Italian League Prediction Thread (Serie A)

[KingsDen]

What Milan and a lot of other big teams in Italy needs is to recover they faith and also to start to have real references players not just "stars" or young projects with them, i mean who is the Maldini of Milan? Pirlo of Milan? Modric could be one but he is already super old you can build anything around him thinking in a long project, that is the main problem and reality in most of the big italian teams.

AC Milan mustn't have to assemble global stars before they can return back to winning ways. Most of the legends you called that were former players of the club you mentioned grew through the academy ranks to become first team players. So they can still be replaced if the club management can invest more in the club's academy. I doubt that AC Milan currently has the financial strength to buy big stars but if they can get a manager that knows how to build a team that plays and succeed more as a team than depending on individual brilliance, big stars can emerge from there.

[MarjorieZimmermanGinger]

What Milan needs now is not just one player as a star they need to rebuild the team and they need good numbers of players mixed with young talents and experienced players that are well matured not just players that are at the age of retirement who would just play for a season before ending their football career. For Luka Modric he is still very good with the ball but he's aged and he can't carry the team on his shoulders. Italian teams should try to have future plans that will help them not to become a failed team when their players retire.

One player alone isn't enough, as the competition in Serie A is increasingly competitive. AC Milan needs to have quality players capable of competing with Inter Milan and other strong players. Without this Milan will struggle to compete for the Scudetto. Luka Modric is getting older, so his contribution won't be optimal and vice versa, his physical qualities are declining. A combination of young players complemented by senior players would be a perfect strength for Milan and we could see how the league becomes much more exciting in terms of competing for the title next season.

[Bobrox]

What Milan needs now is not just one player as a star they need to rebuild the team and they need good numbers of players mixed with young talents and experienced players that are well matured not just players that are at the age of retirement who would just play for a season before ending their football career. For Luka Modric he is still very good with the ball but he's aged and he can't carry the team on his shoulders. Italian teams should try to have future plans that will help them not to become a failed team when their players retire.

Agree with you, one player only not enough helping AC Milan could finish at higher standings or getting in the Scudetto race with the rival team Inter Milan, Luka Modric still good players although have been older can consistent performing well but not get support from other position like defense or offense players. Its second season in a row Milan not participants in Champion League after finish outside the top fourth standings, last season Milan finished at 8th standings place and this season will not playing in Champion League but will participants at Europe League.

Can acceptable decision from Milan's player Rafael Leão want to leave Milan because its second appearances in a row not playing in Champion League, if this player leaving the club I think the management should find right replacement for this position with new players have the same level quality.

[SilverCryptoBullet]

Agree with you, one player only not enough helping AC Milan could finish at higher standings or getting in the Scudetto race with the rival team Inter Milan, Luka Modric still good players although have been older can consistent performing well but not get support from other position like defense or offense players. Its second season in a row Milan not participants in Champion League after finish outside the top fourth standings, last season Milan finished at 8th standings place and this season will not playing in Champion League but will participants at Europe League.

Luka Modric is a legendary midfielder who is very professional and ambitious but at his old age, it's unrealistic to hope for his great performances like years ago. His appearances in this season were actually helpful for AC Milan but when his teammates did not play too well, as a team they failed to finish Serie A in top four, even only lack of one more point to achieve top four. It's truly a big disappointment for both Luka Modric and AC Milan, and it will possibly affect the player decision as well as AC Milan preparation for next seasons. There is rumor that Luka Modric will officially announce his retirement after World Cup 2026 with Croatia, let's wait what will come in a next month.

Can acceptable decision from Milan's player Rafael Leão want to leave Milan because its second appearances in a row not playing in Champion League, if this player leaving the club I think the management should find right replacement for this position with new players have the same level quality.

Rafael Leão seems to hit his limits as he did not show any considerable growth in recent seasons, while I feel he no longer has enough motivation when playing for AC Milan in latest seasons. Now if he already officially asked for a transfer out, the club should let him go and take money from the transfer to buy young star players and rebuild the squad for future seasons.

[jaberwock]

is like Ac Milan are planning to fail, the players they have are good but they need to make some changes like something the other clubs in the Serie A haven't seen before. Maybe a team that attack more than they defend or do both, defend and attack more because from how we saw them play last season they struggle to even get goals against smaller team, if they find it hard to score against teams like Parma is it club like Inter, Juventus or even Como that they could get goals? No it doesn't work like that, see how Inter are building themselves every season always at the difficult side of losing, attack is strong and the defenders are hard as rock, hard to penetrate and it gives the goalkeeper that confidence of getting the job done when the time comes, that is what Ac Milan need at this moment, no dullness is allowed.

Here I want to add that not only AC Milan and Milan but now all Serie A needed to be overhauled with revolutionary changes that can bring the beauty of soccer back to Italy. They are completely down and out due to their old-fashioned and poor strategy, too many old players with nothing new and attractive, and attractive and hurting their approach.

Como has done a good job, but still it's not enough because they have enough differences in quality with finances that are also not favourable. Even for a few big clubs, they need to have a good, aggressive approach that increases their goals and have creativity, which will give them good things for a big level. Keeping old and dumb things will never bring good results in this era.

[Barikui1]

AC Milan mustn't have to assemble global stars before they can return back to winning ways. Most of the legends you called that were former players of the club you mentioned grew through the academy ranks to become first team players. So they can still be replaced if the club management can invest more in the club's academy. I doubt that AC Milan currently has the financial strength to buy big stars but if they can get a manager that knows how to build a team that plays and succeed more as a team than depending on individual brilliance, big stars can emerge from there.

I agree with a sentiment on this, they can return to their glory days if they can strengthen and invest heavily in their academy, and also integrate some quality academic players into their first team squad, but one thing is that when doing such a thing, their is need to be patient, because such things only yield fruit when there is Patience.

And these are the reasons why the Italian national team are struggling up to date, because they don't have the availability of younger quality players that can spring up into the these top team is in the Italian serie A, but if they can do that effectively, so many top players will be discovered and the Italian national team will be a great benefit to it.

[alankasman]

I agree with a sentiment on this, they can return to their glory days if they can strengthen and invest heavily in their academy, and also integrate some quality academic players into their first team squad, but one thing is that when doing such a thing, their is need to be patient, because such things only yield fruit when there is Patience.

And these are the reasons why the Italian national team are struggling up to date, because they don't have the availability of younger quality players that can spring up into the these top team is in the Italian serie A, but if they can do that effectively, so many top players will be discovered and the Italian national team will be a great benefit to it.

Currently many of the key players each team has come from their respective academies because they have already started to be promoted to the senior team. Therefore the academy players are stronger in improving every time they train or play in matches. Their goal is to be promoted to their own senior team. Perhaps this is what AC Milan is currently focusing on. They are one of the teams that often develop quality young players. Currently they are monitoring the players in their own academy. However this also requires them to be truly patient in selecting those who are worthy and can contribute to their senior team.

This is a significant advantage not only for the teams competing in their leagues but also for the national team. We can see this in Barcelona ​​where they always have players orbited into their squad. Ultimately when these players add new color to the team they play for the next step is to also contribute to the national team. For example Yamal and Kubo are currently able to give their best performance for the teams they play for, thus contributing to their respective countries in this World Cup. This is something Italy must have because the average player who plays for Italy is always older, and there are rarely young players in their squad, so they always fail to compete for a ticket to compete in the World Cup.

[katanic97]

AC Milan mustn't have to assemble global stars before they can return back to winning ways. Most of the legends you called that were former players of the club you mentioned grew through the academy ranks to become first team players. So they can still be replaced if the club management can invest more in the club's academy. I doubt that AC Milan currently has the financial strength to buy big stars but if they can get a manager that knows how to build a team that plays and succeed more as a team than depending on individual brilliance, big stars can emerge from there.

I agree with a sentiment on this, they can return to their glory days if they can strengthen and invest heavily in their academy, and also integrate some quality academic players into their first team squad, but one thing is that when doing such a thing, their is need to be patient, because such things only yield fruit when there is Patience.

And these are the reasons why the Italian national team are struggling up to date, because they don't have the availability of younger quality players that can spring up into the these top team is in the Italian serie A, but if they can do that effectively, so many top players will be discovered and the Italian national team will be a great benefit to it.

Milan need some big-name signings, and they also need to get rid of a few players who are clearly surplus to requirements and don't seem fully committed anymore. They brought in Modric thinking he would solve a lot of their problems, but in the end things turned out pretty badly.As for the Italian national team, they're going through a generational transition. These things take time, and they'll need patience before the squad settles and finds its way back to the level Italy used to be at

[aipercoin]

Como is doing everything to make a competitive team for next year too, and this is what is most important at the moment, they absolutely must do this, and they must start moving now even if everyone thinks its early, but the sooner they make purchases and the sooner they get the best players.

como has already done a lot this last year, there is no need for them to do anything else, i must say that i am not surprised if this team is growing more and more, despite having achieved an incredible result, they have truly done a fantastic job and are continuing to do so by investing more and more in the team.

[Gallar]

AC Milan mustn't have to assemble global stars before they can return back to winning ways. Most of the legends you called that were former players of the club you mentioned grew through the academy ranks to become first team players. So they can still be replaced if the club management can invest more in the club's academy. I doubt that AC Milan currently has the financial strength to buy big stars but if they can get a manager that knows how to build a team that plays and succeed more as a team than depending on individual brilliance, big stars can emerge from there.

Yes, you might be right, my friend, about this, but the problem is that Milan is currently bad in every way. Because,, as far as I know, their academy hasn't produced any great players yet. Therefore, the only way that might be a quicker shortcut for Milan to become champions in Serie A is by buying great players. Because if I don't do that, I'm very sure that Milan will definitely fall further behind in terms of performance compared to other teams. Because basically,, it's already very clear that Milan's performance isn't very good.

So, that's why the current Milan owner needs to think more deeply about this. It may be true that Milan currently can't get expensive players. But I think to build a great team, sometimes players who are not too expensive can be very great, as long as Milan's analysis team can be more astute in monitoring the players they will buy. So, I think that's what Milan must do.

[giorgione]

Milan need some big-name signings, and they also need to get rid of a few players who are clearly surplus to requirements and don't seem fully committed anymore. They brought in Modric thinking he would solve a lot of their problems, but in the end things turned out pretty badly.As for the Italian national team, they're going through a generational transition. These things take time, and they'll need patience before the squad settles and finds its way back to the level Italy used to be at

yes, to rebuild something interesting they absolutely have to make a long-lasting project with important names, if they want to be great again, this is what they have to do, try to win and do it quickly, buying important players who always work hard for the team.

[M47AK16]

What Milan and a lot of other big teams in Italy needs is to recover they faith and also to start to have real references players not just "stars" or young projects with them, i mean who is the Maldini of Milan? Pirlo of Milan? Modric could be one but he is already super old you can build anything around him thinking in a long project, that is the main problem and reality in most of the big italian teams.

AC Milan has certainly made significant improvements after failing to qualify for the champions league. Key members of the ac milan board have been fired, and several key players have chosen to leave. I believe next season will see a new face from the players, coaches, and board.

While ac milan is a major Serie A team, their reputation is slowly fading as their strength weakens. There are no shining players for ac milan this season, no goal scoring strikers, and their play is very dull.

I hope they make more targeted improvements in this transfer window. They need to recruit quality players and a qualified coach to build a stronger team.

Milan is no longer the Milan we used to know; the era of Berlusconi and Galliani, who made it great, is over. Now the current owners are solely interested in making as much money as possible.
But this team has just one main problem: failing to stick with a single manager. After winning the Scudetto under Pioli, they’ve gone through a succession of managers, creating nothing but chaos and failing to achieve results.

New owners are not having a good strategy they are just looking for profit without doing anything for soccer. Just because of this, AC Milan is no longer a club that was famous for its beauty of soccer and having enough players who had great skills and quality. They were fighting for the title but ended in 5th spot. This was one of the worst for them in the last 10 games they have 10 points and scored only 9 goals.

This changed all their hard work in the season into crap now they need to have new energy with a good strategy if they want to challenge top teams, but as mentioned, owners are not spending enough money. This is a problem for them in the long run.

[Mayor of ogba]

Despite 11 losses, Roma are still in a position to qualify for the Champions League. This shows how important winning matches is. Even with 11 losses, qualifying for the Champions League is an achievement for Roma. Furthermore, Roma has the most losses among the top eight teams. They should be given a transfer budget to build a strong squad next year.

AS Roman has been without a Champions League football for a very long time, and this is because they have been performing poorly over the past year, but it's a thing of joy to see AS Roma qualified for next season Champions League after they improved their performance this season. Since AS Roma will be taking part in next season Champions League they will surely buy players in the summer transfer window in order for them to have a squad depth that will be able to handle their busy schedules next season and perform well both in the Serie A and Champions League.

[aipercoin]

yes the name of leao is simply very sought after, due to his cost, he is a player who in my opinion in a well done context where he is even more stimulating than that of AC Milan can do great things, now at AC Milan he has been a former player for a long time and is not able to do very well, i don't think it is normal to continue like this.

Unfortunately, the AC Milan situation is truly pitiful. I wanted to take a step forward this season, and they even got off to a good start.
Along the way, however, words have not respected actions. Obviously, people like Leao are not in a stimulated environment and therefore cannot perform as they should. Obviously, this is my personal opinion.

[banana33]

Here I want to add that not only AC Milan and Milan but now all Serie A needed to be overhauled with revolutionary changes that can bring the beauty of soccer back to Italy. They are completely down and out due to their old-fashioned and poor strategy, too many old players with nothing new and attractive, and attractive and hurting their approach.

Como has done a good job, but still it's not enough because they have enough differences in quality with finances that are also not favourable. Even for a few big clubs, they need to have a good, aggressive approach that increases their goals and have creativity, which will give them good things for a big level. Keeping old and dumb things will never bring good results in this era.

the beauty of football is precisely this, the continuous evolution of what happens, seeing these teams that change and that bring so many changes within this sport, but this thing has never happened in Serie A, we have remained anchored to old patterns and old tactics that are boring and not very successful.

[xzone]

What Milan needs now is not just one player as a star they need to rebuild the team and they need good numbers of players mixed with young talents and experienced players that are well matured not just players that are at the age of retirement who would just play for a season before ending their football career. For Luka Modric he is still very good with the ball but he's aged and he can't carry the team on his shoulders. Italian teams should try to have future plans that will help them not to become a failed team when their players retire.

One player alone isn't enough, as the competition in Serie A is increasingly competitive. AC Milan needs to have quality players capable of competing with Inter Milan and other strong players. Without this Milan will struggle to compete for the Scudetto. Luka Modric is getting older, so his contribution won't be optimal and vice versa, his physical qualities are declining. A combination of young players complemented by senior players would be a perfect strength for Milan and we could see how the league becomes much more exciting in terms of competing for the title next season.

Modric is truly a legendary footballer; I'm sure he'll have a huge impact on any team he plays for, regardless of his age. His experience and talent combine to enable the team to play top-level football, but I don't think he can play as well as he used to.
The difficulty level in Serie A is increasing every day. Teams that want to win the championship here absolutely need young and star players; they must invest in the next few years. Teams with older squads will increasingly have less chance

[len01]

Luka Modric is a legendary midfielder who is very professional and ambitious but at his old age, it's unrealistic to hope for his great performances like years ago. His appearances in this season were actually helpful for AC Milan but when his teammates did not play too well, as a team they failed to finish Serie A in top four, even only lack of one more point to achieve top four. It's truly a big disappointment for both Luka Modric and AC Milan, and it will possibly affect the player decision as well as AC Milan preparation for next seasons. There is rumor that Luka Modric will officially announce his retirement after World Cup 2026 with Croatia, let's wait what will come in a next month.

In conclusion, AC Milan had an impressive run of wins, leading fans to believe they could reach their best this season. However, the pressure of the end of the season, with several injuries and the pressure of competing for a UCL spot, caused AC Milan to lose their mentality. Therefore, AC Milan's poor season is multifaceted, and management should know how to improve and achieve better results next season.

[cande86]

Currently many of the key players each team has come from their respective academies because they have already started to be promoted to the senior team. Therefore the academy players are stronger in improving every time they train or play in matches. Their goal is to be promoted to their own senior team. Perhaps this is what AC Milan is currently focusing on. They are one of the teams that often develop quality young players. Currently they are monitoring the players in their own academy. However this also requires them to be truly patient in selecting those who are worthy and can contribute to their senior team.

This is a significant advantage not only for the teams competing in their leagues but also for the national team. We can see this in Barcelona where they always have players orbited into their squad. Ultimately when these players add new color to the team they play for the next step is to also contribute to the national team. For example Yamal and Kubo are currently able to give their best performance for the teams they play for, thus contributing to their respective countries in this World Cup. This is something Italy must have because the average player who plays for Italy is always older, and there are rarely young players in their squad, so they always fail to compete for a ticket to compete in the World Cup.

I strongly believe that Italian football must be re-founded and to do all this they must obviously start from the youth sectors, focusing on youth is the most important thing that a club can do, securing the future and making small players great players who will then give a lot to the main team.

[Volgastallion]

Yes Italian football needs to be rebuild from its foundation, maybe if they hire Pep Guardiola for the first national team they can start to build a diferent mentality and change something also in the lower age preaparation of the players, but that is gonna cost a lot of years and they have to put a lot of effort in it, but they need to do it now, 3 times in a row out of a world cup and teams not doing good in european competitions is not good.

[wakier]

What Milan needs now is not just one player as a star they need to rebuild the team and they need good numbers of players mixed with young talents and experienced players that are well matured not just players that are at the age of retirement who would just play for a season before ending their football career. For Luka Modric he is still very good with the ball but he's aged and he can't carry the team on his shoulders. Italian teams should try to have future plans that will help them not to become a failed team when their players retire.

One player alone isn't enough, as the competition in Serie A is increasingly competitive. AC Milan needs to have quality players capable of competing with Inter Milan and other strong players. Without this Milan will struggle to compete for the Scudetto. Luka Modric is getting older, so his contribution won't be optimal and vice versa, his physical qualities are declining. A combination of young players complemented by senior players would be a perfect strength for Milan and we could see how the league becomes much more exciting in terms of competing for the title next season.

Milan not only needs players, they also need to think about recruiting a suitable coach so they can build a good team, the combination of players and coaches is very important, so I think Milan job next season will be harder with a new coach, of course, they need to adapt and Milan needs to be patient with that, but hopefully the adaptation will not take a long time so that Milan can start competing in Serie A with full confidence and return to being a strong team and be in the top 4 again.