Italian League Prediction Thread (Serie A)

[SmartCharpa]

It's a valid news. The talk between Milan's representation and Amorim is still ongoing. The term is already accepted between both of parties. So Milan is just a few steps away from securing Amorim's signature to be their new coach. A bit surprised when they changed their direction from Glasner to Amorim.
Nevertheless, i feel quite happy Amorim is not jobless anymore.

Ruben Amorim is a good coach, even though he didn't perform well at Manchester United at least him signed good players for Manchester United which Michael Carrick used to perform excellently at Manchester United. I believe if he's giving all the support at AC Milan, AC Milan's performance will take a new turn. I saw a news yesterday that Ruben Amorim has agreed to all AC Milan conditions. If the news is true then Ruben Amorim will be announce as AC Milan new manager soon.

Ruben Amorim is an excellent signing for AC Milan, but I wasn’t expecting him to become AC Milan manager after leaving Manchester United. Ruben Amorim signed a good players at Manchester United, and he didn’t know how to utilise them to succeed at Manchester United. Ruben Amorim did not get enough credit that he deserved at Manchester United due to the lack of a good result, the defensive side was very poor and he failed to improve it.

However, Ac Milan have signed Ruben Amorim on three years contract, it’s a good move for AC Milan after a terrible season. AC Milan might be best option for him after he failed at Manchester United, this is where he can play with three man defence and five midfielders, that tactic will be very difficult in the Premier League.

[karabiber]

Can anyone verify of there's concrete news of former Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim being linked with a move to Ac Milan?!

I don't know how valid but I was sure he will not take so long before he is back to manage a big and proper side. I have gone online to watch the podcasts from FabrizioRomano and I have not seen shiit, I was wondering if they're just mere speculations or genuinely linked with a proper move. Who I initially sw was Oliver Glasner but I don't know what progress they've had between these sides.

Amorim didn’t have enough experience to fix Manchester United’s problems anyway. To turn around teams like this, you need to choose highly experienced, disciplined head coaches. Ancelotti, for example, is a master at this. Klopp is another good example. Guardiola wouldn’t work, though, because he gets the most out of teams that have it all; money, stability, and top tier players.

As for Amorim, I don’t think he’s currently at the level to manage a top tier team. He needs a stepping stone right now. Either he’ll remain a manager of a mid-table team, or he’ll take that step up and join the ranks of top tier team managers.

[Lannakosa]

Amorim didn’t have enough experience to fix Manchester United’s problems anyway. To turn around teams like this, you need to choose highly experienced, disciplined head coaches. Ancelotti, for example, is a master at this. Klopp is another good example. Guardiola wouldn’t work, though, because he gets the most out of teams that have it all; money, stability, and top tier players.

As for Amorim, I don’t think he’s currently at the level to manage a top tier team. He needs a stepping stone right now. Either he’ll remain a manager of a mid-table team, or he’ll take that step up and join the ranks of top tier team managers.

Today I already saw reports that Amorim is set to sign a contract with Milan. Well, I think Milan could have found a more suitable coach, but since the club is going through a difficult period and may not be in a position to attract a better option right now, they are probably making the best decision available to them.

I really hope that next season we will see a stronger Milan with higher ambitions. They should be aiming to compete for the Serie A title rather than just fighting for a place in the Champions League. I also hope that Amorim will be given funds for new signings so that Milan's attack can become more productive and effective.

[Renampun]

Amorim at Milan, I don't really know what to expect from the former Manchester United boss, if he was coming from sporting Lisbon then it would have been an entirely different feeling but for the fact that he was relieved of his duties at the English side after failing to improve the team's performance should be a valid reason to think that he might not be able to lead Milan who do not even have the financial power to bring in players that would help the team to perform better.

That's what I also think about what he will do with AC Milan's situation which is also not so good.. they have limited finances, so he can't rely on buying players, so most likely he will only play with his rigid tactics in 3-4-3 and maybe will make some of the players play out of position, like what he did at Man United before. I don't know whether this approach is successful or not, but it shouldn't change the team's performance significantly, unless the strategy really suits the players, maybe he will coach AC Milan successfully.

[Velvet78]

When Amorim was at Manchester United he really did a horrible work... He had like the worst average rating among the managers they have had in the recent years. 

At first I was thinking like it was mostly related to the team as a whole. But Carrick arrived and things changed significantly!

Of course I know of Amorim's times at Sporting as well. But for now I can't be sure whether he is the right manager for Milan...

[Rustam Meraj]

When Amorim was at Manchester United he really did a horrible work... He had like the worst average rating among the managers they have had in the recent years. 

At first I was thinking like it was mostly related to the team as a whole. But Carrick arrived and things changed significantly!

Of course I know of Amorim's times at Sporting as well. But for now I can't be sure whether he is the right manager for Milan...

To make any judgement about any manager tactical gift from just disastrous run at Manchester United is big mistake. That club house has been full of shit over years and many top tier coaching careers have been destroyed because of it, it is problem with the club, not player. Michael Carrick made rapid turnaround with team but such quick fixes do not tend to lead to long term success. If you study how AC Milan is being rebuilt, I believe that defensive schemes that Amorim had in his plan at Sporting Lisbon, which proved to be extremely successful, are exactly what Serie A needs, and they are very orderly. Premier League was just not his style, and Italy favours structure to chaos, Milan was much better fit for his comeback.

[PremiumcryptoHub]

It's a valid news. The talk between Milan's representation and Amorim is still ongoing. The term is already accepted between both of parties. So Milan is just a few steps away from securing Amorim's signature to be their new coach. A bit surprised when they changed their direction from Glasner to Amorim.
Nevertheless, i feel quite happy Amorim is not jobless anymore.

Ruben Amorim is a good coach, even though he didn't perform well at Manchester United at least him signed good players for Manchester United which Michael Carrick used to perform excellently at Manchester United. I believe if he's giving all the support at AC Milan, AC Milan's performance will take a new turn. I saw a news yesterday that Ruben Amorim has agreed to all AC Milan conditions. If the news is true then Ruben Amorim will be announce as AC Milan new manager soon.

AC Milan have already appointed a new coach and we see that former Man United manager Ruben Amorim has been linked with the team until 2028,In fact, since he has become the head coach of this team, I believe that perhaps he will be aware of taking this Italian club further forward with his right direction and strategy. At the moment, it seems that this manager is also aware of adding players after joining the Italian club, as you can see that he has already become interested in taking Manuel Ugarte from Manchester United, because to my knowledge, this Uruguayan player played for Sporting CP and Manchester United under the leadership of Ruben Amorim, so it is certain that if this player joins AC Milan, then perhaps this team's midfield will be strengthened in the upcoming season.

[*Ace*]

When Amorim was at Manchester United he really did a horrible work... He had like the worst average rating among the managers they have had in the recent years. 

At first I was thinking like it was mostly related to the team as a whole. But Carrick arrived and things changed significantly!

Of course I know of Amorim's times at Sporting as well. But for now I can't be sure whether he is the right manager for Milan...

I agree that Amorim isn’t the best manager for this Milan side.
His Portuguese predecessors have all performed poorly or only marginally well.
But perhaps he’ll manage to change our minds a little.
I still believe, however, that unless they radically overhaul the entire squad, the problem will persist for Milan

[martinom]

Amorim is a good coach and I don't doubt his technical abilities if he takes over at Milan, then it's sure that there would be a high level of competition in the Serie A because Milan will get back to challenging for titles and also fight for the champions league place which they lost due to poor form.

Manchester United is a great team that really has a lot to give and in recent times they have shown the entire Premier League that they are really good both as a club and as a club and with really good players who are committed, they can even want more because they can certainly do it.

[disbil]

I agree that Amorim isn’t the best manager for this Milan side.
His Portuguese predecessors have all performed poorly or only marginally well.
But perhaps he’ll manage to change our minds a little.
I still believe, however, that unless they radically overhaul the entire squad, the problem will persist for Milan

Can acceptable your reason about Ruben Amorim is not good manager for Milan after his failure with Manchester United, but did you check Ruben Amorim statistic when becoming Sporting Lisbon manager? I think must be fair comparison Ruben Amorim statistic about his failure with Premier League club but he was success make Sporting Lisbon become the domestic league champion before moving to Manchester United.

I think Milan have bigger opportunity for next season back to scudetto tittle race and playing at Europe League without huge pressure get benefit for playing well in domestic league, however Ruben Amorim really need management support signing new players and bring several star players in the team if want have opportunity for winning the Serie A tittle next season.

[fluffaloo]

When Amorim was at Manchester United he really did a horrible work... He had like the worst average rating among the managers they have had in the recent years. 

At first I was thinking like it was mostly related to the team as a whole. But Carrick arrived and things changed significantly!

Of course I know of Amorim's times at Sporting as well. But for now I can't be sure whether he is the right manager for Milan...

I agree that Amorim isn?t the best manager for this Milan side.
His Portuguese predecessors have all performed poorly or only marginally well.
But perhaps he?ll manage to change our minds a little.
I still believe, however, that unless they radically overhaul the entire squad, the problem will persist for Milan

The chemistry between coach and players is not something to be underestimated, it is not stupid.
It's not just technique and preparation, but also personality and knowing how to communicate with the players, they haven't made any big changes, but a person who directs well and who does it like a family man, completely changes the landscape.

[babo]

I agree that Amorim isn’t the best manager for this Milan side.
His Portuguese predecessors have all performed poorly or only marginally well.
But perhaps he’ll manage to change our minds a little.
I still believe, however, that unless they radically overhaul the entire squad, the problem will persist for Milan

Can acceptable your reason about Ruben Amorim is not good manager for Milan after his failure with Manchester United, but did you check Ruben Amorim statistic when becoming Sporting Lisbon manager? I think must be fair comparison Ruben Amorim statistic about his failure with Premier League club but he was success make Sporting Lisbon become the domestic league champion before moving to Manchester United.

I think Milan have bigger opportunity for next season back to scudetto tittle race and playing at Europe League without huge pressure get benefit for playing well in domestic league, however Ruben Amorim really need management support signing new players and bring several star players in the team if want have opportunity for winning the Serie A tittle next season.

as I said elsewhere, Milan is screwing itself with its own hands
Constantly changing coaches leads to nothing except making the team unstable.
So, they should first fix the problems that exist by keeping the team stable instead of changing coaches every 6 months..

[Altryist]

Can acceptable your reason about Ruben Amorim is not good manager for Milan after his failure with Manchester United, but did you check Ruben Amorim statistic when becoming Sporting Lisbon manager? I think must be fair comparison Ruben Amorim statistic about his failure with Premier League club but he was success make Sporting Lisbon become the domestic league champion before moving to Manchester United.

I think Milan have bigger opportunity for next season back to scudetto tittle race and playing at Europe League without huge pressure get benefit for playing well in domestic league, however Ruben Amorim really need management support signing new players and bring several star players in the team if want have opportunity for winning the Serie A tittle next season.

Things change quickly in Serie A, and the overall level of the Italian league is not particularly high. Perhaps Inter stand out from the rest, but all the other teams can be challenged. Therefore, if Amorim manages to improve the team's play and bring in a few quality signings, I think Milan have the potential to compete for the Scudetto. The squad is actually quite good, they simply ran into a crisis toward the end of the season and were unable to overcome it. As a result, it is very disappointing that they lost their place in the Champions League. I also think Amorim is a good coach, and even the work he did at Manchester United should not be underestimated.

[Oluwa-btc]

When Amorim was at Manchester United he really did a horrible work... He had like the worst average rating among the managers they have had in the recent years. 

At first I was thinking like it was mostly related to the team as a whole. But Carrick arrived and things changed significantly!

Of course I know of Amorim's times at Sporting as well. But for now I can't be sure whether he is the right manager for Milan...

He wasn't a complete failure for Manchester United was he?! He chased out incompetent players like Marcus Rashford and Garnacho and also brought good players with quality and attitude.
He reset order in the dressing room and put an end to player power in the dressing room. Even the directors Omar Berrada aware of the good things he did for Manchester United. Shit might have not worked in the long run for Manchester United and him, but he meant well for Manchester United.
Leave the past behind, he is a genuinely good manager and he will most definitely succeed with AC Milan.

[Swordsoffreedom]

I agree that Amorim isn’t the best manager for this Milan side.
His Portuguese predecessors have all performed poorly or only marginally well.
But perhaps he’ll manage to change our minds a little.
I still believe, however, that unless they radically overhaul the entire squad, the problem will persist for Milan

I believe if Amorim is diligent then Milan's performance will definitely change. He could not do well in the Premier League. Manchester United's performance was very poor. But the style of play in Serie A is completely different. Here Amorim is likely to succeed. But Milan management should make some changes in the squad. This season we have seen Milan's weak attack. They managed to score only 54 goals.

[*Ace*]

I agree that Amorim isn’t the best manager for this Milan side.
His Portuguese predecessors have all performed poorly or only marginally well.
But perhaps he’ll manage to change our minds a little.
I still believe, however, that unless they radically overhaul the entire squad, the problem will persist for Milan

Can acceptable your reason about Ruben Amorim is not good manager for Milan after his failure with Manchester United, but did you check Ruben Amorim statistic when becoming Sporting Lisbon manager? I think must be fair comparison Ruben Amorim statistic about his failure with Premier League club but he was success make Sporting Lisbon become the domestic league champion before moving to Manchester United.

I think Milan have bigger opportunity for next season back to scudetto tittle race and playing at Europe League without huge pressure get benefit for playing well in domestic league, however Ruben Amorim really need management support signing new players and bring several star players in the team if want have opportunity for winning the Serie A tittle next season.

as I said elsewhere, Milan is screwing itself with its own hands
Constantly changing coaches leads to nothing except making the team unstable.
So, they should first fix the problems that exist by keeping the team stable instead of changing coaches every 6 months..

Apparently he likes having loads of coaches on the payroll xD
Yeah, you’re absolutely right, and I feel exactly the same way – they’re digging their own grave with their own obsessions and they don’t even realise it.
Actually, they’ve done one thing right: they’ve sacked almost the entire management team, apart from Ibrahimovic.
That’s already a good starting point

[$weetne$$]

Amorim is a good coach and I don't doubt his technical abilities if he takes over at Milan, then it's sure that there would be a high level of competition in the Serie A because Milan will get back to challenging for titles and also fight for the champions league place which they lost due to poor form.

This is very true, we cannot keep judging him by the performance at Manchester united, these are two different teams and so it will definitely be different experiences and also different approach and level of competition form the leagues and the level of pressure is different

He may do better in Milan to our surprise, he was once doing so well before he arrived Manchester united, so he still can do well even after, so we cannot tell until we have seen his performance at Milan so he deserves to be given that opportunity for now.

[Zanab247]

When Amorim was at Manchester United he really did a horrible work... He had like the worst average rating among the managers they have had in the recent years. 

At first I was thinking like it was mostly related to the team as a whole. But Carrick arrived and things changed significantly!

He did not spend long time in Manchester united before they began to see fault from the coach that made their management to replace him with another coach. I have confidence on this coach that he will push AC Milan to reach where they couldn't reach this season, which is the evidence AC Milan management want to see from their upcoming coach they are going to bring in to coach AC Milan.

Well, I don't think AC Milan performance was very poor in this season but if AC Milan management want to replace their coach is a good one, because it will boost their players confidence to do what will make people to believe that coach is the problem of AC Milan.

[hyudien]

Apparently he likes having loads of coaches on the payroll xD
Yeah, you’re absolutely right, and I feel exactly the same way – they’re digging their own grave with their own obsessions and they don’t even realise it.
Actually, they’ve done one thing right: they’ve sacked almost the entire management team, apart from Ibrahimovic.
That’s already a good starting point

Really? I just found out that they ended up not only firing the coach but also their management team, thanks for the information, maybe this will be a turning point for Milan to get better, I hope so, although I tend to still doubt it because what happened to Milan was not just a coach, they lacked quality players in the squad or were unable to bring out the full potential of the players. I'll be looking forward to seeing what Amorim hands will be like and also waiting for the transfer moves they'll make.

[Abu-Naim]

When Amorim was at Manchester United he really did a horrible work... He had like the worst average rating among the managers they have had in the recent years. 

At first I was thinking like it was mostly related to the team as a whole. But Carrick arrived and things changed significantly!

Of course I know of Amorim's times at Sporting as well. But for now I can't be sure whether he is the right manager for Milan...

The only reason to give him a second chance if trust is the fact that he did well at Spirting CP and this is not premier league; he can do well if the management manage to sign him some players, and I don’t also think they can go above Inter Milan or even Napoli in his first season, because he is not that type of coach that is capable of competing under pressure, he prefer a team with no stress and I don’t think any of the top five leagues are without stress, so he need to buckle up and improve his tactics if he want to coach more teams because no one will settle for less, and once any coach stops winning matches, they get sacked immediately.