Italian League Prediction Thread (Serie A)

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Juventus has always had the ability to get back up from difficult situations, there are many connoisseurs of football and players within the club and it won't be difficult and it won't have to be long before Juventus returns to winning ways and becomes unbeatable again it's only a matter of time.

Let us hope that time will not be too long that it gets us weary while waiting because it already about  three seasons now and they have been consistent with their inconsistency,  even as they have been able to always turn from falling to comeback to top position on the table, we are looking forward to a time when they will typically contend side by side for the title  and possibly win the title.

[babo]

I have no doubt Juventus fans are missing their dominant years a lot right now. The last time they won the Serie A was like 6 years ago!

This team have 36 championships in the league actually. Their closest follower is Inter with 21 championship. The gap is just huge...

So Juventus are really lost now. They are playing very badly for the king of the Serie A. 

Look, I trace the problem back to 2020/2021 when, practically due to the pandemic, many teams, but especially Juventus and others, went into financial difficulty.
in fact if you remember both Juventus and other clubs tried to create their own "cup" but were criticized by UEFA
the reason was to divide the TV/sponsor rights into more convenient parts

Reason? The money they desperately needed, from there it was a downward spiral.

[Italian Panic]

I have no doubt Juventus fans are missing their dominant years a lot right now. The last time they won the Serie A was like 6 years ago!

This team have 36 championships in the league actually. Their closest follower is Inter with 21 championship. The gap is just huge...

So Juventus are really lost now. They are playing very badly for the king of the Serie A. 

Look, I trace the problem back to 2020/2021 when, practically due to the pandemic, many teams, but especially Juventus and others, went into financial difficulty.
in fact if you remember both Juventus and other clubs tried to create their own "cup" but were criticized by UEFA
the reason was to divide the TV/sponsor rights into more convenient parts

Reason? The money they desperately needed, from there it was a downward spiral.

But it’s not just covid and economic problems; many say that the money spent on Cristiano Ronaldo hasn’t brought in the expected revenue. Let’s just say that, with the onset of covid, that’s the only thing that’s true.
Juventus has a serious problem with planning and management. Its executives are inept at this job and incapable of planning the club’s future; for example, look at the countless players bought at random for millions and the salaries handed out to players who have zero added value.

[FanEagle]

Juventus is one team I am mostly particular about in the Italian league, their inconsistency in the Italian league is even too obvious, I wonder how they are able  to qualify for the champions league almost every season.  Because I do not believe they will make it through  the champions league even if they get a new coach, it will take them some time before they will be able to get the team to building  that momentum to winning titles.

Well that is because they keep having financial difficulties since their run has been over. They ended up at UCL and then back down again, if they were at UCL this season too, and finished fourth, they had a chance. I mean league went very close all season long and very last game decided it all, who would be in UCL and who would be in Europa literally got decided on the very last game, that was of course mad. So Juventus needs to rebuild, but they do not have the money for it, so they slowly do it but that takes time.

[karabiber]

Juventus has always had the ability to get back up from difficult situations, there are many connoisseurs of football and players within the club and it won't be difficult and it won't have to be long before Juventus returns to winning ways and becomes unbeatable again it's only a matter of time.

Let us hope that time will not be too long that it gets us weary while waiting because it already about  three seasons now and they have been consistent with their inconsistency,  even as they have been able to always turn from falling to comeback to top position on the table, we are looking forward to a time when they will typically contend side by side for the title  and possibly win the title.

Unfortunately, Juventus has turned into a team that rarely lives up to its championship pedigree. While financial problems are one of the main reasons for this, in my opinion, the biggest issue is the lack of proper squad management. Poor player selections, high transfer fees and salaries, and flawed player choices have brought the team to this point. Moving forward, the key to recovery will be building a strong roster and working with a capable head coach. Otherwise, they will never escape the cycle of being a team accustomed to failure.

[babo]

Unfortunately, Juventus has turned into a team that rarely lives up to its championship pedigree. While financial problems are one of the main reasons for this, in my opinion, the biggest issue is the lack of proper squad management. Poor player selections, high transfer fees and salaries, and flawed player choices have brought the team to this point. Moving forward, the key to recovery will be building a strong roster and working with a capable head coach. Otherwise, they will never escape the cycle of being a team accustomed to failure.

Unfortunately, financial problems can bring any team to its knees.
It's not the first time this has happened in Serie A and it's certainly not the only team that has had these problems.
There is no easy recipe to get out of this quagmire, they all require blood and sacrifices and players who know how to sacrifice themselves.

[fluffaloo]

Well, I might surprise you, but neither AC Milan nor Juventus will even be participating in the Champions League next season. They actually failed to finish in the Serie A top four, ending up in 5th and 6th place. So now, both teams will be playing in the Europa League instead. That being said, given the drop in competition, Milan and Juventus are fully capable of making a deep run there, and they could definitely reach the final and even win that trophy.

But not only them, the entire Serie A championship was poor, the only team worth following for the comeback, growth and commitment was Como.

Inter practically played a quiet championship, without trying too hard, Napoli could have done more, Roma started well and got lost along the way, Fiorentina a ghost team collecting only defeats, truly a championship to forget.

[Velvet78]

But not only them, the entire Serie A championship was poor, the only team worth following for the comeback, growth and commitment was Como.

Inter practically played a quiet championship, without trying too hard, Napoli could have done more, Roma started well and got lost along the way, Fiorentina a ghost team collecting only defeats, truly a championship to forget.

Conte is just not the right manager for top Italian teams anymore. That's why Napoli looked desperate against Inter this season. Even in the season they won the title, I can't say it was an easy one with those stats. 

Roma still ended really good for an inadequate squad like that. Gasperini got maximum efficiency from those players in my opinion. When it comes to Fiorentina, they are really far away from their good old times.

[LUCKMCFLY]

I think the poor results of both Juventus and Milan are simply a reflection of the problems of Serie A as a whole. Essentially, all Italian teams have failed this season—even Inter. The two defeats against Bodo Glimt cannot be explained in any way. Former champions Napoli failed to even make it into the top 24. The fact that Como and Roma have risen so high unfortunately does not indicate development, but rather a decline, it is unlikely that the overall results of the Italian teams will be better next season.

Undoubtedly, all Italian teams have suffered a decline in their football. In fact, the fact that they haven't qualified for the World Cup speaks volumes about how bad things are. It's sad because Italy has always been a benchmark in football. Juventus and Milan are teams with a lot of history, and it's difficult to see that they hardly show any attractive football, neither in defense nor in anything else. Before, the best defense in the world was the Italian one.

[Wake Up]

I think the poor results of both Juventus and Milan are simply a reflection of the problems of Serie A as a whole. Essentially, all Italian teams have failed this season—even Inter. The two defeats against Bodo Glimt cannot be explained in any way. Former champions Napoli failed to even make it into the top 24. The fact that Como and Roma have risen so high unfortunately does not indicate development, but rather a decline, it is unlikely that the overall results of the Italian teams will be better next season.

Undoubtedly, all Italian teams have suffered a decline in their football. In fact, the fact that they haven't qualified for the World Cup speaks volumes about how bad things are. It's sad because Italy has always been a benchmark in football. Juventus and Milan are teams with a lot of history, and it's difficult to see that they hardly show any attractive football, neither in defense nor in anything else. Before, the best defense in the world was the Italian one.

Yes, Italy used to be a country with some of the best defenders in the world. Italian teams also didn't concede goals easily. Despite this, there has been a decline in Italian football in recent years. Also, I was very surprised that the Italian national team didn't qualify for the World Cup. Because everyone knows Italy and how successful they are in football. Italian players need to be better now. The Italian squad from ten years ago was much stronger than the current one. This shouldn't be the case; such high-quality countries should constantly have better players.

[Lannakosa]

I think the poor results of both Juventus and Milan are simply a reflection of the problems of Serie A as a whole. Essentially, all Italian teams have failed this season—even Inter. The two defeats against Bodo Glimt cannot be explained in any way. Former champions Napoli failed to even make it into the top 24. The fact that Como and Roma have risen so high unfortunately does not indicate development, but rather a decline, it is unlikely that the overall results of the Italian teams will be better next season.

Serie A has always been different from other leagues for me, but previously despite Juventus' dominance, other teams were stronger, but now I see a decline in all teams. Inter may look better in comparison, but they've also become weaker. Milan has lost their character, they allowed themselves to screw up the most important match on the last round, and Juventus missed out on the Champions League in the last few rounds, which shows that even such big teams aren't doing well. As for Como, I don't expect anything from them in the Champions League, they were just lucky to get there because more worthy opponents stumbled.

[Zanab247]

Juventus has always had the ability to get back up from difficult situations, there are many connoisseurs of football and players within the club and it won't be difficult and it won't have to be long before Juventus returns to winning ways and becomes unbeatable again it's only a matter of time.

Let us hope that time will not be too long that it gets us weary while waiting because it already about  three seasons now and they have been consistent with their inconsistency,  even as they have been able to always turn from falling to comeback to top position on the table, we are looking forward to a time when they will typically contend side by side for the title  and possibly win the title.

Juventus still have potential players despite they did not reach the position people wish for them in this season, and if their coach can make some changes to replace some strikers with new strikers, I guess it will make Juventus to come back to good performance that will make them to lift next season trophy. What will make that wish to be long it may be finance aspect, but I don't think Juventus management will allow money to stop them not to use what will bring progress to the club.

One thing I know is that next season will going to be a tough tournament, because many clubs include Juventus will use next season to do what will make people to see them among the giant of Italian, if they will be able to secure those players in the summer.

[Black Mbaye]

I think the poor results of both Juventus and Milan are simply a reflection of the problems of Serie A as a whole. Essentially, all Italian teams have failed this season—even Inter. The two defeats against Bodo Glimt cannot be explained in any way. Former champions Napoli failed to even make it into the top 24. The fact that Como and Roma have risen so high unfortunately does not indicate development, but rather a decline, it is unlikely that the overall results of the Italian teams will be better next season.

Serie A has always been different from other leagues for me, but previously despite Juventus' dominance, other teams were stronger, but now I see a decline in all teams. Inter may look better in comparison, but they've also become weaker. Milan has lost their character, they allowed themselves to screw up the most important match on the last round, and Juventus missed out on the Champions League in the last few rounds, which shows that even such big teams aren't doing well. As for Como, I don't expect anything from them in the Champions League, they were just lucky to get there because more worthy opponents stumbled.

I think Como's qualification for the Champions League was pure luck. Nobody expected Milan to lose at home. Despite this, Milan lost at home and dropped out of the Champions League group. Como seized the opportunity perfectly and are participating in the Champions League for the first time in their history, and in only their second year in the Italian league. This is quite an interesting statistic in a major league.

[Just Say]

Inter Milan reached the UEFA Champions League final last year but we saw them lose miserably, even in this season's UEFA Champions League, Bodo Glimt knocked out the best club in the Italian league. Anyway it is precisely the ability to turn things around in difficult situations that Inter Milan has always had, so it can be safely assumed that they will want to be in a good position in next season's Champions League. We can see that many people assume that only Inter Milan from the Italian league will be able to do well in the Champions League but this season it seems that several teams have got the chance of the UCL such as Como and Roma, of these two teams Como has been able to achieve the most consistency in the 2025/26 Serie A season, so it seems to me that these teams may also try tirelessly to succeed in the Champions League or Europa League as Italian clubs.

The strongest squad in Serie A is Inter Milan. But the performance of this team was also very erratic this season. Despite securing the Serie A title, their performance in the Champions League was unstable. Whether they will strengthen the squad next season is also not possible.

I wouldn't expect anything better from Roma, Napoli and Como on the Champions League platform. None of these three teams will be in the top 8 of the table. At most they will probably qualify for the playoffs. The performance of Serie A teams is getting weaker day by day.

The strongest squad in Serie A is Inter Milan i agree with you on this but this season the performance of this team was very inconsistent as a result we noticed that they were champions of the Italian league but they were knocked out by mediocre teams in the UEFA Champions League. You should note that it is not clear whether the Italian title club will strengthen the team next season as we can see that they have sold one of their best defenders, Dumfries, to Spanish giants Real Madrid but after this deal was completed we have not yet noticed that the best club in the Italian league who won this season Inter Milan has bought any players. However in the upcoming Champions League stage, Roma and Como may have a chance of finishing in the top eight of the points table because these teams played like mature teams last Italian league season.

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But not only them, the entire Serie A championship was poor, the only team worth following for the comeback, growth and commitment was Como.

Inter practically played a quiet championship, without trying too hard, Napoli could have done more, Roma started well and got lost along the way, Fiorentina a ghost team collecting only defeats, truly a championship to forget.

No better analysis than this, Inter actually did won the title silently without much struggle against or opposition from others. The league is almost feeling like a farmers league untill the likes of Juventus and Milan tries to come up to becoming that competition to the likes of Inter Milan and make the league more competitive and intriguing. Let us hope that next season will be better.

[hyudien]

No better analysis than this, Inter actually did won the title silently without much struggle against or opposition from others. The league is almost feeling like a farmers league untill the likes of Juventus and Milan tries to come up to becoming that competition to the likes of Inter Milan and make the league more competitive and intriguing. Let us hope that next season will be better.

Seeing Juventus and Milan compete competitively next season seems to be a little difficult, many things they have to do first before really competing with Inter, for example an overhaul of the players, because there are too many players who cannot be relied on at this time in the team, maybe Inter will return to being champions next season with the same competition as this season.