Italian League Prediction Thread (Serie A)

[ITExpert]

However, it doesn't mean that they don't have the ambition to become champion, in Serie A if they had scored more points, the situation would certainly have been different, but this is necessary to understand their limits and then possibly overcome them, i am convinced that they can do better than many other teams.

The team como is one of the fastest growing clubs due to their passion of doing great. And it is true that they did really great with their dedication and passionate behaviours towards the football. The team como has successfully qualified for the champions league after finishing their serie A and this happens first time in the history of clubs. And it is expected that if como will keep going on the same way they were in the serie A there is no doubt that very soon they will be one of the most strongest and best club in the Italian football. But I think they still need to make some improvements and bring some changes in the team so that they can strengthen their club to be a strong opponent of any team. Because team has the potential and now their fans are just raising their confidence as well that they deserves to be a great team.

[DiMarxist]

However, it doesn't mean that they don't have the ambition to become champion, in Serie A if they had scored more points, the situation would certainly have been different, but this is necessary to understand their limits and then possibly overcome them, i am convinced that they can do better than many other teams.

The team como is one of the fastest growing clubs due to their passion of doing great. And it is true that they did really great with their dedication and passionate behaviours towards the football. The team como has successfully qualified for the champions league after finishing their serie A and this happens first time in the history of clubs. And it is expected that if como will keep going on the same way they were in the serie A there is no doubt that very soon they will be one of the most strongest and best club in the Italian football. But I think they still need to make some improvements and bring some changes in the team so that they can strengthen their club to be a strong opponent of any team. Because team has the potential and now their fans are just raising their confidence as well that they deserves to be a great team.

Como could be likened to Leipzig in the German Bundesliga which rose up the ranks in Germany football and gained promotion into the German Bundesliga and has been consistent, as they are now a traditional side when ever you are talking about the German league. Como rise in Italian football is really surprising to me because this was a team that was battling relegation last season as they gained promotion to the Seria A. This is a great achievement for a team like Como this only show that hard work really pays.

[Ahli38]

The new members of the Serie A this season:

- Monza
- Frosinone
- Venezia

Do you have bigger expectations from any of them like to do more than a relegation fight?    I didn't watch the Serie B even a bit this year so I can't say anything.

But I'm pretty sure the matches in Venezia would be really nice thanks to the great view at the location!

Venezia looks more convincing than the other two teams. They also seem to have a winning mentality given that they have topped the Serie B standings. However Venezia does not yet seem ready to compete for the Serie A title considering the crushing defeat they suffered against Inter Milan in the Coppa Italia. But I personally believe that Venezia can make it into the top 10 of the standings or even do more than just fight to avoid relegation. Perhaps they will provide a bit of a surprise to some other teams that have long been established in Serie A. As for Frosinone they also looked great in Serie B by winning many matches to secure second place in the standings. And they’re just one point behind Venezia as the current league leader. But I’m a bit skeptical about Frosinone’s ability to stay in Serie A given their loss to Cagliari in the Coppa Italia. Perhaps Frosinone can be relied upon if they pull off some upsets in the first ten matches they’ll face. As for Monza I’m very doubtful of them given their inconsistent performance in Serie B last season. And even toward the end of the last round they were still frequently drawing or even losing. So I personally predict that Monza will struggle greatly to stay in Serie A. And they’ll likely find themselves hovering around the relegation zone.

[Just Say]

However, it doesn't mean that they don't have the ambition to become champion, in Serie A if they had scored more points, the situation would certainly have been different, but this is necessary to understand their limits and then possibly overcome them, i am convinced that they can do better than many other teams.

The team como is one of the fastest growing clubs due to their passion of doing great. And it is true that they did really great with their dedication and passionate behaviours towards the football. The team como has successfully qualified for the champions league after finishing their serie A and this happens first time in the history of clubs. And it is expected that if como will keep going on the same way they were in the serie A there is no doubt that very soon they will be one of the most strongest and best club in the Italian football. But I think they still need to make some improvements and bring some changes in the team so that they can strengthen their club to be a strong opponent of any team. Because team has the potential and now their fans are just raising their confidence as well that they deserves to be a great team.

Como could be likened to Leipzig in the German Bundesliga which rose up the ranks in Germany football and gained promotion into the German Bundesliga and has been consistent, as they are now a traditional side when ever you are talking about the German league. Como rise in Italian football is really surprising to me because this was a team that was battling relegation last season as they gained promotion to the Seria A. This is a great achievement for a team like Como this only show that hard work really pays.

If Como wants to improve step by step like the German league clubs then I think they need to keep their best players and buy some more. In fact, Como have been the most popular team in the Italian league this season, so we can assume that the management of this team will be committed to keeping their best players. The president of Como has already mentioned that their young potential player Nico Paz will stay with the team for another season but it could be decided by Real Madrid, if this player is linked to the upcoming Italian season then maybe it will be good for Como because according to my knowledge this player has been the best midfielder in the Italian league in the 2025/26 season and he also won the Best Midfielder award.

[Sexylizzy2813]

The reason why I believe they should have kept him, is the fact that we are talking about Milan being even worse last year, that means even without going to UCL, they still did great and we should not be considering how this is bad, because he did better. He took a team that finished 8th last season, spent at two and three positions for most of the season and finished fifth at the table, that is improvement and if he can do that over course of just one season, he could have done a lot better later on.

Not giving time to manager is one of the biggest reasons why Milan fails so badly, if they want to be better then they need to hire someone good and then keep him for a few years and allow him to get better with time.

If you talk about the manager I think Ac Milan is becoming desperate to be playing a top level games not only the Italian games, they are champions right from the beginning, they are part of the clubs in Europe that made Champions League football interesting to watch and not seeing them back then is like saying Barcelona, Madrid, Liverpool, Inter Milan, Chelsea and the others are not suppose to play, hope you get me. Now they haven't been playing Champions League football for almost 3 seasons now and you expect them to keep enduring for yet another season again? Honestly, I think it could be part of the contract, if you can't get the team to qualify for the UCL you'd lose your job, there are contracts that comes in that form and other ways so I feel it should be that they let him go (which they have) and get any better manager, Massimiliano Allegri has done his best but it wasn't good enough, they relaxed when it matters, when they was suppose to win they lost which cost them a chance in the UCL spot.

For a long time, Milan was actually in the title race, but recently they've had a series of unsuccessful matches. Their home loss last week was the final straw. They will no longer be in the Champions League and have changed their manager. Next year they will compete in the Europa League, and I already think they will be one of the favorites. Next year's Europa League will be just as exciting as the Champions League. Both Juventus and Milan will be two title contenders from Italy. Both teams were aiming for the Champions League, but Como achieved a series of successes that changed the whole system and they are now in contention for next year's Champions League.

I think football is no longer business as usual, things that normally happens is not happening again. As of 10-15 years ago you would see Napoli, Inter, Ac Milan, Juventus, these are the teams that normally visit the Champions League but now look at the random clubs that play the competition but fail to always secure their place start from the league table. For Ac Milan they should have been thinking on how to go back to the champions league that they have missed for long but on the last day they did something that even killed the ticket of gamblers and the faces of the fans was filled with tears, it was suppose to be day to celebrate their welcome back to that competition and I believe that's the reason for them to change their manager. At least they have the Europa League to play so let's see it as a step at a time they they finish in a comfortable position to play CL football the upper season.

[LUCKMCFLY]

Milan has struggled in recent seasons. In my opinion, the main problem lies with the club’s management or owners. The club owners don’t seem serious about building the team. Whether it’s because they don’t have much money or are simply reluctant to spend it. Let’s take a look at the players Milan has signed in the transfer market over the past few seasons, mostly players of average quality and older players. As a result, it’s hard to expect Milan to compete at the highest level in any competition. If the club owners don’t address this situation soon, we won’t see the Milan of old, capable of competing for the championship.

Well, maybe, I hadn't seen it from that point of view, although you know they shouldn't because they have a very big club, a club with a lot of history. Whoever arrives at that club should know that things should be top-notch because we're talking about a club where there are good players, it's like the good representation of Italian football, and I know that money is a factor that has a lot of influence, but they should correct everything bad that there is, so that they start winning more.

[len01]

The team como is one of the fastest growing clubs due to their passion of doing great. And it is true that they did really great with their dedication and passionate behaviours towards the football. The team como has successfully qualified for the champions league after finishing their serie A and this happens first time in the history of clubs. And it is expected that if como will keep going on the same way they were in the serie A there is no doubt that very soon they will be one of the most strongest and best club in the Italian football. But I think they still need to make some improvements and bring some changes in the team so that they can strengthen their club to be a strong opponent of any team. Because team has the potential and now their fans are just raising their confidence as well that they deserves to be a great team.

If you're praising the best results of the season, I can understand. But if you're expecting anything more, that's highly unlikely. I'm not being dismissive, but I strongly believe that once the season starts and Como starts playing in the UCL, the team usually loses its best form. Como could even be eliminated early in the UCL.

[Gallar]

In Serie A, many teams  participate in the title race at the beginning of the season. This season too, we thought milan was a worthy contender for the title at the beginning of the season. But milan could not maintain their performance. At the end of the season , they were in fifth place in the table. Como played  well this season. But it is  difficult to predict  how they will do next season. If como management does not take the necessary steps to strengthen the squad , their performance  is likely to decline.

In essence, the competition in Serie A this season is really not that exciting in my opinion, especially the competition for the top position. Because basically, although it is true that at the beginning of the season, Milan was able to perform well and even occupied the top position in Serie A. But after that, Inter really performed very well and no team was able to compete with Inter at that time. So I think it's very boring, because basically, if the competition in Serie A continues like this in the coming seasons, it will certainly make everyone even more boring.

Because many people want to see exciting competition again in Serie A because basically, Serie A was really quite good in the past. But now Serie A really has become less good in terms of team quality. I also don't know exactly why something like this could happen. But it seems clear that poor team management has made Serie A less competitive at this time. Speaking of Como,, they're a team with great potential for the upcoming season. So, I agree with you that Como really needs to improve their team if they want to compete well next season.

[MarjorieZimmermanGinger]

If you're praising the best results of the season, I can understand. But if you're expecting anything more, that's highly unlikely. I'm not being dismissive, but I strongly believe that once the season starts and Como starts playing in the UCL, the team usually loses its best form. Como could even be eliminated early in the UCL.

Hopefully that won't happen and Como can continue to deliver top results in all competitions next season, as teams like Como typically experience situations like those you mentioned, like Leverkusen's performance in the Bundesliga or several other teams in previous seasons. If Como wants to improve success, they need to add depth to their squad so they can compete with other teams. If this isn't done, it will likely be difficult for Como to keep up with competition next season due to the increasingly congested match schedule.

[Nahl]

If you're praising the best results of the season, I can understand. But if you're expecting anything more, that's highly unlikely. I'm not being dismissive, but I strongly believe that once the season starts and Como starts playing in the UCL, the team usually loses its best form. Como could even be eliminated early in the UCL.

Hopefully that won't happen and Como can continue to deliver top results in all competitions next season, as teams like Como typically experience situations like those you mentioned, like Leverkusen's performance in the Bundesliga or several other teams in previous seasons. If Como wants to improve success, they need to add depth to their squad so they can compete with other teams. If this isn't done, it will likely be difficult for Como to keep up with competition next season due to the increasingly congested match schedule.

If we speaking about depth of squad i am sure Como owner have considering this factor and this summer Como will bought new players but the most problem is about consistency that many small teams who can playing at champion league cannot managed their consistency and flop for next season that because for small teams divide their focus to the several tournaments is quite hard and we can see some teams such as Girona or Leverkusen for example but i know Como a bit different because in the term of players recruitment this team has good management and effective so, lets looking forward to see whether Como is still consistent or not for next season

[Mustang Shelby]

If you're praising the best results of the season, I can understand. But if you're expecting anything more, that's highly unlikely. I'm not being dismissive, but I strongly believe that once the season starts and Como starts playing in the UCL, the team usually loses its best form. Como could even be eliminated early in the UCL.

Hopefully that won't happen and Como can continue to deliver top results in all competitions next season, as teams like Como typically experience situations like those you mentioned, like Leverkusen's performance in the Bundesliga or several other teams in previous seasons. If Como wants to improve success, they need to add depth to their squad so they can compete with other teams. If this isn't done, it will likely be difficult for Como to keep up with competition next season due to the increasingly congested match schedule.

If we speaking about depth of squad i am sure Como owner have considering this factor and this summer Como will bought new players but the most problem is about consistency that many small teams who can playing at champion league cannot managed their consistency and flop for next season that because for small teams divide their focus to the several tournaments is quite hard and we can see some teams such as Girona or Leverkusen for example but i know Como a bit different because in the term of players recruitment this team has good management and effective so, lets looking forward to see whether Como is still consistent or not for next season

I expect them to make good transfers this year because they're going to the Champions League. The scouts and coaching staff, in particular, need to be very careful and attentive in this regard. As a team with a limited budget, they have to be very cautious with their transfer spending. Fabregas gives me confidence in this matter. He's a self-aware manager, and with the transfers he's arranged this year, he's taken the team to the Champions League.

[bastisisca]

Como has played well this season. Qualifying for the champions league is the biggest achievement for Como. Como has never been able to perform so incredibly well in Serie A before. If como does not sell their important players, and adds talented players to the s quad to strengthen the squad, then they will be able to play well next  season. Como has a talented manager like fabregas. But I would not expect a very good  performance from Como in the champions league. Como is completely  new to this platform.

He played magnificently with the players he had and managed to reach the Champions League, something that Milan, for example, did not do, who sent Allegri away by not qualifying.
Now we need to untie the Nico Paz knot, but unfortunately we have to wait until the end of the World Cup.

[Velvet78]

Juventus and Milan both were disappointing in terms of the way they finished the league. They both are going to the Europa League currently.

But if we look at it from a positive aspect, they have a higher chance for the title there with these teams compared to this season.    But the truth is that the quality of the Serie A is going down more every year...

[Altryist]

Juventus and Milan both were disappointing in terms of the way they finished the league. They both are going to the Europa League currently.

But if we look at it from a positive aspect, they have a higher chance for the title there with these teams compared to this season.    But the truth is that the quality of the Serie A is going down more every year...

I disagree regarding their chances of winning both the Serie A title and the Europa League. Those teams will also be involved in European competitions, just like the clubs playing in the Champions League. To genuinely compete for the title, they would need to make significant improvements to their squads. As for Juventus, it seems to me that they need major changes across the board to get back into the title race.

Milan, on the other hand, need to strengthen their attack and rejuvenate their midfield. They also need a strong, ambitious manager because the squad itself looks quite solid, but they need someone capable of motivating the players and getting the best out of them.

[Fakhrulenclix]

Juventus and Milan both were disappointing in terms of the way they finished the league. They both are going to the Europa League currently.

But if we look at it from a positive aspect, they have a higher chance for the title there with these teams compared to this season.    But the truth is that the quality of the Serie A is going down more every year...

I disagree regarding their chances of winning both the Serie A title and the Europa League. Those teams will also be involved in European competitions, just like the clubs playing in the Champions League. To genuinely compete for the title, they would need to make significant improvements to their squads. As for Juventus, it seems to me that they need major changes across the board to get back into the title race.

Milan, on the other hand, need to strengthen their attack and rejuvenate their midfield. They also need a strong, ambitious manager because the squad itself looks quite solid, but they need someone capable of motivating the players and getting the best out of them.

There are even so many things that need to be fixed, and I see the management of AC Milan and Juventus as seemingly not serious in building the team to become stronger, especially AC Milan's team. I don't see them being able to develop rapidly if AC Milan's management does not make a major overhaul, and for Juventus, I see that they are going through a process, and that may take a little longer, but if the management can be consistent, it is not impossible that they will succeed in the coming seasons.

[Wake Up]

Juventus and Milan both were disappointing in terms of the way they finished the league. They both are going to the Europa League currently.

But if we look at it from a positive aspect, they have a higher chance for the title there with these teams compared to this season.    But the truth is that the quality of the Serie A is going down more every year...

I disagree regarding their chances of winning both the Serie A title and the Europa League. Those teams will also be involved in European competitions, just like the clubs playing in the Champions League. To genuinely compete for the title, they would need to make significant improvements to their squads. As for Juventus, it seems to me that they need major changes across the board to get back into the title race.

Milan, on the other hand, need to strengthen their attack and rejuvenate their midfield. They also need a strong, ambitious manager because the squad itself looks quite solid, but they need someone capable of motivating the players and getting the best out of them.

There are even so many things that need to be fixed, and I see the management of AC Milan and Juventus as seemingly not serious in building the team to become stronger, especially AC Milan's team. I don't see them being able to develop rapidly if AC Milan's management does not make a major overhaul, and for Juventus, I see that they are going through a process, and that may take a little longer, but if the management can be consistent, it is not impossible that they will succeed in the coming seasons.

The management needs to sign good players next year. Because Juventus hasn't been able to make good transfers for several years. They didn't get much return from the players they signed last year. This year they seemed like a better team, but at the last minute they dropped out of the Champions League group. Now they will compete in the less prestigious Europa League. This is something the management doesn't want, of course. Juventus is a team that has always been used to the Champions League.

[KTChampions]

If Como wants to improve step by step like the German league clubs then I think they need to keep their best players and buy some more. In fact, Como have been the most popular team in the Italian league this season, so we can assume that the management of this team will be committed to keeping their best players. The president of Como has already mentioned that their young potential player Nico Paz will stay with the team for another season but it could be decided by Real Madrid, if this player is linked to the upcoming Italian season then maybe it will be good for Como because according to my knowledge this player has been the best midfielder in the Italian league in the 2025/26 season and he also won the Best Midfielder award.

It seems naive to me to expect that Real Madrid will not activate the option to buy him now. They only have to pay 10 million for a player who has already proven his worth and is player of main squad of the Argentina national team. How can this even be a question? Even if they don't need him (which I doubt, I think he's part of Real's long-term plan), they'll buy him now for 10 and sell him later for at least 50-60. It's an opportunity no one would turn down.

[Emitdama]

Juventus and Milan both were disappointing in terms of the way they finished the league. They both are going to the Europa League currently.

But if we look at it from a positive aspect, they have a higher chance for the title there with these teams compared to this season.    But the truth is that the quality of the Serie A is going down more every year...

I disagree regarding their chances of winning both the Serie A title and the Europa League. Those teams will also be involved in European competitions, just like the clubs playing in the Champions League. To genuinely compete for the title, they would need to make significant improvements to their squads. As for Juventus, it seems to me that they need major changes across the board to get back into the title race.

Milan, on the other hand, need to strengthen their attack and rejuvenate their midfield. They also need a strong, ambitious manager because the squad itself looks quite solid, but they need someone capable of motivating the players and getting the best out of them.

Overall Serie A quality is on the decline there is no argument about this, but both Juventus and AC Milan were doing well, but in the last few matches they have had terrible performances. This let them down big time. Shock for their fans no one was expecting title contender AC Milan to go down like this.

Juventus was struggling, but they also did good work and had a good chance, but their inconsistency hurt their cause. The coming season could be not easy because morale is down, and they need to have a few changes that can bring things back to normal without changes, it has never been easy.

These teams will be fighting hard if they want to have their spots back because the season could be more challenging.

[len01]

If Como wants to improve step by step like the German league clubs then I think they need to keep their best players and buy some more. In fact, Como have been the most popular team in the Italian league this season, so we can assume that the management of this team will be committed to keeping their best players. The president of Como has already mentioned that their young potential player Nico Paz will stay with the team for another season but it could be decided by Real Madrid, if this player is linked to the upcoming Italian season then maybe it will be good for Como because according to my knowledge this player has been the best midfielder in the Italian league in the 2025/26 season and he also won the Best Midfielder award.

IMO, there is still a good chance that Nico Paz will stay at Como for another season. AFAIK, Madrid are currently focused on signing a right winger and strengthening their defense. Madrid already have plenty of quality midfielders, so they don't really need Nico Paz at the moment.

If he stays at Como for this season, I don't think the squad's performance will change much, as long as none of their key attacking players are sold. TBH, another year of regular playing time could be more beneficial for his development than sitting on Madrid's bench.

[Humblevirus]

However, it doesn't mean that they don't have the ambition to become champion, in Serie A if they had scored more points, the situation would certainly have been different, but this is necessary to understand their limits and then possibly overcome them, i am convinced that they can do better than many other teams.

The team como is one of the fastest growing clubs due to their passion of doing great. And it is true that they did really great with their dedication and passionate behaviours towards the football. The team como has successfully qualified for the champions league after finishing their serie A and this happens first time in the history of clubs. And it is expected that if como will keep going on the same way they were in the serie A there is no doubt that very soon they will be one of the most strongest and best club in the Italian football. But I think they still need to make some improvements and bring some changes in the team so that they can strengthen their club to be a strong opponent of any team. Because team has the potential and now their fans are just raising their confidence as well that they deserves to be a great team.

When Como first got promoted to Serie A, I didn't really expect that kind of improvement from them because I didn't see Como having the kind of players that would make the squad achieve what they have achieved over the last two years. Even last season, when I saw how much they had improved and finished in the top 10 of the table, I thought maybe they were just lucky, as some teams did not seem to be in good form that season.So, when some people were saying that they could qualify for the Champions League this season, I did not believe it. I looked at the teams that had been occupying the top four positions, and it seemed unlikely that Como could compete with them. I thought that even if they were lucky, they would probably just qualify for the Europa League.

However, toward the end of the season, I started believing that they could finish in the top four, and that is exactly what happened. Now that they are in the Champions League and are also doing well in the league, I will be expecting even greater performances from them next season. I would even say that they could challenge for the Serie A title.What they need next is to sign some quality players to strengthen the squad again, as they will have many competitions to play in, which will put pressure on the team. But as long as they bring in more players, there will be enough rotation within the squad which will be less pressure on some players.