Italian League Prediction Thread (Serie A)

[Altryist]

Amorin turned manchester united into a disaster. Carrick worked with the  same squad. With the help of carrick, Manchester united's players are excellent.

amorim failed to identify the problems of united. And that is why despite trying hard, he could not stabilize the squad. United's squad had a lot of talented players. Milan's situation is also  not good now. If he cannot identify the internal  problems of the squad, he will not  be able to strengthen AC Milan either. Serie A is a very competitive league. Many clubs are  almost at the same level.

Amarim made a lot of mistakes at Manchester United, but I don't agree that he turned the team into a disaster. He had both positive and negative moments. I think Carrick managed to bring a good atmosphere to the team, and that's very important, because if there's any tension in the team, you'll never win. Carrick has that talent, because after his arrival, many players said the atmosphere in the dressing room improved significantly, I don't think that's something you can teach, it all depends on the individual.

[banana33]

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.

AC Milan eliminated all the managers except Ibra who remains because he most likely has company shares and is deciding what to do with his future, in any case according to him he wanted to bring Milan back to very high levels but if he continues like this he will only sink it, as a player he will have been great but as a manager i don't think he can do well.

[Jewan420]

Amarim made a lot of mistakes at Manchester United, but I don't agree that he turned the team into a disaster. He had both positive and negative moments. I think Carrick managed to bring a good atmosphere to the team, and that's very important, because if there's any tension in the team, you'll never win. Carrick has that talent, because after his arrival, many players said the atmosphere in the dressing room improved significantly, I don't think that's something you can teach, it all depends on the individual.

Amorim had a chance when he was sacked by Manchester United and then Bayer Leverkusen hired him as manager, but he failed there too. Under him, Leverkusen also performed poorly, which is why he was sacked from Leverkusen very quickly. In other words, Amorim's coaching career is very controversial and bad. I know him as a bad manager. Now let's see how he can perform in Milan, can he continue his negative coaching career? Or can he correct the mistakes of the past. I think he will not be able to be in Milan for a long time.

[Zanab247]

Will top contenders make big changes in their lineups this summer? I guess Inter would buy players only to fill the space of departures.

Juventus and Milan need it the most actually after seeing how terrible season they had.    But I doubt they would spend a big sum on a player.

Roma would really make use of it despite Gasperini's success. He got more than 100% of that squad if you ask me. It's hard to repeat it.

I know many clubs will visit the market once the summer season begin, but I don't think Inter Milan will buy players in this summer, because their coach have some players they keep benching them during games and this is the opportunity for the coach to build them up to become an experience players. I agree with you that Juventus and AC Milan will surely sign some new players once summer occur, because their presidents and fans was not happy about their performance in the Italian league and other tournament this season.

One thing I know is that next season will be tougher than this season that made Inter Milan to lead through out the tournament, because they signed some players that improved the players to display what brought the result Inter Milan are celebrating.

[qurbanshah02]

Amarim made a lot of mistakes at Manchester United, but I don't agree that he turned the team into a disaster. He had both positive and negative moments. I think Carrick managed to bring a good atmosphere to the team, and that's very important, because if there's any tension in the team, you'll never win. Carrick has that talent, because after his arrival, many players said the atmosphere in the dressing room improved significantly, I don't think that's something you can teach, it all depends on the individual.

Amorim had a chance when he was sacked by Manchester United and then Bayer Leverkusen hired him as manager, but he failed there too. Under him, Leverkusen also performed poorly, which is why he was sacked from Leverkusen very quickly. In other words, Amorim's coaching career is very controversial and bad. I know him as a bad manager. Now let's see how he can perform in Milan, can he continue his negative coaching career? Or can he correct the mistakes of the past. I think he will not be able to be in Milan for a long time.

He tried his best but he failed every time with his experience and no team could succeed in it while he joined different teams and gave them the ability to play in a new way but still nothing happened. Although he is a good coach but no team got benefit from it which is why he had to leave Leverkusen. Now I think he will find it very difficult to get a coach's place unless he brings something new. I also see the same clearly in him and now he will have to think about himself with a good mind to improve the team which will be difficult for him because he will have to work hard to change the talent he has now and if any team takes him then I think it will be a weak team so it can improve. I am surprised that Milan has chosen him as their coach and now I think Milan can be worse than what they played last season.

[$weetne$$]

Juventus and Milan, despite being the strongest teams in the championship, have always been unable to reach an important goal of at least going to the Champions League, this thing is really not very interesting, for a club like this, not having the certainty of playing in Europe is too reassuringly small and not productive.

If we are to judge by their recent performance, we cannot see them as the strongest anymore, literally, we can even say that Juventus can be considered some average team going by their performance and recent level of productivity but then more like a little above average actually until they are improved. They have seen their flaws in the just concluded season and will want to do better in the new season, so let us look forward to them doing better this time.

[martinom]

Moncada, Furlani and Tare have been sacked. But I don?t know who has taken their places; I don?t think anyone has at the moment, and everything is being managed by Ibrahimovic until they find new directors.
It?s a starting point, but we won?t know whether it will be a historic turning point or a huge mistake. In time, we?ll see how Milan fare off the pitch.

AC Milan will manage as they always have, it won't be a problem for them to manage everything that happens to them, obviously with another management they will be able to better manage everything that happens to them what they have done up to now is something that doesn't seem right to me for a glorious club like this.

[lombok]

If we are to judge by their recent performance, we cannot see them as the strongest anymore, literally, we can even say that Juventus can be considered some average team going by their performance and recent level of productivity but then more like a little above average actually until they are improved. They have seen their flaws in the just concluded season and will want to do better in the new season, so let us look forward to them doing better this time.

Juventus really is passing through challenging period of transition. Fans can hardly observe historic club battling to withstand its power. Thou hast a point that they are no better than average at the moment. Hopefully, lessons learned last season will be the catalyst to major changes in a bid to resume winning regularly next season.

[ndutndut]

Amarim made a lot of mistakes at Manchester United, but I don't agree that he turned the team into a disaster. He had both positive and negative moments. I think Carrick managed to bring a good atmosphere to the team, and that's very important, because if there's any tension in the team, you'll never win. Carrick has that talent, because after his arrival, many players said the atmosphere in the dressing room improved significantly, I don't think that's something you can teach, it all depends on the individual.

Amorim had a chance when he was sacked by Manchester United and then Bayer Leverkusen hired him as manager, but he failed there too. Under him, Leverkusen also performed poorly, which is why he was sacked from Leverkusen very quickly. In other words, Amorim's coaching career is very controversial and bad. I know him as a bad manager. Now let's see how he can perform in Milan, can he continue his negative coaching career? Or can he correct the mistakes of the past. I think he will not be able to be in Milan for a long time.

What are you talking about, my friend?
Perhaps you're referring to coach Ten Hag, not Amorim. Amorim has never coached Leverkusen. So, you need to differentiate between the two coaches to predict Milan direction next season, as they have many differences. Ten Hag was indeed a failed coach as evidenced by his time at Leverkusen shortly after being fired.

But Amorim isn't a bad coach. He just lacked the freedom to change formations at Man United. This can be seen when he implemented a back three at Manchester United which received much criticism, not support. Sometimes coaches need to implement various formations to find the right strategy and now Amorim at Milan has the opportunity to unleash all his creativity in changing formations, especially since Milan and Amorim share similar philosophies. Of course, in his first season Amorim only had a realistic goal qualifying for the UCL next season.

[aipercoin]

Inter Milan will surely replace those departed players by making new signings in order to strengthen the squad against the new season.

I haven't seen many of Inter's best players leaving the team, at least not yet. It seems to me that they've managed to keep 90% of the same squad and coach, and with that, they will continue to be strong title contenders next season. I'd venture to say that Inter has a higher probability of winning the league next season than the other teams. i don't know how Milan's new coach will perform, and i also don't know what Milan's new signings will be, but so far i haven't seen any major signings made by Juventus, Milan, or Roma that would put them in contention for the title.

Inter could replace the players with those who are currently leaving but clearly they will do so with a greater investment given that they won the championship, this allows them to invest more in the market while a team like Juventus must necessarily invest much less.

[ITExpert]

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.

Yes, Ruben Amorim is a good coach and if the rumors are true that he will be a new coach for AC Milan than I think its a great chance for Amorim to prove himself as a good coach. Because he was failed to do so in the team Manchester United in fact they signed good and talented players for the United which is know really working great for the United and the graph of their improvements also raised. And I personally think its not true that if a person is not good at a specific place so he cannot do well at any other place. He is a capable coach and has the potential as well and its hoping that Amorim will manage Milan to stand in a strong position. But I think he should be very careful before his every move because the chances of more mistakes may not be tolerated

[cande86]

The treatment Amorim underwent while he was at Manchester United may not have worked, and there may also be issues with the duration and adaptation to the team. I remember that Cristiano once said that the only person who could manage Manchester United was someone who had been directly involved as a player & that was proven when Carrick arrived.

I think that the past as a player is of fundamental importance, i really believe that this can have a huge impact on the progress of whoever is selected as coach for a team and Carrick being involved as a player made the difference, in that case clearly not in all cases.

[Wake Up]

The treatment Amorim underwent while he was at Manchester United may not have worked, and there may also be issues with the duration and adaptation to the team. I remember that Cristiano once said that the only person who could manage Manchester United was someone who had been directly involved as a player & that was proven when Carrick arrived.

I think that the past as a player is of fundamental importance, i really believe that this can have a huge impact on the progress of whoever is selected as coach for a team and Carrick being involved as a player made the difference, in that case clearly not in all cases.

Great players may not become great managers. We see that some players who didn't have great playing careers can become world-famous managers. Of course, there are exceptions; for example, players like Guardiola, Ancelotti, and Zidane also became very good managers. So, if Carrick can achieve the same success this year as he did last year, he can add himself to this list. In fact, players who play for a good team get to see many tactics and managers. In that respect, they are lucky. I normally expect them to be more successful. However, there are very few managers who can achieve this.

[katanic97]

You left out Napoli, who will almost certainly be without Conte next season, and possibly Lukaku and a few other players as well. Napoli will also be playing in the Champions League, so they will have to spend some serious money and bring in quality reinforcements if they want to qualify for the next round of the UCL.

I saw Lukaku and for now he is a very important player at the World Cup too, this is necessary to be clear about what he has to do, Conte will never deprive himself of a player like him who always brings home the result, he may be physically heavy but i must say that this player always makes the difference.

He certainly makes a difference, but would he still make the same impact without teammates like KDB and the others? That's the question.He will always be a very good player in my eyes, but i'm not sure how much he can help Napoli next season if he doesn't improve his form.

[W Jr.]

You left out Napoli, who will almost certainly be without Conte next season, and possibly Lukaku and a few other players as well. Napoli will also be playing in the Champions League, so they will have to spend some serious money and bring in quality reinforcements if they want to qualify for the next round of the UCL.

I saw Lukaku and for now he is a very important player at the World Cup too, this is necessary to be clear about what he has to do, Conte will never deprive himself of a player like him who always brings home the result, he may be physically heavy but i must say that this player always makes the difference.

He certainly makes a difference, but would he still make the same impact without teammates like KDB and the others? That's the question.He will always be a very good player in my eyes, but i'm not sure how much he can help Napoli next season if he doesn't improve his form.

I think he'll make a huge contribution to Napoli if he stays healthy with injuries. However, his problem, which caused him to leave Manchester City, was his tendency to get injured easily. Manchester City couldn't benefit much from him because he was prone to injuries. He experienced the same thing with Napoli last year, and now he's become a player who gets injured frequently. Therefore, while he's very useful in the way he plays, he doesn't consistently play in every game.

[Solodoski]

Amarim made a lot of mistakes at Manchester United, but I don't agree that he turned the team into a disaster. He had both positive and negative moments. I think Carrick managed to bring a good atmosphere to the team, and that's very important, because if there's any tension in the team, you'll never win. Carrick has that talent, because after his arrival, many players said the atmosphere in the dressing room improved significantly, I don't think that's something you can teach, it all depends on the individual.

Amorim had a chance when he was sacked by Manchester United and then Bayer Leverkusen hired him as manager, but he failed there too. Under him, Leverkusen also performed poorly, which is why he was sacked from Leverkusen very quickly. In other words, Amorim's coaching career is very controversial and bad. I know him as a bad manager. Now let's see how he can perform in Milan, can he continue his negative coaching career? Or can he correct the mistakes of the past. I think he will not be able to be in Milan for a long time.

Amorims career as a manager is contradictory. Today he will be good and next time he gets worst. Amorim should have remained at Portugal where he might be the greatest manager over there.
His career as a manager is diminishing as yeas go bye. Though I like the fact that he went to Italy. Still some things are not as easy as he seems. He need a club without pressure.

[Egii Nna]

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.

AC Milan eliminated all the managers except Ibra who remains because he most likely has company shares and is deciding what to do with his future, in any case according to him he wanted to bring Milan back to very high levels but if he continues like this he will only sink it, as a player he will have been great but as a manager i don't think he can do well.

Milan did terrible this season, no doubt, because losing the ticket to the Champions League at the last game was very disappointing. Ibrahimovic is not only a manager but an advisor to the management, and rumors were being said that he was targeting Amorim. Which as they have gotten him now, then definitely Milan will improve next season. But the question is, how sure are we they will be able to achieve it? Sacking Allegri is important, but finding a better replacement is not easy.

[len01]

Which as they have gotten him now, then definitely Milan will improve next season. But the question is, how sure are we they will be able to achieve it? Sacking Allegri is important, but finding a better replacement is not easy.

I'm a little confused by what you're saying. It sounds like you believe the club's performances have become more stable since Amorim arrived, but at the same time, you still seem somewhat doubtful. 

IMO, though, Milan probably won't show major improvement in such a short period of time. The club will likely need at least one full season to reach its best level. Besides, Amorim probably won't rush things or try to push Milan too far too quickly. Instead, his main target will likely be securing a UCL spot and improving the team's position step by step.

[tygeade]

What we need to reach at this point is that we are dealing with something that may feel a lot better on the long run, and for that reason we should be considering how this could be very good for people as well, it is no really that bad and we could see it change for the long term as well.

I understand this may not be feeling that great for the long term but as long as they can do a fine job then I would support it and would suggest that we could make some great return on this as well. So the theory is that Amorim could do fine here, and should not be doing bad guaranteed, because he could still turn things around and do fine and we have to wait and see if he will do that or if he will fail, we shouldn't judge before we see anything.

[m4r1o]

I think that the past as a player is of fundamental importance, i really believe that this can have a huge impact on the progress of whoever is selected as coach for a team and Carrick being involved as a player made the difference, in that case clearly not in all cases.

The past as a player makes you have a different vision, certainly it is fundamental, better still if of the same team.
It's no coincidence that the improvements have been visible and tangible, i also think that next season they could even reach the podium without difficulty and even fight for first place, they have the right mentality.