Italian League Prediction Thread (Serie A)

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Has anyone here already heard the rumors that Napoli are interested in bringing in Allegri as their new coach? Or am I the one who's behind on the news regarding these rumors?

This would be really interesting and makes me wonder what Napoli actually want. Conte was dismissed despite having a strong track record and plenty of experience in serie A. Now they seem interested in hiring Allegri, hoping he can deliver quick improvements within a single season. I even believe that if Allegri really becomes Napoli's coach, he should also be prepared for the possibility of being sacked.

Napoli has officially appointed Allegri as their coach for next season. I don’t know what Napoli’s plans are for next season. They fired Conte and then hired Allegri, who was also fired by Milan. What exactly does Napoli expect from Allegri, given how poorly he performed with Milan. I’m not sure Napoli will be able to compete for the title under Allegri. In fact, Napoli might end up facing a similar fate to what Milan experienced last season.

[Lida93]

For Como, competing with teams like Inter, Milan, and Juventus, and having their name linked with these teams, is a huge morale boost, in my opinion. Because this year they secured a place in the Champions League in the final week, and they are hopeful for next year. Their coach trusts his players and is already making plans for next year. I'm sure they will accelerate transfers after the World Cup and will participate in the Champions League with the best possible options.

Como isn't a financially buoyant team like the other teams that are mentioned here hence they could have some limitations in terms of getting players into the team, but due to the fact that they would be playing in the champions league next season it might help lure some players into the team.
Wether they would perform well or not would be subject to the strength of squad they would have assembled before the season begins which is also dependent on how well they participate in the transfer market.

[Frankolala]

For Como, competing with teams like Inter, Milan, and Juventus, and having their name linked with these teams, is a huge morale boost, in my opinion. Because this year they secured a place in the Champions League in the final week, and they are hopeful for next year. Their coach trusts his players and is already making plans for next year. I'm sure they will accelerate transfers after the World Cup and will participate in the Champions League with the best possible options.

Como isn't a financially buoyant team like the other teams that are mentioned here hence they could have some limitations in terms of getting players into the team, but due to the fact that they would be playing in the champions league next season it might help lure some players into the team.
Wether they would perform well or not would be subject to the strength of squad they would have assembled before the season begins which is also dependent on how well they participate in the transfer market.

I don't know the kind of players Como has plans to sign but I believe that Fabregas knows the kind of players that will be added to the team in order to strengthen it better than it is now. We might be saying that Como will perform poorly in the Champions League because they don't have the experience and let them give us one of the big surprises in UCL

[SOKO-DEKE]

Napoli has officially appointed Allegri as their coach for next season. I don’t know what Napoli’s plans are for next season. They fired Conte and then hired Allegri, who was also fired by Milan. What exactly does Napoli expect from Allegri, given how poorly he performed with Milan. I’m not sure Napoli will be able to compete for the title under Allegri. In fact, Napoli might end up facing a similar fate to what Milan experienced last season.

There is always a reason for everything, and Napoli may have had their own reason for appointing Allegri as their new manager and letting Conte leave. I can't really understand the decision, though. Maybe Napoli feel they need more trophies, but if that is the case, they should not have parted ways with Conte, who won them the Serie A title.It's not that Allegri is a bad coach, but I don't think he will be capable of winning Serie A with Napoli. Last season, Allegri started well with AC Milan, and many people began to think they could even win the Serie A title based on their performances. They even topped the table at one point before things started going wrong, and they eventually failed to qualify for the Champions League.Still, let's see what happens this season. Maybe Allegri will have better season at Napoli than he did at AC Milan.

[*Ace*]

For Como, competing with teams like Inter, Milan, and Juventus, and having their name linked with these teams, is a huge morale boost, in my opinion. Because this year they secured a place in the Champions League in the final week, and they are hopeful for next year. Their coach trusts his players and is already making plans for next year. I'm sure they will accelerate transfers after the World Cup and will participate in the Champions League with the best possible options.

Como isn't a financially buoyant team like the other teams that are mentioned here hence they could have some limitations in terms of getting players into the team, but due to the fact that they would be playing in the champions league next season it might help lure some players into the team.
Wether they would perform well or not would be subject to the strength of squad they would have assembled before the season begins which is also dependent on how well they participate in the transfer market.

I don't know the kind of players Como has plans to sign but I believe that Fabregas knows the kind of players that will be added to the team in order to strengthen it better than it is now. We might be saying that Como will perform poorly in the Champions League because they don't have the experience and let them give us one of the big surprises in UCL

I’m convinced that Cesc Fàbregas will put together a highly competitive team, but we’ll need to see what happens with Nico Paz during this transfer window.
Real Madrid value him at 60 million euros, and that figure doesn’t do justice to his footballing potential at all

[disbil]

I’m convinced that Cesc Fàbregas will put together a highly competitive team, but we’ll need to see what happens with Nico Paz during this transfer window.
Real Madrid value him at 60 million euros, and that figure doesn’t do justice to his footballing potential at all

Still not clearly the future of Nico Paz during Real Madrid have clause buy back option for that players and easily get him back if can pay the fees transfer based on buy clause agreement, its difficult option for Como and Cesc Fabregas because Nico Paz performing very well for this season and next season Como will play many matches after qualifying to the Champion League.

I don't think Como will play bad for the first time appearances in Champion League with current composition team and Cesc Fabregas have made significant effect how incredible achievement in this season, if the management success make Nico Paz stay for next season I think Como have chance talking more in Champion League by achievement qualify from group phase round.

[topbitcoin]

I’m convinced that Cesc Fàbregas will put together a highly competitive team, but we’ll need to see what happens with Nico Paz during this transfer window.
Real Madrid value him at 60 million euros, and that figure doesn’t do justice to his footballing potential at all

Still not clearly the future of Nico Paz during Real Madrid have clause buy back option for that players and easily get him back if can pay the fees transfer based on buy clause agreement, its difficult option for Como and Cesc Fabregas because Nico Paz performing very well for this season and next season Como will play many matches after qualifying to the Champion League.

I actually prefer Madrid to do a buy-back procedure for Nico Paz because although he is still very young, he is very good and quite mature and this will be enough to make Madrid's midfield different because he is one of the midfielders who is quite flexible where he can be a box to box or his role sometimes changes to become a play maker and Madrid needs that.
But with Bernardo Silva coming over from Manchester City and Mou not mentioning Nico Paz at all so far I think Cesc Fabregas can breathe easy.

Nico Paz's presence in Como would be much more influential than Madrid's but all the power is now in Madrid's hands so it depends on Mou's schemes whether he wants Nico Paz in his plans for next season or not.

[len01]

Como was a team that deserved to be there in that position, this doesn't surprise me, these players are truly complete and i must say that in this case i wouldn't make any changes to this team that is playing so well, they have fun and play very united, I'm happy for them.

That praise may be deserved this season, but next season there's a good chance it will start to fade. It's not about underestimating them, but if Como really lose some of their key players, their performances will inevitably drop. On top of that, a busier schedule could have a negative impact on their domestic form. Add to that their lack of UCL experience, and the situation could become even more difficult. That's why I'm still skeptical about Como. If they're not careful, all the praise they've earned this season could disappear, and they could end up being forgotten again by next season.

[lombok]

Como was a team that deserved to be there in that position, this doesn't surprise me, these players are truly complete and i must say that in this case i wouldn't make any changes to this team that is playing so well, they have fun and play very united, I'm happy for them.

That praise may be deserved this season, but next season there's a good chance it will start to fade. It's not about underestimating them, but if Como really lose some of their key players, their performances will inevitably drop. On top of that, a busier schedule could have a negative impact on their domestic form. Add to that their lack of UCL experience, and the situation could become even more difficult. That's why I'm still skeptical about Como. If they're not careful, all the praise they've earned this season could disappear, and they could end up being forgotten again by next season.

The level of play that Como has been able achieve very impressive, yet this is daunting undertaking to maintain. It may be feared that when the busy season come they will not have a suitable backup team. I believe that they are in danger of falling into downfall in case they lose star. It is hoped that they will be able to learn fast, and remain in the first line a long time.

[snipie]

That praise may be deserved this season, but next season there's a good chance it will start to fade. It's not about underestimating them, but if Como really lose some of their key players, their performances will inevitably drop. On top of that, a busier schedule could have a negative impact on their domestic form. Add to that their lack of UCL experience, and the situation could become even more difficult. That's why I'm still skeptical about Como. If they're not careful, all the praise they've earned this season could disappear, and they could end up being forgotten again by next season.

I used to see some teams in different leagues that pops up from nowhere, and after a season or two from understanding what's going on in the league, they pick a top spot then simply vanish the season after and relegate. There is Monza if I am not mistaken, another one in La Liga and others.
For Como, they have to keep their main squad and consolidate it with additional players. The schedule in the upcoming season is very different than this one. UEFA Champions League and eventually Europa League are very competitive. Whether Como played the first or passed to the second, their players will get exhausted and they have to rotate their squad.

[dezoel]

Amorim doesn't feel like the correct choice to me, not sure why. United was bad I know, but Sporting was good, so we do not know which one he will be like. But for some reason I am siding a lot more with United period than Lisbon period and that is what I am assuming will happen.

There is this feeling where Ruben Amorim forces the players to play in a way that doesn't fit them and I am afraid that he may want to force that once again and get the worst of the players he has in his squad.

[m4r1o]

I don't know the kind of players Como has plans to sign but I believe that Fabregas knows the kind of players that will be added to the team in order to strengthen it better than it is now. We might be saying that Como will perform poorly in the Champions League because they don't have the experience and let them give us one of the big surprises in UCL

Como can't have the same economic power as other already established teams in the league as in the Champions League, but as a small team they have shown they have a big heart.
They have an important guide who knows what he are doing, if they could get to the quarter-finals already it would be a truly absurd achievement for them.
i are a realist i don't think they can reach the final with all the teams ranked in the Champions League.

[pewboy]

these teams are doing well because there have been some excellent investments, which have paid off, time has shown that these teams are moving forward thanks to their investments, the players have been incredible this season and the luck has been great, I'm happy that they have been able to demonstrate all this on the field.

Investment has borne fruit, as it should, otherwise more than investment it turns into financial failure.
Even a few small strokes of luck that never hurt anyone played their part in the season that ended, don't you think?
After an investment it is important to reap some fruit, now in the next season they should reap more.

[Cryptmuster]

Como can't have the same economic power as other already established teams in the league as in the Champions League, but as a small team they have shown they have a big heart.
They have an important guide who knows what he are doing, if they could get to the quarter-finals already it would be a truly absurd achievement for them.
i are a realist i don't think they can reach the final with all the teams ranked in the Champions League.

I think Como also reached the Champions League partly thanks to a bit of luck, because if Milan hadn't lost in the final round, they would have missed out on a Champions League spot. Regardless of that, they did a tremendous amount of work throughout the season to put themselves in a position to qualify. I believe they fully deserved their place in the Champions League, but something tells me that this fairytale run may come to an end there, because the Champions League is filled with very strong teams, and it will be difficult to expect a significant result from them. On top of that, they will have to invest a lot of energy into their Champions League campaign, and I think that could affect their performances in Serie A as well.

[Silence Scream]

Como can't have the same economic power as other already established teams in the league as in the Champions League, but as a small team they have shown they have a big heart.
They have an important guide who knows what he are doing, if they could get to the quarter-finals already it would be a truly absurd achievement for them.
i are a realist i don't think they can reach the final with all the teams ranked in the Champions League.

I think Como also reached the Champions League partly thanks to a bit of luck, because if Milan hadn't lost in the final round, they would have missed out on a Champions League spot. Regardless of that, they did a tremendous amount of work throughout the season to put themselves in a position to qualify. I believe they fully deserved their place in the Champions League, but something tells me that this fairytale run may come to an end there, because the Champions League is filled with very strong teams, and it will be difficult to expect a significant result from them. On top of that, they will have to invest a lot of energy into their Champions League campaign, and I think that could affect their performances in Serie A as well.

Girona from the Spanish league came to mind. We remember how good a season Girona had and how they qualified for the Champions League. Then, the following season, they were a huge disappointment. I hope we don't see something similar in Italy. Because Como was a team with potential last year, in my opinion. The team and the coach got great results from their young players, and thanks to that, they took the team to the Champions League in their second year, in a competitive and demanding league like Italy.

[bitgolden]

Como doing fine this season is very unlikely, they are going to play more games than before and that is not going to be easy for them at all.

I understand this is not a "must" thing, they could still be fine, depends on what they spend this summer, if they spend a lot and get some great players and increase their depth then of course they will be fine, but most likely assumption is that they are not going to do that great, because let's face it it's a brand new team that has not done well before.

[Black Mbaye]

Como doing fine this season is very unlikely, they are going to play more games than before and that is not going to be easy for them at all.

I understand this is not a "must" thing, they could still be fine, depends on what they spend this summer, if they spend a lot and get some great players and increase their depth then of course they will be fine, but most likely assumption is that they are not going to do that great, because let's face it it's a brand new team that has not done well before.

It's easier for them to focus on a single tournament, of course. Since they'll be going to the Champions League, there will be intense European matches. They'll also be facing tough physical challenges against much stronger teams. This will wear them down and could negatively impact their league performance. Therefore, they might not be in the same league standings next year, but this transfer window is crucial. If the president signs good players and strengthens the squad during this transfer period, they could finish the season better.

[Renampun]

Como isn't a financially buoyant team like the other teams that are mentioned here hence they could have some limitations in terms of getting players into the team, but due to the fact that they would be playing in the champions league next season it might help lure some players into the team.
Wether they would perform well or not would be subject to the strength of squad they would have assembled before the season begins which is also dependent on how well they participate in the transfer market.

Yes, COMO has limits that cannot allow them to recruit players as freely as they want, but because they have just qualified for the Champions League, that means they get money that they can use to recruit better players compared to before. so this all comes back to COMO and Fabregas management on whether they are able to target effective players to be able to fill their squad, and seeing that they qualify for the Champions League, it means that they will have no more difficulty attracting players who want to compete at that level.

[Swordsoffreedom]

Napoli has officially appointed Allegri as their coach for next season. I don’t know what Napoli’s plans are for next season. They fired Conte and then hired Allegri, who was also fired by Milan. What exactly does Napoli expect from Allegri, given how poorly he performed with Milan. I’m not sure Napoli will be able to compete for the title under Allegri. In fact, Napoli might end up facing a similar fate to what Milan experienced last season.

Napoli will be aiming to win the title next season as well. Their performance  this season was good enough. But it was not suitable for  winning the title. The team was  11 points behind Inter Milan. They will compete for the title next season as well.

Napoli have appointed Massimiliano Allegri. Allegri has been in serie A for a long time. He is very well aware of the Serie A platform. Perhaps this is why Allegri  has been given the responsibility. He was not successful  with Milan. But he was completely  successful in his first term with juventus.

Allegri has won 5 consecutive Serie A titles with Juventus. He has won four consecutive Coppa Italia. I don't know if any other manager in serie A has such a record. So there  is no way to say that giving Allegri the responsibility  was a bad decision by the napoli management.

[RaltcoinsB]

Como isn't a financially buoyant team like the other teams that are mentioned here hence they could have some limitations in terms of getting players into the team, but due to the fact that they would be playing in the champions league next season it might help lure some players into the team.
Wether they would perform well or not would be subject to the strength of squad they would have assembled before the season begins which is also dependent on how well they participate in the transfer market.

Yes, COMO has limits that cannot allow them to recruit players as freely as they want, but because they have just qualified for the Champions League, that means they get money that they can use to recruit better players compared to before. so this all comes back to COMO and Fabregas management on whether they are able to target effective players to be able to fill their squad, and seeing that they qualify for the Champions League, it means that they will have no more difficulty attracting players who want to compete at that level.

There are many players who want to play in the Champions League, and Como will give these players that opportunity. Therefore, they can acquire better players in their transfers to achieve success in both the Champions League and the Italian league. Last year, Como surprised many by qualifying for the Champions League in the final match. Hopefully, they will have another successful season next year.