Italian League Prediction Thread (Serie A)

[DanWalker]

No one knows how Como’s league campaign will unfold next season, they were an excellent team last season, ultimately finishing the campaign with a satisfying result. There's more than just one or two teams I know of that were only good for a single season, the most obvious example is Leicester City. They failed to keep their PL survival hopes alive which is why they're currently playing in the lower leagues, if Fabregas fails to keep the team's hopes alive, they could well face relegation next season.

Not only Leicester City. A few years ago we also saw Girona perform exceptionally. The team surprised everyone  by taking third place in the table. But we saw their decline in the next season. This season they could not even qualify for la liga. Como played exceptionally in the sesh  season. But it is very difficult to  continue the consistency. Next season they will also perform in the champions league. Como's players do not  have the previous experience of performing in such a busy schedule, even manager Fabregas does not. So they have to  prepare well for the next season. Otherwise, their decline is certain.

[MAAManda]

Not only Leicester City. A few years ago we also saw Girona perform exceptionally. The team surprised everyone  by taking third place in the table. But we saw their decline in the next season. This season they could not even qualify for la liga. Como played exceptionally in the sesh  season. But it is very difficult to  continue the consistency. Next season they will also perform in the champions league. Como's players do not  have the previous experience of performing in such a busy schedule, even manager Fabregas does not. So they have to  prepare well for the next season. Otherwise, their decline is certain.

That’s right, Girona is one of them. I clearly remember their strong performance back then, when Artem Dovbyk was their striker. This means that the availability of great players is also required to maintain consistency. Como now has everything needed to perform well, we just have to wait for the WC to conclude to see how they fare in the domestic league & the UCL next season.

[Slow death]

With the Serie A calendar for next season already set, I'm looking at the games I'll bet on in the first round. Inter were very lucky; in their first game they'll play against Monza, and I believe Inter will win that game. Another game I think is worth betting on is Juventus against Frosinoni, and there's also Napoli against Genoa. I'm analyzing each game, and since there are still World Cup games and the transfer market, a lot can change for each team before the league starts. But I'm keeping up with the news.

[BlackBoss_]

With the Serie A calendar for next season already set, I'm looking at the games I'll bet on in the first round. Inter were very lucky; in their first game they'll play against Monza, and I believe Inter will win that game. Another game I think is worth betting on is Juventus against Frosinoni, and there's also Napoli against Genoa. I'm analyzing each game, and since there are still World Cup games and the transfer market, a lot can change for each team before the league starts. But I'm keeping up with the news.

It seems a next season will not be too easy for Inter Milan, after losing Inzaghi last summer, this summer they lose Dumfries and maybe more star players. Chivu with his second season for Inter Milan will have more experience, and luckily for him Conte is no longer in Napoli. They might get more challenge from AC Milan, Juventus and AS Roma especially AS Roma with a second season of Gasperini there.

With a match between Inter Milan and Monza, I agree with you that INter Milan can win that game. Juventus and Napoli are unknown with me because they have more changes in their clubs than Inter Milan this summer.

[SOKO-DEKE]

No one knows how Como’s league campaign will unfold next season, they were an excellent team last season, ultimately finishing the campaign with a satisfying result. There's more than just one or two teams I know of that were only good for a single season, the most obvious example is Leicester City. They failed to keep their PL survival hopes alive which is why they're currently playing in the lower leagues, if Fabregas fails to keep the team's hopes alive, they could well face relegation next season.

Not only Leicester City. A few years ago we also saw Girona perform exceptionally. The team surprised everyone  by taking third place in the table. But we saw their decline in the next season. This season they could not even qualify for la liga. Como played exceptionally in the sesh  season. But it is very difficult to  continue the consistency. Next season they will also perform in the champions league. Como's players do not  have the previous experience of performing in such a busy schedule, even manager Fabregas does not. So they have to  prepare well for the next season. Otherwise, their decline is certain.

One of the reasons why Leicester and Girona were not able to maintain their great performances is that they sold some of their key players after having a great season, instead of buying players to strengthen their teams for the following season, especially as they had more competitions to play they decided to sell.

If Leicester had not sold some of their players and had signed more quality players instead, it is possible they would have been able to remain consistent with their great form. It is a problem that most average teams always face they decide to sell instead of buying, and that is why they often decline in their performances.But in the case of Como, they have not started selling their key players, and they have decided to sign more players. It is very possible that they will be able to maintain their great performances, despite playing in more competitions next season.

[GiftedMAN]

With the Serie A calendar for next season already set, I'm looking at the games I'll bet on in the first round. Inter were very lucky; in their first game they'll play against Monza, and I believe Inter will win that game. Another game I think is worth betting on is Juventus against Frosinoni, and there's also Napoli against Genoa. I'm analyzing each game, and since there are still World Cup games and the transfer market, a lot can change for each team before the league starts. But I'm keeping up with the news.

Haven't seen the Italian Serie A fixtures for next season yet, so I'll check it out later. But with what you've said here, I think the big teams got favourable fixtures in the first match week. Inter Milan I don't think will struggle to beat Monza, Juventus should also be able to defeat Frosinoni and Napoli against Genoa, it should also go Napoli's way.
That said, these will be their first game of the season and we know that first league matches of the season usually come with surprising result so we can't be too sure about them. So if you're betting on them, you should be cautious of the options you go for.

[len01]

Haven't seen the Italian Serie A fixtures for next season yet, so I'll check it out later. But with what you've said here, I think the big teams got favourable fixtures in the first match week. Inter Milan I don't think will struggle to beat Monza, Juventus should also be able to defeat Frosinoni and Napoli against Genoa, it should also go Napoli's way.
That said, these will be their first game of the season and we know that first league matches of the season usually come with surprising result so we can't be too sure about them. So if you're betting on them, you should be cautious of the options you go for.

The most important thing is that in the new season, almost all teams in serie A will make changes, including new players and new coaches. Of course, the results will be very random, and even the top teams can't be expected to win easily. And when it comes to betting early in the season, it's best to bet on live matches.

And my assumption regarding Inter Milan is that the early season matches are unlikely to hold any surprises, as the club hasn't made many changes and its performance will certainly remain the same as last season.

[Ahli38]

With the Serie A calendar for next season already set, I'm looking at the games I'll bet on in the first round. Inter were very lucky; in their first game they'll play against Monza, and I believe Inter will win that game.

Inter Milan is a team that truly deserves your trust next season given their impressive dominance last season. And they won the Serie A title with a performance that far outshone the other teams thanks to the sheer number of points they accumulated. But you have to know that nothing is certain in football. Teams that seem like underdogs can pull off a surprise early in or even late in the season. Monza appears weaker than Inter and it doesn’t seem likely they’ll be able to beat a team as strong as Inter. But I’ve noticed that Inter hasn’t had an easy time defeating Monza in their last three meetings. In their most recent match Inter only managed to beat Monza in a penalty shootout during a friendly match. As for the match before that Inter also seemed to struggle against Monza who put up a pretty good fight. And Inter also drew against Monza a few seasons ago. So I personally think that handicap betting is very difficult when the spread is one or even more. But if the spread is half then I think it’s quite interesting to bet on.

[bitgolden]

I don't know about you all but i will be supporting Ruben Amorim and AC Milan next season when tue Seria A officially kicks off. I have been a long time fan of Legendary defender Paulo Maldini but I have never decided to he a Milan fan until Ruben Amorim was appointed recently. He has been in touch with few good names to draw them into Milan, they'll be very competitive and with the experience of Luka Modric  I'm confident they'll compete hard under Ruben Amorim.

Napoli on the other side appointed Max Allegri. The same recycling of managers as they've always done lol.

I would be happy if he does well, I am not a fan of his, but anyone who works at United, gets my pity because that place is as dysfunctional as it gets and we should be considering how this could be very different, he could have been a lot better if he went to another team and did not accepted United's offer.

So any player, any manager, any staff, anyone who has been at United and then went somewhere else, I like them and pity them. But I can't see Milan doing fine at all, there is no way, it will most likely fail.

[ITExpert]

No one knows how Como’s league campaign will unfold next season, they were an excellent team last season, ultimately finishing the campaign with a satisfying result. There's more than just one or two teams I know of that were only good for a single season, the most obvious example is Leicester City. They failed to keep their PL survival hopes alive which is why they're currently playing in the lower leagues, if Fabregas fails to keep the team's hopes alive, they could well face relegation next season.

This season is going to be very tough i think for como as they really have to put a lot of efforts to make their performance reliable and authentic. Como is a talented team and most importantly they are very passionate and dedicated to their work and their goal. Because this is the team which pushed themselves from the very low standard to now the position they just embarrassed so it is very clear if they have all the facilities they can easily make their place in the top standings. They just need some new players to be in their team so that they can achieve more than their target. So i think the coach of the team como should must consider this as this will be very helpful for them and i think as they successfully qualify for the champions league so now the expectations are also on that level from them.

[LUCKMCFLY]

the wealth of a club in this new world of football is very important, and i believe that there is nothing better than an ownership where there is no shortage of money, in fact Nico Paz has decided to stay, but because the project is very solid and there is a great prospect behind it, if he was in another team he would most likely have left.

Much has been said about Nico. He's staying at Como, and I hope he shines there. There's nothing like wishing people the best; it's fulfilling. It's up to him if he wanted to reject Real Madrid, where many are dying to get in. However, everyone is in charge of their own decisions. Nico is a player who has to keep developing. If he stays, I hope he helps a lot to raise the level of Serie A, since this league desperately needs it.

[Phoenix Anka]

the wealth of a club in this new world of football is very important, and i believe that there is nothing better than an ownership where there is no shortage of money, in fact Nico Paz has decided to stay, but because the project is very solid and there is a great prospect behind it, if he was in another team he would most likely have left.

Much has been said about Nico. He's staying at Como, and I hope he shines there. There's nothing like wishing people the best; it's fulfilling. It's up to him if he wanted to reject Real Madrid, where many are dying to get in. However, everyone is in charge of their own decisions. Nico is a player who has to keep developing. If he stays, I hope he helps a lot to raise the level of Serie A, since this league desperately needs it.

There aren't as many successful and high-quality young players in the Italian league as there used to be. Nico Paz is a player who could turn that around. He's very talented and plays really well. He had a fantastic season with Como and they'll be going to the Champions League next year. I think he wants to do well in the Champions League as well, in line with the team's goals. Playing his best here must be more appealing to him than being a reserve and fighting for a starting place at Real Madrid.

[hyudien]

With the Serie A calendar for next season already set, I'm looking at the games I'll bet on in the first round. Inter were very lucky; in their first game they'll play against Monza, and I believe Inter will win that game. Another game I think is worth betting on is Juventus against Frosinoni, and there's also Napoli against Genoa. I'm analyzing each game, and since there are still World Cup games and the transfer market, a lot can change for each team before the league starts. But I'm keeping up with the news.

I'm personally undecided on whether to place a bet on the first week of Serie A. If the match schedule is as you mentioned, it's certainly tempting to bet. But as usual, the first week will be difficult to predict, and there will undoubtedly be quite a few players experiencing fatigue from the World Cup. So, it's still worth being cautious or it's much better to skip the first week of Serie A, at least to assess each team's strengths first.

[tygeade]

Allegri to Napoli? Seriously? I mean Napoli is known to have hardcore managers who will push every player to brink of exhaustion so that they can win, extracting that 100% from each player, and the ones who can survive, will win a league title, and if they can't survive, they will suck, just like how Milan did great and at second place all the way until March or April, and then finished outside of top four at the end because of exhaustion.

Napoli doesn't have the squad to do that, I doubt they will succeed. Conte went to Italy, and that was a better move because Italy is a national team and Conte will get to have these players for like a month per year, hence not going to be able to exhaust them, but Allegri will ruin Napoli for sure.

[CageMabok]

the wealth of a club in this new world of football is very important, and i believe that there is nothing better than an ownership where there is no shortage of money, in fact Nico Paz has decided to stay, but because the project is very solid and there is a great prospect behind it, if he was in another team he would most likely have left.

That's just one example of many teams in world football today, and that doesn't mean smaller teams with less wealth can't rise to the occasion and challenge the richer teams. Small, less wealthy teams can also be a barrier to big teams if their players work together effectively and there's no blaming each other. While I don't deny the importance of a team's wealth, it's crucial for team development and the ability to acquire good players each season. But it's not the only measure of a team's ability to win major trophies.

[$weetne$$]

That is just the truth. People are already expecting a lot from Real Madrid, which we all know. Their problem is not from a good coach, but from the players; they are the ones trying to prove themselves, when currently, what Real Madrid wants is for them to work together to achieve a better performance for the team. I don’t have much hope for Real Madrid, but still, I believe Mourinho will do the best he can, and things might work for the betterment of the team.

A lot will be expected from Real Madrid, they have a good coach now, before now, it was looking like that was their major issue so now that they have got one, people want to see if they will do any better having such. The thing they may be missing is that the coach alone is not all the team will be needing to do better,  but he will play a vital role actually. It is really okay to not have much expectations of Mourinho but he will likely want to prove himself.

[Oluwa-btc]

I would be happy if he does well, I am not a fan of his, but anyone who works at United, gets my pity because that place is as dysfunctional as it gets and we should be considering how this could be very different, he could have been a lot better if he went to another team and did not accepted United's offer.

So any player, any manager, any staff, anyone who has been at United and then went somewhere else, I like them and pity them. But I can't see Milan doing fine at all, there is no way, it will most likely fail.

I don't even think it is because the job was too big for him, but somehow, Manchester United just happens to turn all good managers who manage the club into disastrous managers at the end. Yeah,  if he had stayed with Sporting Lisbon or wait to be the next manager after Pep Guardiola, he'll not get all the insults and criticism he gets from Manchester United fanbase.  He will succeed with Milan, we will see it happen.
Two players are being brought in already with his influence. Winning the supecup and qualifying for the Champions League competition will be good news.

[Cyber_warrior]

I would be happy if he does well, I am not a fan of his, but anyone who works at United, gets my pity because that place is as dysfunctional as it gets and we should be considering how this could be very different, he could have been a lot better if he went to another team and did not accepted United's offer.

So any player, any manager, any staff, anyone who has been at United and then went somewhere else, I like them and pity them. But I can't see Milan doing fine at all, there is no way, it will most likely fail.

I don't even think it is because the job was too big for him, but somehow, Manchester United just happens to turn all good managers who manage the club into disastrous managers at the end. Yeah,  if he had stayed with Sporting Lisbon or wait to be the next manager after Pep Guardiola, he'll not get all the insults and criticism he gets from Manchester United fanbase.  He will succeed with Milan, we will see it happen.
Two players are being brought in already with his influence. Winning the supecup and qualifying for the Champions League competition will be good news.

His problem at Manchester United was him being too rigid, he knows well that his approach was not working but he still refuse to change it and that literally cost him his job. He was very good at sporting and a lot of clubs were keeping tabs on him but at the end it didn’t go well at Manchester United.

Well it really nice to see him at Milan, a club that is trying to rebuild so he will have that opportunity to build the club the way he wants. For me I want him to succeed at Milan, not for his sake but for Milan sake, they really deserve to challenge f or the scudetto next season.

[Tinubu]

I would be happy if he does well, I am not a fan of his, but anyone who works at United, gets my pity because that place is as dysfunctional as it gets and we should be considering how this could be very different, he could have been a lot better if he went to another team and did not accepted United's offer.

So any player, any manager, any staff, anyone who has been at United and then went somewhere else, I like them and pity them. But I can't see Milan doing fine at all, there is no way, it will most likely fail.

I don't even think it is because the job was too big for him, but somehow, Manchester United just happens to turn all good managers who manage the club into disastrous managers at the end. Yeah,  if he had stayed with Sporting Lisbon or wait to be the next manager after Pep Guardiola, he'll not get all the insults and criticism he gets from Manchester United fanbase.  He will succeed with Milan, we will see it happen.
Two players are being brought in already with his influence. Winning the supecup and qualifying for the Champions League competition will be good news.

All the managers that came last season and the season before at Manchester United ruined their career. Amorim was doing so well at Sporting Lisbon. Everyone expected him to replicate the same performance when he came to Manchester United. Unfortunately for him and the club, the expectation was too much. Amorim failed at Manchester United.

[$weetne$$]

All the managers that came last season and the season before at Manchester United ruined their career. Amorim was doing so well at Sporting Lisbon. Everyone expected him to replicate the same performance when he came to Manchester United. Unfortunately for him and the club, the expectation was too much. Amorim failed at Manchester United.

We know Amorim did not meet up with expectations but at the same time, he was not given enough time to prove himself like they did with ETH, I am not hoping to excuse his inadequacies but then it is possible he could have done better if given the time because somehow it happened that he was not really sacked on the grounds of his performance.