good achievement because Gasperini also has to polish every player to be better in the next season.

[Arenga pinnata]

I agree with you, gasperini is an experienced coach and can take Roma to the top, but the question that comes to mind is, how long will it take and above all, will Roma have the patience to wait? You can't expect good work in a short time. Better thing need time

For the results, there is nothing instant in any team because every coach always needs time to get it and it is even possible that they will not immediately get good results in their first season in a new team. So for Roma's management, there also needs to be patience in waiting for the best results through their new coach, but if next season Roma can be in a better position than last season, it should also be considered a good achievement because Gasperini also has to polish every player to be better in the next season.

But I doubt AS Roma will have the patience if it turns out that in the coming season AS Roma experiences a decline in performance. Because the same thing happened last season. But actually Gasperini can be expected. Because he has also succeeded in bringing Atalanta to quite good results in the last few seasons. Atalanta even won the European League with Gasperini. So the same thing might also happen at AS Roma. Moreover, AS Roma will also join the European League in the coming season. And Gasperini with his experience there will probably help AS Roma fight very well there.

The problem is that Ranieri has brought AS Roma to extraordinary improvements. So pressure or high expectations will also come to the new coach. So the pressure will really be felt on the mind of the new AS Roma coach. Because there will be people comparing him with Ranieri.

[Gallar]

After the defeat from PSG, and also its failure in Serie A, Inter is currently focusing on strengthening the midfield and part of the front.

Well, this time, Inter Milan has officially signed Luis Henrique, a 23-year-old winger from Marseille. Henrique is considered as one of the good potentials for Inter Milan, his career in Marseille, with a total of 9 goals and 10 assists during his time in Marseille last season. with a fee of €25m.

Source: Official, confirmed. Luis Henrique joins Inter on €25m deal
But, will it mean that Inter with their new coach will use different tactic of optimizing winger?

With the arrival of a new player, Henrique, who plays as a winger, of course the strategy and tactics that will be used by the Inter coach may be slightly different from before. Because previously Inter did not really use a strategy that emphasized wingers, that's why most of the players that Milan currently has are in the midfielder position. But with the arrival of a new winger, maybe Inter wants to try a new strategy next season. This could be caused by Inzaghi's departure from the coaching chair and currently Inter is reported to be bringing in a new coach, Chivu. Although it is not certain, but according to the news, Inter has agreed to a contract with Chivu. Maybe that's why Inter brought in a winger, so that Chivu can be more optimal in carrying out his strategy, if he really becomes a coach at Inter. Because when Chivu coached at Parma he played a lot of strategies on the wings, so maybe that's why Inter brought in Henrique.

[LGD2Business]

Cristian Chivu is the new manager of Inter. Chivu doesn't have much experience. Former Inter player and coach in the lower age categories. He had a short adventure with Parma, that's all. I guess the president of Inter doesn't value experience in this job. They went from a two-time Champions League finalist manager to a manager with only 4 months of league experience. I'm curious to see the consequences of this. It could be a fairytale or a terrible disaster for them.

[indah rezqi]

Cristian Chivu is the new manager of Inter. Chivu doesn't have much experience. Former Inter player and coach in the lower age categories. He had a short adventure with Parma, that's all. I guess the president of Inter doesn't value experience in this job. They went from a two-time Champions League finalist manager to a manager with only 4 months of league experience. I'm curious to see the consequences of this. It could be a fairytale or a terrible disaster for them.

I did not expect Inter Milan to appoint Chivu as the new manager, I think the management and club officials will try hard to bring Fabregas from Como. Maybe Inter Milan consider Chivu as the new manager because of his understanding of the club, we know he has been defending Inter Milan for quite a long time as a defender. Simone Inzaghi did not miss the opportunity to earn more income in Saudi, which he might not be able to get if he decided to stay.

Actualy, several other good managers are currently available, Xavi is one of them. For Chivu, becoming Inter Milan manager is a stepping stone in his managerial career, and of course his appointment is a very risky bet for the club. His lack of experience makes Chivu doubted by many people, even so I hope Inter Milan will not experience a decline next season.

[Rustam Meraj]

Cristian Chivu is the new manager of Inter. Chivu doesn't have much experience. Former Inter player and coach in the lower age categories. He had a short adventure with Parma, that's all. I guess the president of Inter doesn't value experience in this job. They went from a two-time Champions League finalist manager to a manager with only 4 months of league experience. I'm curious to see the consequences of this. It could be a fairytale or a terrible disaster for them.

Inter Milan has made very bold move by hiring Cristian Chivu who has little experience as senior manager especially after having very experienced coach. It seems president is not prioritizing experience which is big gamble. This decision could either lead to wonderful success story with Chivu deep club knowledge bringing unexpected wins or it could be disaster if his lack of top level experience becomes major problem. Many clubs have tried this kind of move with mixed results and it will be fascinating to see how Chivu handles huge pressure of managing senior team and what impact it has on Inter season.

[Pablo-wood]

This is like a big gamble made by Inter Milan management, they have found the best performance or a strong team framework built by the previous coach but because the results were less than satisfactory last season, Inter Milan management finally decided to change coaches and I don't think Cristian Chivu is the right coach for Inter Milan because as we know Inter Milan is a big team full of targets so it will burden Cristian Chivu, I am pessimistic that Cristian Chivu can be successful with Inter Milan.

Are you saying Inter Milan had a strong team last season under Simone Inzaghi? A team who couldnt win a single title last season, they got knocked out in the Coppa Italia semi--finals, lost to AC Milan in the Supercoppa Italiana finals,  finished second in the seria A table and shamefully lost to PSG in the champions league finals.

Christian Chivu might not be the perfect choice but giving change a try isn't a bad decision especially in a time as this where Inter need a trophy to clear their high debt and accumulated interest burden.

[Danica22]

Are you saying Inter Milan had a strong team last season under Simone Inzaghi? A team who couldnt win a single title last season, they got knocked out in the Coppa Italia semi--finals, lost to AC Milan in the Supercoppa Italiana finals,  finished second in the seria A table and shamefully lost to PSG in the champions league finals.

Inter Milan's squad was strong. Even the strongest squad in Serie A was Inter Milan. But even then Inter Milan could not win a single title in the entire season. This is a big failure of Inter Milan.

Inter Milan basically lost every title because they focused only on the Champions League matches. The team qualified for the Champions League final. However, Inter Milan faced a shameful defeat against PSG in the final.

Inter Milan had a big chance to win the Coppa Italia and Serie A titles. But the team played badly in important matches. For example, they lost by a large margin against AC Milan in the Coppa Italia. Inter Milan would have been the champion if they had won the match against Lazio in Serie A.

[giorgione]

I would like to talk about Tudor who stayed to coach Juventus even in a very difficult moment like the one he is going through, after Thiago Motta I think no one can do worse than him, it was truly indecent, to let a team play like that, it is truly shameful, I am happy for Tudor who has had a very good journey up to now

[Fakhrulenclix]

I would like to talk about Tudor who stayed to coach Juventus even in a very difficult moment like the one he is going through, after Thiago Motta I think no one can do worse than him, it was truly indecent, to let a team play like that, it is truly shameful, I am happy for Tudor who has had a very good journey up to now

Tudor deserves to be given time and support by Juventus management because so far he has proven to be able to make Juventus' performance better after replacing Motta.
I agree that Motta is a very bad choice, he does not have good experience and quality and Juventus management has taken quick steps and now they just have to build a more serious team with Tudor, if he is given full support by Juventus management I am sure Tudor can make the Juventus team better next season.

[BlackBoss_]

Are you saying Inter Milan had a strong team last season under Simone Inzaghi? A team who couldnt win a single title last season, they got knocked out in the Coppa Italia semi--finals, lost to AC Milan in the Supercoppa Italiana finals,  finished second in the seria A table and shamefully lost to PSG in the champions league finals.

They are not the champions in those competitions but it's wrong to say they are not a strong team and surely I disagree with you on this point. They lacked of something to win Scudetto and Champions League title but you know everything can change in such situations and the verge between champion and runner-up is very small.

You can not say a team that fail in a league with a runner-up position and a final match in Champions League is a weak team. Even if Inter Milan meet PSG again, nothing to be sure that PSG can beat Inter Milan, and this slim difference means Inter Milan are strong.

Christian Chivu might not be the perfect choice but giving change a try isn't a bad decision especially in a time as this where Inter need a trophy to clear their high debt and accumulated interest burden.

Now, they take high risk with a young coach like Chivu and reasons behind this important but dangerous decision can be money. I don't know about Inter Milan's financial condion but from this bet, I feel like they don't have too good finance and don't want to take risk with better coaches as replacement for Inzaghi.

[joniboini]

Are you saying Inter Milan had a strong team last season under Simone Inzaghi? A team who couldnt win a single title last season, they got knocked out in the Coppa Italia semi--finals, lost to AC Milan in the Supercoppa Italiana finals,  finished second in the seria A table and shamefully lost to PSG in the champions league finals.

I mean, they're in two finals, surely you can't call them a weak team? That would mean everyone who finished third (or less) or failed to enter the finals is a terrible team. Feels weird if you can only classify one team as a strong team every season because they won some silverware.

I dislike this all-or-nothing judgment. It would be horrible for a team to sack a coach every season if they failed to win something.

[Velvet78]

I mean, they're in two finals, surely you can't call them a weak team? That would mean everyone who finished third (or less) or failed to enter the finals is a terrible team. Feels weird if you can only classify one team as a strong team every season because they won some silverware.

I dislike this all-or-nothing judgment. It would be horrible for a team to sack a coach every season if they failed to win something.

I also don't understand that point of view. People are looking at only what happened at the end. Yeah it wasn't a good ending for Inter in the Serie A and Champions League. But these guys were still one of the most successful 2 teams in both tournaments. 

Inter didn't sack Simone Inzaghi after it either. He just wanted to resign and accept Al-Hilal's offer. I respect his success in the Champions League. Eliminating Bayern Munich and the strongest Barcelona in the recent years are both top works.

[bitcoin_mining]

Are you saying Inter Milan had a strong team last season under Simone Inzaghi? A team who couldnt win a single title last season, they got knocked out in the Coppa Italia semi--finals, lost to AC Milan in the Supercoppa Italiana finals,  finished second in the seria A table and shamefully lost to PSG in the champions league finals.

Inter Milan's squad was strong. Even the strongest squad in Serie A was Inter Milan. But even then Inter Milan could not win a single title in the entire season. This is a big failure of Inter Milan.

Inter Milan basically lost every title because they focused only on the Champions League matches. The team qualified for the Champions League final. However, Inter Milan faced a shameful defeat against PSG in the final.

Inter Milan had a big chance to win the Coppa Italia and Serie A titles. But the team played badly in important matches. For example, they lost by a large margin against AC Milan in the Coppa Italia. Inter Milan would have been the champion if they had won the match against Lazio in Serie A.

Considering the way Inter Milan finished last season, Inter Milan could not perform like this this season. We saw that Inter Milan won the league title by a large margin last season but this season they lost to Napoli. Last season, AC Milan was a close rival of Inter Milan in the Italian league, but there was a considerable difference in points between Inter Milan and AC Milan. However, the notable thing about this season is that Inter Milan played in the Champions League final, although Inter Milan lost to PSG by a huge margin of 5-0 goals in the final match. There is no weakness in any part of the team that can play the Champions League final, but if they work in some areas, maybe better performance will be obtained from Inter Milan in the coming seasons.

[Fara Chan]

I would like to talk about Tudor who stayed to coach Juventus even in a very difficult moment like the one he is going through, after Thiago Motta I think no one can do worse than him, it was truly indecent, to let a team play like that, it is truly shameful, I am happy for Tudor who has had a very good journey up to now

Maybe Tudor has better tactics for next season so he is still confident enough to coach Juventus in the current conditions because remembering last season Juventus did not finish in a bad position so Tudor will try a new way to bring Juventus back to compete at the top with the experience and tactics he currently has. I also do not see Juventus as a bad team and the proof is when Juventus is able to be in the top four of the standings so that next season Juventus can try to make a difference by becoming runner-up in the standings or by disrupting the progress of the top teams like Inter Milan and Napoli.