Italian League Prediction Thread (Serie A)

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If they play with the same team they played with last season, they might have to fight to avoid relegation next season. The reason for this is to qualify for the Champions League. Last season, their goal was one and they fought in only one competition, but this season, their goal will be two and they will have to fight in two competitions. If the bench team is not strong enough along with the main team, then they will have no choice but to fight to avoid relegation.

Relegation is not something they will battle with next season, because  they already have that form and they have so far gotten some sort of experience that will help them scale through the season to not get relegated. But it is going  to be a hectic season for them and it is very likely  they they may not be able to get much. From this season due to the multiple competitions in which they will be participating.

[W Jr.]

If they play with the same team they played with last season, they might have to fight to avoid relegation next season. The reason for this is to qualify for the Champions League. Last season, their goal was one and they fought in only one competition, but this season, their goal will be two and they will have to fight in two competitions. If the bench team is not strong enough along with the main team, then they will have no choice but to fight to avoid relegation.

Relegation is not something they will battle with next season, because  they already have that form and they have so far gotten some sort of experience that will help them scale through the season to not get relegated. But it is going  to be a hectic season for them and it is very likely  they they may not be able to get much. From this season due to the multiple competitions in which they will be participating.

Como is a fantastic team, and I'm almost certain they won't be in the relegation zone next year. They'll also be in the Champions League, and they have a good chance of achieving good results in both tournaments. There will be those who see them as weak in both competitions, but I think they'll give them their answer on the pitch.

[rezakurnia66]

Nico Paz future has now been decided and he will remain at Como for another season. This statement was also confirmed on Nico Paz Instagram account. After careful consideration, he decided that the best option for his career at this time was to stay at Como, especially since Como is the club that gave him the opportunity to develop and become the player he is today.

Real Madrid has also made an official statement. An agreement was reached at Nico's request, but it still includes a buy-back clause. In my opinion, this move makes sense for all parties. Nico Paz gets playing time, Como keeps their star and Real Madrid retains control of Nico Paz future.

source: Comunicado Oficial: Nico Paz

Real Madrid active buy back clause and make Como have to permanent Nico Paz contract by paying fees transfer around 50$, right now the future of the players have been clearly stay with Como until several season later and help the team for the first time appearance in Champion League. Many team interested to get Nico Paz's sign and Madrid open negotiation for selling to other club if Como won't permanent his contract.

I think excellent strategy from Cesc Fabregas make Nico Paz still trust him and want to stay for several season later, now Como can fully focus for domestic league and champion League match next season keep consistent performing well by finish as the top fourth standings team again.

[Slow death]

Carnevali, who currently holds the position of CEO of Juventus, confirmed that Juventus is in negotiations to sign PSG player Randal Kolo Muani, which I find strange. He played 30 games and only scored 1 goal. Being a striker, he should be able to score more goals, and what makes me find it strange is seeing Juventus thinking about signing him. What on earth is going through the heads of these Juventus directors? Every transfer window passes and these guys mess things up. At this rate, they won't win Serie A anytime soon.

Still about Juventus, its CEO Giovanni Carnevali said that Dusan Vlahović is not in Juventus' plans, but Dusan Vlahović played 19 games and scored 7 goals, and it is unbelievable that he says that Dusan Vlahović is not in his plans but he wants to sign a player who played more games and fewer goals than Dusan Vlahović

[*Ace*]

Carnevali, who currently holds the position of CEO of Juventus, confirmed that Juventus is in negotiations to sign PSG player Randal Kolo Muani, which I find strange. He played 30 games and only scored 1 goal. Being a striker, he should be able to score more goals, and what makes me find it strange is seeing Juventus thinking about signing him. What on earth is going through the heads of these Juventus directors? Every transfer window passes and these guys mess things up. At this rate, they won't win Serie A anytime soon.

Still about Juventus, its CEO Giovanni Carnevali said that Dusan Vlahović is not in Juventus' plans, but Dusan Vlahović played 19 games and scored 7 goals, and it is unbelievable that he says that Dusan Vlahović is not in his plans but he wants to sign a player who played more games and fewer goals than Dusan Vlahović

Juventus have made some rather questionable decisions of late, but Carnevali is an excellent manager and knows his stuff.
I won’t dwell too much on Kolo Muani; he’s a good player but one who needs more regular playing time.
It’s not that Dusan Vlahovic isn’t part of their plans; the problem is that he’s on a very high wage and is the highest-paid player in Serie A – and, incidentally, he’s also overrated.

[tottong]

Juventus have made some rather questionable decisions of late, but Carnevali is an excellent manager and knows his stuff.
I won’t dwell too much on Kolo Muani; he’s a good player but one who needs more regular playing time.
It’s not that Dusan Vlahovic isn’t part of their plans; the problem is that he’s on a very high wage and is the highest-paid player in Serie A – and, incidentally, he’s also overrated.

It's possible that Juventus intends to significantly reduce the salaries of their current players and plan to rebuild the squad to be stronger for next season.
Dusan Vlahovic earns a fairly high salary at Juventus, but considering his current contribution, it's not significant, so an evaluation is needed. Kolo Muani still needs time to gain more playing time so his contribution can be more visible. Next season, if Juventus intends to compete with several other teams, changes must be made.
Purchasing Kolo Muani may not be the right decision, but no one knows how this interest arose, and Juventus is certainly considering something from him.

[Frankolala]

Como is a fantastic team, and I'm almost certain they won't be in the relegation zone next year. They'll also be in the Champions League, and they have a good chance of achieving good results in both tournaments. There will be those who see them as weak in both competitions, but I think they'll give them their answer on the pitch.

Why do you think of relegation for Como when they're among the favorites to finish on top four next season in Seria A. Como performance will continue to improve as long as Fabregas is still their coach. I expect Como to perform better next season than last season because the more Fabregas work on the team, the better they become. As for UCL, I can't say what their performance will be like

[Velvet78]

Como is a fantastic team, and I'm almost certain they won't be in the relegation zone next year. They'll also be in the Champions League, and they have a good chance of achieving good results in both tournaments. There will be those who see them as weak in both competitions, but I think they'll give them their answer on the pitch.

They aren't just an average team which make people surprised for a season only and then return to where they belong normally. Como is on a really serious project.

They have the money for that as well. We can't count them as one of non-rich teams. It's all about making good names believe in this and bring them here to fight for it.

I hope they have a solid transfer window. I'm glad to hear that Paz is staying permanently. 

[Webetcoins]

Let's see how this will affect Como's budget. At the moment, the search tells me that Como is in 9th place in terms of wage bill in Serie A. You have to admit, this is still far from the top   The fact that Como has rich owners is very cool, Serie A has long suffered from underfunding (compared to the Premier League, La Liga, Bundesliga) and this has a negative impact on Italian football. Como is currently soaring like a rocket from season to season. It remains to be seen whether the owners' enthusiasm will continue to invest in the club during periods of stagnation. Even now, serious investment is needed to avoid failure in the Champions League and maintain a top-four finish in Serie A.

I would say that is mostly tv rights. Italians are not as in love with football as the English, while they are still a top five league, and while they are still doing achievements, that is mostly based on not tv rights, it's something else.

I could say, the fans of the league are real fans, like hardcore fans, but it is not spread. In other countries, the fans are fans, but there are also causal followers who watch it on tv etc. Here, either you are a fan, and the team makes money thanks to you, or they do not care at all, there is no middle ground much.

[martinom]

I think that Nico Paz has made the right decision because he was constantly neglected while playing for Real Madrid, meaning he had to sit on the bench, but he has integrated brilliantly into the Italian club Como and has been able to contribute greatly to the progress of this club. As far as I know, Como from the Italian league has got a chance to the upcoming UEFA Champions League and this player has made an incredible contribution here too. We also noticed that this young player has been able to show his talent in the Italian club, which is why Como did not turn down the offer to sell by Real Madrid and everyone may have noticed that the Como team has already purchased this player.

He has done well, the club treats him like a prince, the fans love him, he scores and plays and increases his value.
Real Madrid is also happy, because they see one of their assets growing and improving. Of course, calling it an asset isn't nice, but i don't know what to call it. One of his players, his property.

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Perhaps, judging by Amorim’s performance at Man United, many people might doubt that Milan can perform well under his guidance. Amorim is indeed a stubborn coach who forces players to play according to the system he implements. He refuses to change his tactics even if the players aren’t suited to his tactical system. That’s why Man United struggled during his tenure as coach. But we don’t yet know what Milan’s prospects will be under Amorim. Besides, Serie A is quite similar to the Portuguese League, where the style of play isn’t as physical as in the English Premier League.

Such judgment to me seem flawed because there is always room for improvement and since he had gotten a break after he left Manchester united, i am supposing that he must have taken some time to examine his tactics, coaching style and other aspects of his job to see where needs improvement and work towards such. one thing i believe he will be very good at will be to get Milan in to a very solid form if given all the time that he will be needing as well as all that he may request that he will be needing to get the best results they want him to deliver.

That’s exactly what we should expect: Amorim needs to reflect on his time at Man United. He must adapt his tactics at Milan in order to succeed there. And of course, Milan needs to give him enough time and fully support him so he can perform well. But anyway, let’s just wait and see if Amorim can succeed at Milan. We won’t be able to judge him until the Serie A season gets underway.

At least a season will not be bad a time to give him and see the much he will be able to achieve with the team and not like Manchester united who were not patient enough to give him up to a season to see what he can achieve, although the results was depreciating buy the day which made it very much understandable but then, it would have been fair to give him some more time, we are hoping Milan will give him all the time and let us see what he can do with with it.

Yes, one season is a reasonable timeframe to assess whether a coach is capable of improving a team’s performance. Additionally, Milan must balance its expectations of Amorim in case the club is unable to fulfill all of his requests regarding team building. It would be strange for Milan to expect Amorim to win a championship, for example, if he doesn’t have the support of quality players on his roster. Therefore, Milan must sign players that meet Amorim’s requirements and give him one season before deciding whether he is worth keeping or not.

[KTChampions]

Nico Paz future has now been decided and he will remain at Como for another season. This statement was also confirmed on Nico Paz Instagram account. After careful consideration, he decided that the best option for his career at this time was to stay at Como, especially since Como is the club that gave him the opportunity to develop and become the player he is today.

Real Madrid has also made an official statement. An agreement was reached at Nico's request, but it still includes a buy-back clause. In my opinion, this move makes sense for all parties. Nico Paz gets playing time, Como keeps their star and Real Madrid retains control of Nico Paz future.

source: Comunicado Oficial: Nico Paz

Niko gets a guarantee of having playing practice (which is not guaranteed at all at Real Madrid) plus the opportunity to show himself in the Champions League, a good choice. But the best thing in this situation is Real Madrid – they retain a buyout option for 10 (hahaha) million, while the player is already worth 50-70 million. So in a year, they can either add him to their squad or buy him out and immediately sell him for hundreds of percent profit. The main expectation, however, seems to me, is that he will grow into the main squad of Real Madrid.

[Zanab247]

Como is a fantastic team, and I'm almost certain they won't be in the relegation zone next year. They'll also be in the Champions League, and they have a good chance of achieving good results in both tournaments. There will be those who see them as weak in both competitions, but I think they'll give them their answer on the pitch.

Why do you think of relegation for Como when they're among the favorites to finish on top four next season in Seria A. Como performance will continue to improve as long as Fabregas is still their coach. I expect Como to perform better next season than last season because the more Fabregas work on the team, the better they become. As for UCL, I can't say what their performance will be like

That is just assumption and he will never see such thing come to pass to Como, Como have potential players that will help or lead the club to be able to play next season to bring development to the club.There are some clubs that is doing well today, but some people think those clubs will enter relegation before they start correcting some things that is making those clubs to be playing Italian league regularly without the fear of relegation.

Talking about the champion league, I don't think they are strong enough to lead or toping in that table, because there are clubs that understand that champion league tournament very well and they will not allow new clubs to lift the trophy.

[M47AK16]

I must admit that Kolo Muani, during his 6-month-loan at Juventus, put a lot of heart for the team. For sure he did better than I expected. He is not a great player but for the Serie A's current level he can be a good signing, but I wouldn't spend more than 35 millions for him.

Igor Thiago played well for one season, the last one, and it looks like the club wants 80-90 millions for him, Juventus would never spend that amount of money for such player. That is a Chelsea or Manchester United move, not Juventus'.

I am sure that Kolo Muani is a better player than people make it hope to be. I understand that the "shot" he missed was a big deal and we should not really be considering how this could be end of his career, yes missing a shot to win the world cup was a big deal but the reality is that we are not going to see things change all that much, we are going to see a great striker anyways.

We should not consider the "world cup winning shot missing Kolo Muani" we should see "world cup finals striker level Kolo Muani", because if he missed, that means he was there on the most important moment, there is a reason why he was there.

[free-bit.co.in]

That is just assumption and he will never see such thing come to pass to Como, Como have potential players that will help or lead the club to be able to play next season to bring development to the club.There are some clubs that is doing well today, but some people think those clubs will enter relegation before they start correcting some things that is making those clubs to be playing Italian league regularly without the fear of relegation.

Talking about the champion league, I don't think they are strong enough to lead or toping in that table, because there are clubs that understand that champion league tournament very well and they will not allow new clubs to lift the trophy.

Como performed well last season. This is definitely  commendable. The team has qualified for the champions league for the first time. But I would say that we  should not have high expectations from this team. A few years ago we saw Girona  perform well in la liga. They managed to occupy the third place in the table and qualified for the champions league. But their performance declined badly in the next season. They were not  able to perform well in the extra busy schedule. And this season girona was relegated from la liga. That is why I am  not expecting too much from Como. Anyway, it is unlikely that Como will face the same bad situation as Girona.

[hyudien]

Como performed well last season. This is definitely  commendable. The team has qualified for the champions league for the first time. But I would say that we  should not have high expectations from this team. A few years ago we saw Girona  perform well in la liga. They managed to occupy the third place in the table and qualified for the champions league. But their performance declined badly in the next season. They were not  able to perform well in the extra busy schedule. And this season girona was relegated from la liga. That is why I am  not expecting too much from Como. Anyway, it is unlikely that Como will face the same bad situation as Girona.

A similar decline in performance to Girona is unlikely to happen to Como, when Girona performed well and finished well in La Liga, they sold players who had helped them at that time. Como, on the other hand, is not doing that, instead focusing on strengthening their squad so they can maintain their consistent performance in Serie A and also have a strong presence in the UCL. But let's see how Como fares next season, as other teams, especially the top teams, are also improving their strengths.

[LUCKMCFLY]

That's not exactly the case for Nico. Because he had a Real Madrid career and became convinced that he wasn't getting as much playing time as he wanted there. He had a great time with Como, and they became like a family. We see a young player who rejected Real Madrid to move forward in this family environment and to strengthen his own family. I don't think he will regret this decision in the future. Perhaps his path will lead him back to Real Madrid later.

But what's going on here? The same thing happened with Endrick; he left so he could improve and then contribute to his club. Of course, I know it's his decision whether he comes back or not; everything in life is a decision. But when the club starts to win and he doesn't shine as much as he can at the club, that will take its toll on his professional career. Right now, he doesn't see it; he's young, he has the talent, and he has his abilities in abundance, but at some point, he'll realize it's a mistake.

[Black Mbaye]

That's not exactly the case for Nico. Because he had a Real Madrid career and became convinced that he wasn't getting as much playing time as he wanted there. He had a great time with Como, and they became like a family. We see a young player who rejected Real Madrid to move forward in this family environment and to strengthen his own family. I don't think he will regret this decision in the future. Perhaps his path will lead him back to Real Madrid later.

But what's going on here? The same thing happened with Endrick; he left so he could improve and then contribute to his club. Of course, I know it's his decision whether he comes back or not; everything in life is a decision. But when the club starts to win and he doesn't shine as much as he can at the club, that will take its toll on his professional career. Right now, he doesn't see it; he's young, he has the talent, and he has his abilities in abundance, but at some point, he'll realize it's a mistake.

Only time will tell if this is a mistake. Nico Paz is a young and talented player. His chances of getting into the Real Madrid squad are very slim because there are so many high-quality players and the competition for a place in the team is fierce. Right now he's playing comfortably with Como and he's happy there. That's why I understand why he doesn't want to return to Real Madrid.

[Renampun]

Como is a fantastic team, and I'm almost certain they won't be in the relegation zone next year. They'll also be in the Champions League, and they have a good chance of achieving good results in both tournaments. There will be those who see them as weak in both competitions, but I think they'll give them their answer on the pitch.

For Serie A, I think that COMO will not finish in the relegation position because Fabregas is still coaching them and they still have the core players who brought them to the Champions League.. so for next season, they should be able to perform maybe get a Champions League spot again. but about their performance in the Champions League, it is still uncertain, because they will face a much higher competition compared to Serie A and it will definitely be more difficult.. but Fabregas is a former player and has often appeared in the Champions League, with the experience he has, he should be more prepared in formulating strategies and managing the pressure in such a big competition.. also with new players who are ready to fight, they should be able to perform better in the Champions League.

[lombok]

Only time will tell if this is a mistake. Nico Paz is a young and talented player. His chances of getting into the Real Madrid squad are very slim because there are so many high-quality players and the competition for a place in the team is fierce. Right now he's playing comfortably with Como and he's happy there. That's why I understand why he doesn't want to return to Real Madrid.

Many players aspire to play in a big club such as Real Madrid but playing time holds more preference. Nico Paz took the risky step of remaining in Como so as to keep on practicing his skills as a weekly basis. Instead of being on a full list of stars who are competing over their careers, a footballer needs actual playing time.