Italian League Prediction Thread (Serie A)

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Juventus official page posted this Ronaldo image about 6 hours ago on Facebook, and I was like did Ronaldo move from Juventus down to Al Nassr? I had to pinch myself, no he left Juventus to Manchester United, that was his second return and it was from there he moved to Al Nassr. It's been years now since Ronaldo left Juventus and they are posting about him, could it be that they are missing him? Or they want to remind us that the GOAT once played for them! 

Maybe just an appreciation of the good memories they shared with him. I have seen so many other clubs do the same for their former players. Real Madrid also still posts him. It doesn't mean that they want him back but just a little bit of appreciation.

I think when Ronaldo left the Italian league, it crumbled further.

[Iamgoat]

If Juventus management adds ronaldo to the squad again, it will be a big mistake. But if there is no need  to spend extra money to add Ronaldo to the squad, then maybe juventus will benefit. Even then, ronaldo's wages are very high. The biggest problem is that Ronaldo is now 41 years old. So he is likely to be injured  most of the time. Serie A is a fiercely  competitive league. At the same time , performing in a league like Serie A at the age of 41 is also a big challenge for ronaldo's fitness.

Juventus management won't be able to bring to also back to their team like they did before. Ronaldo has a better offer currently at Al Nassr what other offer can the Juventus guys afford the kind of treatment Ronaldo is already getting g at Al Nassr. Ronaldo is already one of the best football players in the world and has already gotten all the achievements or almost all he needs as a human and won't be Goin back to the same club he had shined inside beyond. Juventus should just focus on getting young boys they will also do well and will so much appreciate their growth in their lives

[Ale88]

Juventus official page posted this Ronaldo image about 6 hours ago on Facebook, and I was like did Ronaldo move from Juventus down to Al Nassr? I had to pinch myself, no he left Juventus to Manchester United, that was his second return and it was from there he moved to Al Nassr. It's been years now since Ronaldo left Juventus and they are posting about him, could it be that they are missing him? Or they want to remind us that the GOAT once played for them! 

If Juventus management adds ronaldo to the squad again, it will be a big mistake. But if there is no need  to spend extra money to add Ronaldo to the squad, then maybe juventus will benefit. Even then, ronaldo's wages are very high. The biggest problem is that Ronaldo is now 41 years old. So he is likely to be injured  most of the time. Serie A is a fiercely  competitive league. At the same time , performing in a league like Serie A at the age of 41 is also a big challenge for ronaldo's fitness.

Eh? What are you even talking about? Of course Juventus don't want to purchase Ronaldo, why should they spend money to buy a 41 year old player? Also, Juventus capped their salaries at 6 millions per year, Ronaldo earns like 200 millions per year. It just doesn't make sense for anybody.

[bastisisca]

A typical comparable example is with PSG, at a time they had all the best talents packed up in their team and it was taught they were going to win the champions league that time but that happened to be one season they did not have a really good shot at the champions league, now see the squad with which they are making the best appearance and wining the champions league, it was an era and it needed to be understood, mind you a single player is not all a team need to do greater things, it has to be a synergy of efforts and untill Juventus is able to coordinate that synergy, they will still get it wrong even with more good young talent among them as they will be heavily reliant on individual brilliance.

I understand what you mean, i see a lot of the old Juventus in today's Paris Saint-Germain, not so much the champions that Juventus had and many of them, not so much the coach with a brilliant mind but the mentality.
In Paris Saint-Germain the players think like champions and are therefore champions.

[MAAManda]

Como success story will not have been complete with Cesc Fabregas he really did a very good job as a manager, taking a team from relegation zone to champions League football in a space of one year only goes to show the quality of coach that he is. His technical in depth is one of the best in the Seria A and even in Europe because, looking at the way that this team is performing in terms of play Como is playing a very attractive style of game which is very appealing to the eyes if you ask me. Fabregas to me deserves coach of the season in the Seria A this season.

It wasn't just Fabregas contribution, every department contributed to Como's qualification for the UCL next season. FYI, one of our state-owned companies is the largest shareholder in Como & the club president is also Indonesian (Mirwan Suwarso). In our local media, he said that the club brought in the man behind Moneyball, which is one of the factors behind Como's success this season.

[Varnquister]

Although Monza lost to Catanzaro, they managed to secure promotion to Serie A because they were ahead in the standings. In my opinion, this is a strange rule in the Italian league; normally, you’d expect the match to go into extra time, but even if Catanzaro had won 2-0, it wouldn’t have been enough to force extra time—they needed to score one more goal to secure promotion, but they couldn’t manage it. We’ll see Monza in Serie A next season.

[qurbanshah02]

A typical comparable example is with PSG, at a time they had all the best talents packed up in their team and it was taught they were going to win the champions league that time but that happened to be one season they did not have a really good shot at the champions league, now see the squad with which they are making the best appearance and wining the champions league, it was an era and it needed to be understood, mind you a single player is not all a team need to do greater things, it has to be a synergy of efforts and untill Juventus is able to coordinate that synergy, they will still get it wrong even with more good young talent among them as they will be heavily reliant on individual brilliance.

I understand what you mean, i see a lot of the old Juventus in today's Paris Saint-Germain, not so much the champions that Juventus had and many of them, not so much the coach with a brilliant mind but the mentality.
In Paris Saint-Germain the players think like champions and are therefore champions.

Juventus have won the Champions League twice and PSG have only won once and if they play well and win, they can be like Juventus. PSG have dominated for 2 years in a row and they will continue to do so so that they can grow stronger and become the strongest in the Champions League. There is not much noise from Arsenal because their performance and effort are not high, due to which PSG can win this title. They deserve it because they have played very well throughout the season, due to which their players think about their rights and they will turn it into reality and celebrate it with everyone watching.

[dezoel]

The last month or so were horrific for Allegri, and he could not stop the bleeding, so there was some reason for him getting sacked. Maybe he is aging and becoming worse, I mean he used to be great, but maybe he is not going to do that great anymore, there are worse things in life.

He should be studying what went wrong with this whole season before he finds another job. Maybe he can find some fatigue issue that caused them to be bad in the last leg of the season so he could fix that for his next job.

[Gallar]

Juventus official page posted this Ronaldo image about 6 hours ago on Facebook, and I was like did Ronaldo move from Juventus down to Al Nassr? I had to pinch myself, no he left Juventus to Manchester United, that was his second return and it was from there he moved to Al Nassr. It's been years now since Ronaldo left Juventus and they are posting about him, could it be that they are missing him? Or they want to remind us that the GOAT once played for them! 

If Juventus management adds ronaldo to the squad again, it will be a big mistake. But if there is no need  to spend extra money to add Ronaldo to the squad, then maybe juventus will benefit. Even then, ronaldo's wages are very high. The biggest problem is that Ronaldo is now 41 years old. So he is likely to be injured  most of the time. Serie A is a fiercely  competitive league. At the same time , performing in a league like Serie A at the age of 41 is also a big challenge for ronaldo's fitness.

Eh? What are you even talking about? Of course Juventus don't want to purchase Ronaldo, why should they spend money to buy a 41 year old player? Also, Juventus capped their salaries at 6 millions per year, Ronaldo earns like 200 millions per year. It just doesn't make sense for anybody.

Yes,, it doesn't make sense if Ronaldo rejoins Juventus. Because currently he is very comfortable at Al Nasr, and besides, it is true that his old age and high price also make it impossible for Ronaldo to play at Juventus. So currently, basically, Ronaldo may only be a legend at Juventus, because even though Ronaldo was not very long in this team, he has managed to give several prestigious trophies to Juventus. So,, for that reason, it is natural if Juventus still remembers Ronaldo and posts his photo. Because basically, it can be said to be just a reminder for all of us that Ronaldo once played at Juventus.

So,, for that reason, Juventus uploaded a photo of Ronaldo. So, for that reason, this is just for remembrance. So if anyone thinks Ronaldo moved to Juventus, it is clearly very funny. But if that happens, it will definitely be exciting too, haha. And speaking of Juventus, I hope they can perform even better next season. It's been quite a while since they won the Scudetto in Serie A. Therefore,, I hope Juventus can compete well again next season to win that title.

[GiftedMAN]

The last month or so were horrific for Allegri, and he could not stop the bleeding, so there was some reason for him getting sacked. Maybe he is aging and becoming worse, I mean he used to be great, but maybe he is not going to do that great anymore, there are worse things in life.

He should be studying what went wrong with this whole season before he finds another job. Maybe he can find some fatigue issue that caused them to be bad in the last leg of the season so he could fix that for his next job.

Sometimes I used to question the reason behind how some coaches who used to be very good at winning trophies suddenly begin to underperform. Massimiliano Allegri used to be one of the best Italian managers, I remember when the Italian league in 5 consecutive times. But at the moment, he's been underperforming, and for failing to help Juventus qualify for next season's UEFA Champions League competition, he deserves to be sacked. Maybe his tactics are now outdated.

[Fakhrulenclix]

The last month or so were horrific for Allegri, and he could not stop the bleeding, so there was some reason for him getting sacked. Maybe he is aging and becoming worse, I mean he used to be great, but maybe he is not going to do that great anymore, there are worse things in life.

He should be studying what went wrong with this whole season before he finds another job. Maybe he can find some fatigue issue that caused them to be bad in the last leg of the season so he could fix that for his next job.

Sometimes I used to question the reason behind how some coaches who used to be very good at winning trophies suddenly begin to underperform. Massimiliano Allegri used to be one of the best Italian managers, I remember when the Italian league in 5 consecutive times. But at the moment, he's been underperforming, and for failing to help Juventus qualify for next season's UEFA Champions League competition, he deserves to be sacked. Maybe his tactics are now outdated.

Every coach has their own era, and I see that in Massimiliano Allegri, so his failure is not surprising.
I just want to clarify that AC Milan's failure to qualify for the Champions League, in my opinion, is a very big failure and they very much deserve to be fired, especially since they were very good at the beginning of the season. So their failure is due to not being able to maintain consistency, and that is the coach's mistake.

[Mame89]

The last month or so were horrific for Allegri, and he could not stop the bleeding, so there was some reason for him getting sacked. Maybe he is aging and becoming worse, I mean he used to be great, but maybe he is not going to do that great anymore, there are worse things in life.

He should be studying what went wrong with this whole season before he finds another job. Maybe he can find some fatigue issue that caused them to be bad in the last leg of the season so he could fix that for his next job.

Sometimes I used to question the reason behind how some coaches who used to be very good at winning trophies suddenly begin to underperform. Massimiliano Allegri used to be one of the best Italian managers, I remember when the Italian league in 5 consecutive times. But at the moment, he's been underperforming, and for failing to help Juventus qualify for next season's UEFA Champions League competition, he deserves to be sacked. Maybe his tactics are now outdated.

I correct your statement Allegri is the coach of Milan, not Juventus. Therefore he failed to help Milan qualify for next season Champions League, which is why he deserved to be fired. As a major Serie A team failing to qualify for the Champions League was a disappointment for Milan, especially since Milan lost their place in the Champions League in the final week of the Italian League. Allegri Milan failed to maintain their top four position after losing in a remarkable comeback to Cagliari in front of their home fans. This defeat allowed Como to exploit their position forcing Milan to settle for Europa League football next season.

What's interesting about Allegri is that he failed to lead Milan to the Champions League next season, but he still managed a club that participated in the Champions League next season, Napoli. I think he truly possesses dark magic. 

[kriminall]

The last month or so were horrific for Allegri, and he could not stop the bleeding, so there was some reason for him getting sacked. Maybe he is aging and becoming worse, I mean he used to be great, but maybe he is not going to do that great anymore, there are worse things in life.

He should be studying what went wrong with this whole season before he finds another job. Maybe he can find some fatigue issue that caused them to be bad in the last leg of the season so he could fix that for his next job.

Sometimes I used to question the reason behind how some coaches who used to be very good at winning trophies suddenly begin to underperform. Massimiliano Allegri used to be one of the best Italian managers, I remember when the Italian league in 5 consecutive times. But at the moment, he's been underperforming, and for failing to help Juventus qualify for next season's UEFA Champions League competition, he deserves to be sacked. Maybe his tactics are now outdated.

Every coach has their own era, and I see that in Massimiliano Allegri, so his failure is not surprising.
I just want to clarify that AC Milan's failure to qualify for the Champions League, in my opinion, is a very big failure and they very much deserve to be fired, especially since they were very good at the beginning of the season. So their failure is due to not being able to maintain consistency, and that is the coach's mistake.

The manager knows that failing to qualify for the Champions League is a huge disappointment for Milan. Milan were a title contender in the early stages of the season, but they couldn't achieve their goals and never recovered. On top of that, after losing at home in the final week, they dropped out of the Champions League group. Therefore, a change of manager is quite normal. He acted as if he didn't want Milan to qualify. Hopefully, the new manager will be more successful, because Milan is a team remembered for its achievements in football history.

[Adbitco]

Juventus official page posted this Ronaldo image about 6 hours ago on Facebook, and I was like did Ronaldo move from Juventus down to Al Nassr? I had to pinch myself, no he left Juventus to Manchester United, that was his second return and it was from there he moved to Al Nassr. It's been years now since Ronaldo left Juventus and they are posting about him, could it be that they are missing him? Or they want to remind us that the GOAT once played for them! 

If Juventus management adds ronaldo to the squad again, it will be a big mistake. But if there is no need  to spend extra money to add Ronaldo to the squad, then maybe juventus will benefit. Even then, ronaldo's wages are very high. The biggest problem is that Ronaldo is now 41 years old. So he is likely to be injured  most of the time. Serie A is a fiercely  competitive league. At the same time , performing in a league like Serie A at the age of 41 is also a big challenge for ronaldo's fitness.

Very funny, who's talking about Juventus adding Ronaldo to their ranks again! It has already been cleared from the other replies it got that it might be a congratulatory message to him after winning the league with his current team which makes sense to me. Nobody is ever thinking of Juventus wanting to add Ronaldo to her squad, not now not ever again. The only team in Europe that Ronaldo can go back to before retirement is Sporting and that's because it was his boyhood club. Another club I can think of is Almeria because he owns more stake in the club. These are the only 2 clubs I think Ronaldo can decide to end his career at if it will be in Europe.

[Phoenix Anka]

Juventus official page posted this Ronaldo image about 6 hours ago on Facebook, and I was like did Ronaldo move from Juventus down to Al Nassr? I had to pinch myself, no he left Juventus to Manchester United, that was his second return and it was from there he moved to Al Nassr. It's been years now since Ronaldo left Juventus and they are posting about him, could it be that they are missing him? Or they want to remind us that the GOAT once played for them! 

If Juventus management adds ronaldo to the squad again, it will be a big mistake. But if there is no need  to spend extra money to add Ronaldo to the squad, then maybe juventus will benefit. Even then, ronaldo's wages are very high. The biggest problem is that Ronaldo is now 41 years old. So he is likely to be injured  most of the time. Serie A is a fiercely  competitive league. At the same time , performing in a league like Serie A at the age of 41 is also a big challenge for ronaldo's fitness.

Very funny, who's talking about Juventus adding Ronaldo to their ranks again! It has already been cleared from the other replies it got that it might be a congratulatory message to him after winning the league with his current team which makes sense to me. Nobody is ever thinking of Juventus wanting to add Ronaldo to her squad, not now not ever again. The only team in Europe that Ronaldo can go back to before retirement is Sporting and that's because it was his boyhood club. Another club I can think of is Almeria because he owns more stake in the club. These are the only 2 clubs I think Ronaldo can decide to end his career at if it will be in Europe.

He has made statements about Sporting Lisbon in the past. I read that he wanted to end his football career there. Perhaps he will pursue that goal. Sporting Lisbon is a childhood love for Cristiano Ronaldo. He will want to end his career there. However, I don't know if Lisbon will make this transfer happen. Because he is over 40 now and his performance may decline. If he agrees to a significant salary reduction, perhaps Lisbon might want to bring him to the team.

[Xyloo]

Juventus official page posted this Ronaldo image about 6 hours ago on Facebook, and I was like did Ronaldo move from Juventus down to Al Nassr? I had to pinch myself, no he left Juventus to Manchester United, that was his second return and it was from there he moved to Al Nassr. It's been years now since Ronaldo left Juventus and they are posting about him, could it be that they are missing him? Or they want to remind us that the GOAT once played for them! 

If Juventus management adds ronaldo to the squad again, it will be a big mistake. But if there is no need  to spend extra money to add Ronaldo to the squad, then maybe juventus will benefit. Even then, ronaldo's wages are very high. The biggest problem is that Ronaldo is now 41 years old. So he is likely to be injured  most of the time. Serie A is a fiercely  competitive league. At the same time , performing in a league like Serie A at the age of 41 is also a big challenge for ronaldo's fitness.

Very funny, who's talking about Juventus adding Ronaldo to their ranks again! It has already been cleared from the other replies it got that it might be a congratulatory message to him after winning the league with his current team which makes sense to me. Nobody is ever thinking of Juventus wanting to add Ronaldo to her squad, not now not ever again. The only team in Europe that Ronaldo can go back to before retirement is Sporting and that's because it was his boyhood club. Another club I can think of is Almeria because he owns more stake in the club. These are the only 2 clubs I think Ronaldo can decide to end his career at if it will be in Europe.

Juventus in Italy is not a team that would want to add Ronaldo to their squad because they want to rejuvenate the team. Cristiano Ronaldo could only be a manager for that team, and even then, only after he retires from football. He is still competing in football and is 41 years old. He wants to come to the World Cup and become champion, and he will continue to fight with his team. However, I don't think he will wear the Juventus jersey again in Italy.

[Abu-Naim]

The last month or so were horrific for Allegri, and he could not stop the bleeding, so there was some reason for him getting sacked. Maybe he is aging and becoming worse, I mean he used to be great, but maybe he is not going to do that great anymore, there are worse things in life.

He should be studying what went wrong with this whole season before he finds another job. Maybe he can find some fatigue issue that caused them to be bad in the last leg of the season so he could fix that for his next job.

Sometimes, we can’t blame the coach alone because he is not the one playing g the ball in the field, we also need to start questioning these players, some of them are the reason these coaches get heartbroken after the coaches has believed them, their performance do reflect to what the coach can do to them as a team, so if they keep performing very bad, the coach will be blamed and maybe the management will be overlooking everything that is happening.

Furthermore, the team management also have a role to play in the poor performance of their team, if they failed to invest money to sign the right players for the managers, the coaches can’t use what they don’t have to make the team win trophy, that’s why they are to be blamed also because the coaches needs players to win matches.

[Zanab247]

Como success story will not have been complete with Cesc Fabregas he really did a very good job as a manager, taking a team from relegation zone to champions League football in a space of one year only goes to show the quality of coach that he is. His technical in depth is one of the best in the Seria A and even in Europe because, looking at the way that this team is performing in terms of play Como is playing a very attractive style of game which is very appealing to the eyes if you ask me. Fabregas to me deserves coach of the season in the Seria A this season.

Indeed Como have performed well in this season, and their coach have proven his talent that he know have to train players to start doing well to improve the club. For you to know that the management of Como appreciate their coach very well is through their comments through social media, because you will be hearing positive things about their coach and their players.

What they did in this season is a sign that they are going to perform more in the next season, because there are some signs that Como management will not going to add more players than to increase their players money so that it will move them to do more in the next tournament.

[Cryptoprincess101]

The last month or so were horrific for Allegri, and he could not stop the bleeding, so there was some reason for him getting sacked. Maybe he is aging and becoming worse, I mean he used to be great, but maybe he is not going to do that great anymore, there are worse things in life.

He should be studying what went wrong with this whole season before he finds another job. Maybe he can find some fatigue issue that caused them to be bad in the last leg of the season so he could fix that for his next job.

Allegri was not competent enough to take AC Milan to the Champions League and it's very sad because AC Milan has been in the top 4 for a very long time just to miss out in the final day of the season so his sack was worth it. If he had succeeded in taking AC Milan to the UCL, the club would have considered to still try him for another season even though he had a poor performance towards the end of the season.

It's painful when a team starts so well and meets a sad ending, that's what happened to AC Milan which provoked the management to sack him and other staffs. If he gets a new job to coach any team again, he should correct the mistakes he made at AC Milan and remain consistent till the end, not to start well and flop afterwards.

[Velvet78]

Milan's future manager is still not decided. Pochettino is one of the names going in rumours but he is managing the USA national team.

I wouldn't expect him to sign until the end of the World Cup. However Milan shouldn't wait that long in my opinion. 

Arne Slot has just got sacked by Liverpool. He is also said to be a candidate but I don't know if he thinks of working in Italy now.