Italian League Prediction Thread (Serie A)

[cande86]

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.

In my opinion we need to wait to judge Chivu as Inter coach, as usual we try not to judge him before he has done something
Maybe he has innovative ideas and manages to bring out the best in the players.
But from the way they talked about it, it seems like they wanted to sugarcoat the pill.

[TastyChillySauce00]

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

I already expected that since Juve has no seriousness in chasing a good coach. Very disappointed with that decision to defend Tudor for another season. They once again to have 4th place as their goal next season. He's terrible with his subs, and deserve a replacement.
It seems not watching many of Juventus games this season may be saving our mental health. This season is gonna be another wasted year for them with him as a head coach.

I'm not a fan for their decision to extend Tudor's contract.

I know how he lacks in the tactic, and have no proper man management. Just another banter season for them.

[Slow death]

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

It is a fact that Juventus' management only aims to finish in third or fourth place in Serie A. They do not expect or dream of winning the title again. I have not seen them being active in the transfer market. I may be wrong in my analysis, but I honestly do not expect to see Juventus being champions any time soon with this management. The Juventus of the past, which was strong, died and unfortunately nothing is being done to resurrect it and return to winning ways.

see what the juventus page wrote about him:

https://www.juventus.com/en/news/articles/back-in-bianconero-all-you-need-to-know-about-new-juventus-coach-igor-tudor

They were supposed to write about the achievements he had as a coach, but they wrote about the achievements he had as a Juventus player.

[Salahmu]

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.  

Actually nobody can dispute Inter Milan from being a successful team even as they missed the two trophies and they wouldn't be far from the third best successful in the whole Italian league currently and there potentials has not left them yet because they would always go to every season with confidence of what they have and could give, actually even if Inter Milan was messed up by PSG but from the clubs they sent home before getting there they're definitely a successful club but just like other teams has ones fall and rose to become champion, Inter Milan will not be exempted from it because they might also rise again to winn.

[Catenaccio]

It is a fact that Juventus' management only aims to finish in third or fourth place in Serie A. They do not expect or dream of winning the title again. I have not seen them being active in the transfer market. I may be wrong in my analysis, but I honestly do not expect to see Juventus being champions any time soon with this management. The Juventus of the past, which was strong, died and unfortunately nothing is being done to resurrect it and return to winning ways.

see what the juventus page wrote about him:

https://www.juventus.com/en/news/articles/back-in-bianconero-all-you-need-to-know-about-new-juventus-coach-igor-tudor

They were supposed to write about the achievements he had as a coach, but they wrote about the achievements he had as a Juventus player.

A club like Juventus won't satisfy with a third or fourth position or even a runner-up position in Serie A but they are realistic to know that building up a winning team that are able to dominate Serie A again will take a long time. It also comes from external factors like things happen in other clubs as if their competitors are in crisis and have decline in quality and competitiveness, Juventus can more easily dominate Serie A again.

Hence, I believe that they are going to build up a stronger team to win another Scudetto but they are still in careful internal strategy developments with better plans in the future. Finding a good coach who is available is not easy but it would be very first solid foundation for them to a successful future.

[Uruhara]

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.  

Actually nobody can dispute Inter Milan from being a successful team even as they missed the two trophies and they wouldn't be far from the third best successful in the whole Italian league currently and there potentials has not left them yet because they would always go to every season with confidence of what they have and could give, actually even if Inter Milan was messed up by PSG but from the clubs they sent home before getting there they're definitely a successful club but just like other teams has ones fall and rose to become champion, Inter Milan will not be exempted from it because they might also rise again to winn.

Indeed, we need to remember that Inter Milan's journey since the start of the season has been extraordinary. It's just unfortunate that they failed in the end. In Serie A they failed because they were narrowly unable to compete in points with Napoli. Meanwhile, in the Champions League, Inter Milan played a very solid game from the start. but unfortunately Inter Milan lost in quite a surprising way in the final.

But still we shouldn't forget how good this team has been throughout the season. Only the finish was unlucky for this club.

But in my opinion, Inter Milan's loss and misfortune at the end of this season is not because they lost in Serie A or lost in the Champions League. but in my opinion, Inter Milan's unlucky thing was when they lost their coach at the end of this season.

[bastisisca]

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.

I don't know Juric very well, however i don't agree with what they did
Gasperini has been at Atalanta for a long time and this continuity, as you have seen, has done the team good.
I don't understand the reason to change when things are working

ok it could be better, but it could also be worse

[Mayor of ogba]

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.

Inter Milan failed to win either the UEFA Champions League trophy or the Scudetto this season, which makes football fans believe Inter Milan didn't end this season in a good way. Yeah, I agree with you that Inter Milan is one of the 2 most successful clubs in both tournaments because they finished as the runner-up in both tournaments, which is difficult to achieve.

[Gallar]

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.

Yes, of course all of that has been carefully considered by Inter's management. Because at first glance I was also a little surprised, why did Inter choose Chivu, even though there are still many other coaches who have better qualities than him. But again, all of this must have been carefully considered by Inter and so too with the consequences. Because I am very sure that Inter will not choose a coach carelessly, because Inter must also feel that they are a very big team and have many achievements in Serie A or Europe.

So they must also choose the best to make their team remain a team that can compete tightly in Serie A or in European competitions. Therefore, let's just see how Inter's results or performance are under Chivu's coaching. Because judging it now of course will not be good, because all current assessments are of course only speculative. Because if we look at Chivu's coaching achievements as the assessment material, of course there are no achievements that Chivu can be proud of. So therefore before the league starts again I think it's better if we just see how Chivu's current prospects are to prepare Inter for next season.

[SilverCryptoBullet]

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.

Juric with me is like an unknown coach by his lack of achievement in his coach career so far but every coach has to come from nearly nothing. Like one decade ago, perhaps nobody knew of Gasperini but he succeed in Atalanta and made his name there. Juric can do the same even now he is no longer a young coach but his career can be changed in coming years. Everything is possible in life if people never stop trying and improving themselves.

I wish the best for Juric and Atalanta with their cooperation through this contract as if Atalanta play well in a next season, they can contribute bringing more points to Serie A in league ranking tables among top leagues in Europe too.

So they must also choose the best to make their team remain a team that can compete tightly in Serie A or in European competitions. Therefore, let's just see how Inter's results or performance are under Chivu's coaching. Because judging it now of course will not be good, because all current assessments are of course only speculative. Because if we look at Chivu's coaching achievements as the assessment material, of course there are no achievements that Chivu can be proud of. So therefore before the league starts again I think it's better if we just see how Chivu's current prospects are to prepare Inter for next season.

Chivu is a good player but there is big difference between a good player in the past and a good coach in the present. We witnessed many legendary players in the past failed in their coach career and Chivu can be a next one. I still have positive feeling about his coach career because usually attacking players have more issues to become good coaches later, while defensive players tend to have higher rate of success in their coach career.

Chivu is a smart person and with vision of a defender, perhaps he will manage his team carefully in defense that surely is strong foundation for success of any club.

[LUCKMCFLY]

Let's not forget that PSG coach Luis Enrique is very experienced in the Champions League platform. And Inter Milan basically lost against Luis Enrique's strategy. Inter Milan did not understand Enrique's match strategy. PSG's players attacked very quickly and put Milan under pressure at the beginning of the match. Inzaghi should learn from this defeat.

In that you are absolutely right, we are talking about a renewed Luis Enrique who is much more mature, who understands and has a very different and good vision of football, he has proven to be much more efficient than many of the favorite teams, I remember that PSG was on the verge of being Eliminated with Madrid, but they managed to get ahead, not bad, I congratulate them and they well deserve it, but of all of them the one I liked the most in how he played was Dembelé who is now hated and criticized by the Barcelonistas lol.

[Arenga pinnata]

I don't know Juric very well, however i don't agree with what they did
Gasperini has been at Atalanta for a long time and this continuity, as you have seen, has done the team good.
I don't understand the reason to change when things are working

ok it could be better, but it could also be worse

What is clear is that Ivan Juric is a coach with minimal achievements if you look at his track record at several clubs so far. Even when he was coaching AS Roma, we saw that he encountered quite a difficult road which resulted in him being replaced by another coach when he was at AS Roma. Meanwhile, Gasperini is actually also an ordinary coach who is almost the same. It's just that Gasperini has been at Atalanta for so long that he already knows the weaknesses of this team very well. So he is always able to quickly correct the team's mistakes. And yes, unfortunately Atalanta let him go and replaced him with Juric. And Gasperini himself is now the coach of AS Roma. And actually we also can't predict whether the results will be good or not.

[Frankolala]

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.

Inter Milan failed to win either the UEFA Champions League trophy or the Scudetto this season, which makes football fans believe Inter Milan didn't end this season in a good way. Yeah, I agree with you that Inter Milan is one of the 2 most successful clubs in both tournaments because they finished as the runner-up in both tournaments, which is difficult to achieve.

Despite the fact that Inter was unable to win any of the trophies in Seria A and UCL, they are still the most successful club because they will definitely get rewarded in both competitions. It's just that it turned out that Inter couldn't achieve any trophy but initially, they were the favorite in Seria A. The passion of winning UCL was what made them to loose focus on the Scudetto and before they realized their mistake, it was too late.

[Tmoonz]

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.  

Actually nobody can dispute Inter Milan from being a successful team even as they missed the two trophies and they wouldn't be far from the third best successful in the whole Italian league currently and there potentials has not left them yet because they would always go to every season with confidence of what they have and could give, actually even if Inter Milan was messed up by PSG but from the clubs they sent home before getting there they're definitely a successful club but just like other teams has ones fall and rose to become champion, Inter Milan will not be exempted from it because they might also rise again to winn.

I don't know why you guys are giving credit to a team that is as worst as arsenal hu? How can you explain someone giving up a league title for a champions League title, they knew too well if they have given their best in the league title they would have won it but yet they chose to put more energy on champions league, that is more less of a person that pour away he's water in a water jar hoping for a rain drop just because the clouds was stormy now no rain no water, now they are only guarantee of a ucl competition going home trophyless to me I'd say it's unwise, what makes you successful at every end of a season, is it coming out as a runner up or coming first with a gold medal, to my own opinion they disappointed me and someone of their fans, it trophy that makes you successful not how good you play, spurs are more successful than inter Milan this season. That's my takes on this

[pusaka]

Let's not forget that PSG coach Luis Enrique is very experienced in the Champions League platform. And Inter Milan basically lost against Luis Enrique's strategy. Inter Milan did not understand Enrique's match strategy. PSG's players attacked very quickly and put Milan under pressure at the beginning of the match. Inzaghi should learn from this defeat.

In that you are absolutely right, we are talking about a renewed Luis Enrique who is much more mature, who understands and has a very different and good vision of football, he has proven to be much more efficient than many of the favorite teams, I remember that PSG was on the verge of being Eliminated with Madrid, but they managed to get ahead, not bad, I congratulate them and they well deserve it, but of all of them the one I liked the most in how he played was Dembelé who is now hated and criticized by the Barcelonistas lol.

Luis Enrique is quick in making decisions and not only quick, he can also be very mature in considering it beforehand, so I think this is one of the things that finally brought great success to him and also his players this season.

If we talk about the final, he can really read Inzaghi's game, on the other hand Inzaghi can't keep up with making changes quickly. Maybe it's also because of other factors, for example when they have to fall behind in such a short time, it must have a big impact on the mentality of the players so that they have difficulty maintaining their focus balance.

[AYOBA]

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.

This season Inter Milan putting a lot of effort just to make their aim achieve that’s they where focusing more in the champions league and abounded the others league, and they still failed at the end of day after a big defeated against PSG. A lot of people was very surprised, because with the way they serious in the champions league this season I wasn’t expected that they win 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.

They had severals opportunities that supposed lead them to win the Serie A, but unfortunately they didn’t make happen as they lose guard by playing poorly in some of their matches against. Because Napoli that was leading the top of the standing is only 1 points they was ahead of the Inter Milan; instead of them to use that chances to over take them from the table but they refused that’s how the Napoli take dominated the series A league.

[Mayor of ogba]

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.  

Actually nobody can dispute Inter Milan from being a successful team even as they missed the two trophies and they wouldn't be far from the third best successful in the whole Italian league currently and there potentials has not left them yet because they would always go to every season with confidence of what they have and could give, actually even if Inter Milan was messed up by PSG but from the clubs they sent home before getting there they're definitely a successful club but just like other teams has ones fall and rose to become champion, Inter Milan will not be exempted from it because they might also rise again to winn.

I don't know why you guys are giving credit to a team that is as worst as arsenal hu? How can you explain someone giving up a league title for a champions League title, they knew too well if they have given their best in the league title they would have won it but yet they chose to put more energy on champions league, that is more less of a person that pour away he's water in a water jar hoping for a rain drop just because the clouds was stormy now no rain no water, now they are only guarantee of a ucl competition going home trophyless to me I'd say it's unwise, what makes you successful at every end of a season, is it coming out as a runner up or coming first with a gold medal, to my own opinion they disappointed me and someone of their fans, it trophy that makes you successful not how good you play, spurs are more successful than inter Milan this season. That's my takes on this

So many football fans believed that Arsenal gave up on the Premier League title this season to pursue the UEFA Champions League trophy, but that isn't true because Arsenal knew too well they couldn't beat Liverpool in the Premier League title race, so they had to forsake the Premier League title and put all their energy and hope into the UEFA Champions League competition if they could end up winning the UEFA Champions League trophy and make their fans proud since they already bottled the Premier League title, which they even failed in their mission to win the UEFA Champions League trophy.

[KTChampions]

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.

Maybe this is a general trend? Xavi, Xabi, Kompany, maybe Slot, etc. Coaches with no experience at the top level are given a chance and sometimes the results exceed all expectations. Maybe it's the same case or maybe Inter management is confident that they will have enough "advantage" in players to take Serie A. In fact, few people perceive this victory for Napoli as one that could be dangerous for several seasons at once. I think that next season Inter will be the favorite again.

[kawetsriyanto]

Inter Milan failed to win either the UEFA Champions League trophy or the Scudetto this season, which makes football fans believe Inter Milan didn't end this season in a good way. Yeah, I agree with you that Inter Milan is one of the 2 most successful clubs in both tournaments because they finished as the runner-up in both tournaments, which is difficult to achieve.

Indeed, the goal of a big and top club in the league is definitely to get a trophy every season, and when they fail, then it is always considered a failure of the club this season, the fans will not see from the other side, which means no trophy = failure. as well as what was experienced by several other top clubs in other leagues such as Real Madrid.

But the most important thing is, Inter Milan has gone through all of this, and it's time to open a new page in the 2025/2026 season, with its new coach, Cristian Eugen Chivu as Simone Inzaghi's replacement has been officially. As a former Inter Milan player, he is expected to be able to make the club win the Serie A title again at least this season.

[Odusko]

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.  

Actually nobody can dispute Inter Milan from being a successful team even as they missed the two trophies and they wouldn't be far from the third best successful in the whole Italian league currently and there potentials has not left them yet because they would always go to every season with confidence of what they have and could give, actually even if Inter Milan was messed up by PSG but from the clubs they sent home before getting there they're definitely a successful club but just like other teams has ones fall and rose to become champion, Inter Milan will not be exempted from it because they might also rise again to winn.

Inter Milan really made some great positive records in the last few seasons most especially in the just concluded season where their inter Milan made it to the finals in the championship, before the lost to PSG a match that Many have seen as the worst match for inter Milan for the whole season, and making the club management considering to sack the coach, but regardless, the club will definitely be on a positive and winning position.