Italian League Prediction Thread (Serie A)

[giammangiato]

I'll rather say Napoli Juventus and Inter Milan, Napoli is my first option cause they won the title and look ready to do it again since the brain behind the trophy Conte is still in the team he wasn't reshuffled to Juventus or Inter. I'm not still convinced about Inter though since i don't trust that their new coach is equal to the task but since they still have most of their players intact I think they'll do well if the coach can manage them properly.

I would also still favor Napoli. Inter are likely to compete, but as you say, the new coach must manage the available players well. If all goes well, maybe Inter can appear stable in the competition with Napoli.
For other teams, I hope Milan can show improvement, as well as Juventus and Atalanta, who hopefully can perform better in the competition of the new season.
Teams like Fiorentina and Lazio also used to perform well at the beginning of the season. But eventually they lost focus and were no longer consistent in the middle of the season.

Napoli has long since emerged from their difficult period, but they're still the favorites heading into next season. Inter, with their coaching change, could show a dramatic turnaround or even do better than last season.
I hope Juventus, on the other hand, will wake up, as they seem like a mere ornament to me.

[Republikcoin.com]

Yes, Napoli can continue to do well, they have acquired important players who can really make the difference, the fact of having such strong players means that Napoli can have an excellent championship, but there are teams like Milan who can really rise from the ashes this year so watch out for them.

Milan can certainly bounce back from this slump next season if they truly have the extraordinary ability to do so, but I don't think Milan will immediately become title contenders next season because several other teams are still very strong, especially Napoli, Inter, and possibly Roma and Juventus. So, Napoli does have the potential to continue competing for the title next season as long as they maintain their good form and avoid making any mistakes that could be fatal.

[Velvet78]

Juventus has made some signings so far. 2 CBs, a RW and a CF. Nico González and Jonathan David are the ones stepping forward among them. And of course I should add that Juventus signed Di Gregorio permanently in the meantime.

I love especially the signing of Jonathan David.    He was like the best option they could have got for free. He is still 25 so he can contribute at high level for many years. I don't expect him to turn out to be like Vlahovic.

[Jatiluhung]

Cristian Chivu has considerable experience, having previously played for Roma, Ajax, and Inter Milan, so that experience is sufficient to give him a better chance given Inter Milan's current strength.

Napoli is indeed the favorite due to their consistent strong performances over the past few seasons. I'll stick with Inter Milan this season, even though I have my doubts. That's understandable. After all, we know that not everything can be positive; he'll have to adapt as a new coach.

Speaking of experience as a player, Cristian Chivu can be said to have quite a bit of experience. But I think his experience as a coach is still quite limited. So, we shouldn't really expect too much from the current Inter Milan coach, Cristian Chivu. His extensive experience is that he coached the Inter Milan youth squad from ages 14 to 19. He then coached Parma, and now he's back at Inter Milan, specifically the Inter Milan senior team. And while I don't have high expectations, I hope he succeeds.

However, if we're talking about whether Inter Milan will be able to compete closely in Serie A and the Champions League this season, my answer is actually doubtful. Because I think it's still quite difficult.

[Zaguru12]

Napoli has long since emerged from their difficult period, but they're still the favorites heading into next season. Inter, with their coaching change, could show a dramatic turnaround or even do better than last season.
I hope Juventus, on the other hand, will wake up, as they seem like a mere ornament to me.

For now with Antonio Conte still at Napoli and the departure of Simeone Inzaghi, Napoli are favourite going into the next season. They have also not relaxed and are active in the transfer market with the signings this summer already most notably the signing of Kelvin De Bruyne and the president promise of more signings I think the club will most certainly be competing for the title next season. But unlike last season I think they will be a little bit challenging because they will be playing more games with their return to the champions league. And also this current syndicate of champions not doing well the next season I will like to see how Napoli and Conte break that curse.

Juventus has made some signings so far. 2 CBs, a RW and a CF. Nico González and Jonathan David are the ones stepping forward among them. And of course I should add that Juventus signed Di Gregorio permanently in the meantime.

I love especially the signing of Jonathan David.    He was like the best option they could have got for free. He is still 25 so he can contribute at high level for many years. I don't expect him to turn out to be like Vlahovic.

They have seriously been struggling with center backs since the legendary duo of Chelline and Bonucci left the club, it is good they get some center backs. I am personally aware of Jonathan David though who has been on their radar for so long, I think he is a very good addition upfront, if they could get their current two targets of Sancho and Hojlund I think they will be able to compete yet again. But can they manage this new signings without departures and escape financial crisis later

[len01]

Milan can certainly bounce back from this slump next season if they truly have the extraordinary ability to do so, but I don't think Milan will immediately become title contenders next season because several other teams are still very strong, especially Napoli, Inter, and possibly Roma and Juventus. So, Napoli does have the potential to continue competing for the title next season as long as they maintain their good form and avoid making any mistakes that could be fatal.

Sometimes Milan makes negative changes, starting the season with a very bad performance, like last season. And if Milan starts the season with a positive performance next season, I believe Milan can compete for the title. And regarding Roma, perhaps I should exclude this team from the title race. Because in terms of player quality, I have serious doubts about Roma squad. And Juventus is also a team worthy of competing for the title, having proven since last season to have a strong and reliable defense. Juventus just needs a reliable attacking player to become even stronger.

[ShowOff]

Milan can certainly bounce back from this slump next season if they truly have the extraordinary ability to do so, but I don't think Milan will immediately become title contenders next season because several other teams are still very strong, especially Napoli, Inter, and possibly Roma and Juventus. So, Napoli does have the potential to continue competing for the title next season as long as they maintain their good form and avoid making any mistakes that could be fatal.

Sometimes Milan makes negative changes, starting the season with a very bad performance, like last season. And if Milan starts the season with a positive performance next season, I believe Milan can compete for the title. And regarding Roma, perhaps I should exclude this team from the title race. Because in terms of player quality, I have serious doubts about Roma squad. And Juventus is also a team worthy of competing for the title, having proven since last season to have a strong and reliable defense. Juventus just needs a reliable attacking player to become even stronger.

If Claudio Ranieri hadn't retired, I'm confident AS Roma would be Scudetto contenders next season. Napoli still looks very strong in the race, they have high hopes of retaining the Scudetto, especially considering their efforts to add squad depth in this summer transfer window. As for Juventus and AC Milan, those two teams will probably only be competing for a top four spot. Inter Milan seems more reliable in challenging Napoli.

On the other hand, Atalanta might experience a decline after Gasperini departure, their new manager isn't very convincing, in my opinion. In recent seasons, Atalanta has always managed to finish in a Champions League spot, but it looks like they'll struggle next season. Overall, the Scudetto race next season will definitely be more competitive, and Napoli will have to work twice as hard to defend it.

[snipie]

AC Milan is waking up from their bad season with some new contracts whether done or being discussed with the other clubs.
The recent good news is that they are getting Luca Modric in the squad, for free which makes things even better. I know that he is getting old but he is still able to play better than many young players in Italy so he will be very helpful for the team in my opinion.
Another Real Madrid target for AC Milan is Fran García. The departure of Theo Hernandez let the team weaker and they have to fix his spot with a good player.

[kawetsriyanto]

Napoli has long since emerged from their difficult period, but they're still the favorites heading into next season. Inter, with their coaching change, could show a dramatic turnaround or even do better than last season.
I hope Juventus, on the other hand, will wake up, as they seem like a mere ornament to me.

Napoli achieved a major success by winning the Schudetto under Conte, and this season, they are looking to build on that, hoping for some better signings. Although Napoli remains linked with the failed Osimhen transfer, they have only signed two players so far: De Bruyne and Marianucci.

Later, Napoli have been rumored to be close to signing Torino player Milinkovic-Savic. They have reached a personal agreement with the 28-year-old Serbian goalkeeper, who was previously a target of Leeds United.
https://football-italia.net/report-napoli-agree-terms-milinkovic-savic/

[LUCKMCFLY]

Management still has time to bring in several players who can improve the quality of the team so that they can achieve the set targets. Juventus once dominated Serie A for several seasons in a row, it would not be difficult for them to become the new champions in the domestic competition if the coach is able to develop strategies and improve the quality of the team and anticipate any weaknesses.

I agree with you, Juve must get very well in terms of players, they must at least sign one or two more strikers, the teams in all leagues are arming themselves very well, even in Serie A itself they have great signings, Modric will arrive, high level players will arrive, so Juve must maintain that status of being one of the best, they cannot allow themselves to suffer so much to finish in the top 4 places.

[Jatiluhung]

AC Milan is waking up from their bad season with some new contracts whether done or being discussed with the other clubs.
The recent good news is that they are getting Luca Modric in the squad, for free which makes things even better. I know that he is getting old but he is still able to play better than many young players in Italy so he will be very helpful for the team in my opinion.
Another Real Madrid target for AC Milan is Fran García. The departure of Theo Hernandez let the team weaker and they have to fix his spot with a good player.

AC Milan was truly fortunate to acquire Luka Modric for free in the transfer window. And I think AC Milan was just as fortunate as Napoli, who also acquired De Bruyne for free in the transfer window.

I predict that AC Milan will have an extraordinary season, and the same will be true for Napoli. However, I doubt Inter Milan will be able to finish in the top four next season. I think Inter Milan is still capable of finishing in the top four. But in the race for the top spot next season, I doubt it.

For AC Milan, they, along with Allegri, are really trying to build the best squad they can. Although they haven't brought in many good players yet, at least AC Milan has managed to bring in two new midfielders: Samuele Ricci (defensive midfielder) and Luka Modric (central midfielder). And I also see AC Milan starting to bring in young players from their youth clubs, like Francesco Camarda and Davide Bartesaghi. And I hope these two young players can bring fresh energy to AC Milan.

However, AC Milan has also released many of its players. In addition to several players who were released due to contract expirations, there are also four players who were successfully released to other clubs:
- Tijjani Reijnders (Man City)
- Theo Hernandez (Al-Hilal)
- Pierre Kalulu (Juventus)
- Marco Pellegrino (Boca Juniors)

Reference/Sourch:
- https://www.transfermarkt.co.id/ac-milan/transfers/verein/5

[barisbilgili]

Juventus has made some signings so far. 2 CBs, a RW and a CF. Nico González and Jonathan David are the ones stepping forward among them. And of course I should add that Juventus signed Di Gregorio permanently in the meantime.

I love especially the signing of Jonathan David.    He was like the best option they could have got for free. He is still 25 so he can contribute at high level for many years. I don't expect him to turn out to be like Vlahovic.

I also think so. Jonathan David, the 25-year-old striker, has excellent individual qualities and has great potential for the future at Juventus.

This season, Juventus is undergoing a transformation for the better, and Igor Tudor seems set to make Juventus even better next season. I believe that, because since Igor Tudor became Juventus coach, many positive changes have continued to occur, so we just have to wait and see.

[Solokan]

Source: https://www.bola.net/italia/luka-modric-resmi-bergabung-dengan-ac-milan-awali-babak-baru-usai-tinggalkan-real-madrid-ef6fe3.html
I would like to congratulate Modric, who has now officially become an AC Milan player. Modric will certainly begin his adventure in Serie A, and this will certainly allow Modric's fans to see him playing for AC Milan. Of course, Modric, who has been at Real Madrid for a long time, a club with many achievements, will certainly share his experience at AC Milan. He will certainly become a player who will certainly be emulated by many AC Milan midfielders, and this will certainly have a positive impact on AC Milan.

Even though Modric is already 39 years old, I certainly see him as still good and indeed he is still worthy of being a mainstay at AC Milan. Of course, his best performance will be highly anticipated. Honestly, I personally also want to see Modric play for AC Milan soon. I would like to know your opinion on what will happen to AC Milan with the arrival of Modric as a new player. Will his presence improve AC Milan's performance next season or not? Yes, I hope Modric can play even better at AC Milan and hopefully he can adapt quickly. and I also hope Allegri can train Modric to perform even better.

[Arenga pinnata]

Source: https://www.bola.net/italia/luka-modric-resmi-bergabung-dengan-ac-milan-awali-babak-baru-usai-tinggalkan-real-madrid-ef6fe3.html
I would like to congratulate Modric, who has now officially become an AC Milan player. Modric will certainly begin his adventure in Serie A, and this will certainly allow Modric's fans to see him playing for AC Milan. Of course, Modric, who has been at Real Madrid for a long time, a club with many achievements, will certainly share his experience at AC Milan. He will certainly become a player who will certainly be emulated by many AC Milan midfielders, and this will certainly have a positive impact on AC Milan.

Even though Modric is already 39 years old, I certainly see him as still good and indeed he is still worthy of being a mainstay at AC Milan. Of course, his best performance will be highly anticipated. Honestly, I personally also want to see Modric play for AC Milan soon. I would like to know your opinion on what will happen to AC Milan with the arrival of Modric as a new player. Will his presence improve AC Milan's performance next season or not? Yes, I hope Modric can play even better at AC Milan and hopefully he can adapt quickly. and I also hope Allegri can train Modric to perform even better.

He will certainly be a reliable player there. Although he's not young anymore, he's almost 40 years old. It's quite remarkable to see Modric still playing well at his age. So it's no surprise that AC Milan immediately signed him when they learned his contract at Real Madrid was up.

I'm quite confident Modric will bring new experience to the players at AC Milan. However, he may still need to adapt a bit at AC Milan. There will always be differences when playing at different clubs. However, he might not last more than two seasons, because I still think age never lies. And he's not as good as he was when he was younger. But he can still compete with the younger players at AC Milan. I'm sure of that.

[slapper]

Juventus has made some signings so far. 2 CBs, a RW and a CF. Nico González and Jonathan David are the ones stepping forward among them. And of course I should add that Juventus signed Di Gregorio permanently in the meantime.

I love especially the signing of Jonathan David.    He was like the best option they could have got for free. He is still 25 so he can contribute at high level for many years. I don't expect him to turn out to be like Vlahovic.

The arrival of David might finally signal the end of the "let’s hope Vlahović becomes Haaland" experiment. If you read the stats, David is what Juve actually needs: a striker who is more about movement and interplay than just waiting for that one big chance. And for once, his injury history is basically squeaky clean, which for Juventus in 2025 is as rare as a positive net spend

About Nico Gonzalez, jury is out. Maybe Tudor gets the best out of him, but the club is not exactly hiding their willingness to cash in if the Saudi offer is right. Seems like the real plan is to use every signing as leverage for another, especially with that €100m sales target hanging over their head. By the way, Di Gregorio? Massive upgrade in goal, quietly stabilizes a position that has been a revolving door since Buffon left. That is one bit of business that might go underrated when people obsess over forwards and CBs

If Juve actually survives the season without half their back line in the treatment room, Tudor could have them playing the most vertical, in-your-face football Turin has seen in a decade. If not, brace for another January crisis window. Either way, at least it is not another season of sterile 65% possession for no reason

[Catenaccio]

I would like to congratulate Modric, who has now officially become an AC Milan player. Modric will certainly begin his adventure in Serie A, and this will certainly
Even though Modric is already 39 years old, I certainly see him as still good and indeed he is still worthy of being a mainstay at AC Milan. Of course, his best performance will be highly anticipated. Honestly, I personally also want to see Modric play for AC Milan soon. I would like to know your opinion on what will happen to AC Milan with the arrival of Modric as a new player. Will his presence improve AC Milan's performance next season or not? Yes, I hope Modric can play even better at AC Milan and hopefully he can adapt quickly. and I also hope Allegri can train Modric to perform even better.

Serie A is not La Liga and Premier League with lower match intensity that is more comfortable for old players like Modric. He is very smart, experienced and clever so that he will not have big issues to adapt to Serie A match style and intensity. His skills and experience will help him performing very well for AC Milan but at his age, perhaps he won't be able to play full 90 minutes in each match for AC Milan.

I'm quite confident Modric will bring new experience to the players at AC Milan. However, he may still need to adapt a bit at AC Milan. There will always be differences when playing at different clubs. However, he might not last more than two seasons, because I still think age never lies. And he's not as good as he was when he was younger. But he can still compete with the younger players at AC Milan. I'm sure of that.

Modric can be used at proper times each match and his experience as well as good passing skills and ball control can help AC Milan creating more dangerous attacks against opponents. If other attacking players can play well, and take advantage of Modric's good vision and key passes, they will be able to score more goals with Modric's appearances and contributions for AC Milan.

[RaltcoinsB]

According to footmercato, Napoli and Paris Saint-Germain reached an agreement on Osimhen last year, but at the last minute, Napoli president De Laurentiis changed his mind and did everything differently. The same scenario appears to be playing out against Galatasaray this year. If Galatasaray tries to make this transfer during the transfer window, they won't be able to reinforce the team because they'll spend most of the season on the budget they allocated to Osimhen. If they can't get him, there won't be enough time to transfer him to other regions, as most players find new clubs in the market.

[Kaliandra]

Source: https://www.bola.net/italia/luka-modric-resmi-bergabung-dengan-ac-milan-awali-babak-baru-usai-tinggalkan-real-madrid-ef6fe3.html
I would like to congratulate Modric, who has now officially become an AC Milan player. Modric will certainly begin his adventure in Serie A, and this will certainly allow Modric's fans to see him playing for AC Milan. Of course, Modric, who has been at Real Madrid for a long time, a club with many achievements, will certainly share his experience at AC Milan. He will certainly become a player who will certainly be emulated by many AC Milan midfielders, and this will certainly have a positive impact on AC Milan.

Even though Modric is already 39 years old, I certainly see him as still good and indeed he is still worthy of being a mainstay at AC Milan. Of course, his best performance will be highly anticipated. Honestly, I personally also want to see Modric play for AC Milan soon. I would like to know your opinion on what will happen to AC Milan with the arrival of Modric as a new player. Will his presence improve AC Milan's performance next season or not? Yes, I hope Modric can play even better at AC Milan and hopefully he can adapt quickly. and I also hope Allegri can train Modric to perform even better.

He will certainly be a reliable player there. Although he's not young anymore, he's almost 40 years old. It's quite remarkable to see Modric still playing well at his age. So it's no surprise that AC Milan immediately signed him when they learned his contract at Real Madrid was up.

I'm quite confident Modric will bring new experience to the players at AC Milan. However, he may still need to adapt a bit at AC Milan. There will always be differences when playing at different clubs. However, he might not last more than two seasons, because I still think age never lies. And he's not as good as he was when he was younger. But he can still compete with the younger players at AC Milan. I'm sure of that.

I haven't been keeping up with Modric's news and I was wondering whether he would hang up his boots, considering he's almost 40 years old. However, I was delighted to hear that Modric had signed with AC Milan because I certainly wanted to see him perform.

Personally, I predict he'll be a reliable player at Milan, even at his current age. He's certainly still capable of competing with other young players, so I don't think AC Milan made the wrong choice. However, I think Allegri should keep him from playing the full 90 minutes, as Modric's condition certainly isn't what it used to be. Allegri must understand this issue. I also have a feeling that Modric won't last more than two seasons at AC Milan. It's true that age is a factor, and performance usually declines when people reach 40. However, Modric's presence will certainly inspire AC Milan players, as he's a player who will instill a winning mentality.

[Silence Scream]

AC Milan is waking up from their bad season with some new contracts whether done or being discussed with the other clubs.
The recent good news is that they are getting Luca Modric in the squad, for free which makes things even better. I know that he is getting old but he is still able to play better than many young players in Italy so he will be very helpful for the team in my opinion.
Another Real Madrid target for AC Milan is Fran García. The departure of Theo Hernandez let the team weaker and they have to fix his spot with a good player.

They'll need to convince Real Madrid and their manager about Fran Garcia, because I think Xabi wants to keep him as a substitute. Of course, the player will have to decide whether he stays, but I think Milan's offer makes sense. If I were Fran Garcia, I'd want to be a constant in the starting eleven at Milan.

[Fakhrulenclix]

Juventus has made some signings so far. 2 CBs, a RW and a CF. Nico González and Jonathan David are the ones stepping forward among them. And of course I should add that Juventus signed Di Gregorio permanently in the meantime.

I love especially the signing of Jonathan David.    He was like the best option they could have got for free. He is still 25 so he can contribute at high level for many years. I don't expect him to turn out to be like Vlahovic.

I also think so. Jonathan David, the 25-year-old striker, has excellent individual qualities and has great potential for the future at Juventus.

This season, Juventus is undergoing a transformation for the better, and Igor Tudor seems set to make Juventus even better next season. I believe that, because since Igor Tudor became Juventus coach, many positive changes have continued to occur, so we just have to wait and see.

I don't think we should overdo it. Igor Tudor hasn't proven anything yet, and Juventus, who have been working hard to develop their team every season, haven't seen any evidence of that, especially since their rivals in Serie A are also developing much stronger teams. So, I don't think Juventus has a high chance of competing or winning the Serie A title next season.