Italian League Prediction Thread (Serie A)

[banana33]

Juventus needs to start to change his image, a few years ago facing Juventus was an automatic lose for you and a win for them, they were like the Bayern Munich of Italy and they also were doing super seasons in the champions league reaching the final for example, but right now they are complete garbage, they barely reach some european spots and nobody fears them anymore.

It's been laughed at too much, and it's embarrassing for a Serie A team to reach this level! They look like Serie B, if not worse. No sensational plays, players too asleep on the pitch, and this is the result. And to think that Juve was a team with players of the caliber of Del Piero, Buffon, Pirlo, and Nedved. Now it seems like a circus that doesn't know where to turn. They need to rethink their playbook, strategy, and formation, otherwise they'll continue to be ridiculous.li.

Exactly, once upon a time, challenging Juventus was truly equivalent to having a victory, but now the situation has changed, even if many teams have changed, Juventus just as many Italian teams have had a collapse, a huge one, which doesn't seem to stop, despite the continuous investments

[Jewan420]

I agree with you, with what Amorim did at Manchester United no one will believe him but we should also know that Manchester United is different from AC Milan? AC Milan is not a team that want to see a good result immediately, what i mean is that AC Milan is not a team like Manchester United that the pressure is too much to handle, Ac Milan want a manager that can make them qualify for the Champions League even if they did not win any trophy next season.

Ruben Amorim may failed at Manchester United but i don’t think he will fail in Ac Milan because he would have learnt from his mistakes at Manchester United, every manager always learn from their mistakes and if Amorim want to bounce back and become the Amorim we all know from sporting cp he need to do better next season and don’t allow anyone to interrupt his plan, another reason why i believe he can succeed is because Serie A teams play the same method as Amorim want to play at Manchester United.

Two different leagues and two different clubs, expectations and competition are also different. Manchester United was a very ambitious club, there was no opportunity for experimentation in that club, rather the fans want results. Even the quality of the Premier League teams is very high, so even if you want to win a match there, you need to improve as a team. But Serie A is completely different from the Premier League. There is also great competition in the Italian league, but the chances of winning here are higher. Except for the top few teams, the quality of the rest of the teams is absolutely low.

Even if Ruben Amorim fails at Manchester United, he may not fail at AC Milan, he is not too bad as a manager. On the contrary, he has some great statistics, there are enough reasons to ignore MU's statistics. AC Milan will not have high expectations from him, rather qualifying for the Champions League will be enough.

[katanic97]

Juventus needs to start to change his image, a few years ago facing Juventus was an automatic lose for you and a win for them, they were like the Bayern Munich of Italy and they also were doing super seasons in the champions league reaching the final for example, but right now they are complete garbage, they barely reach some european spots and nobody fears them anymore.

It's been laughed at too much, and it's embarrassing for a Serie A team to reach this level! They look like Serie B, if not worse. No sensational plays, players too asleep on the pitch, and this is the result. And to think that Juve was a team with players of the caliber of Del Piero, Buffon, Pirlo, and Nedved. Now it seems like a circus that doesn't know where to turn. They need to rethink their playbook, strategy, and formation, otherwise they'll continue to be ridiculous.li.

Exactly, once upon a time, challenging Juventus was truly equivalent to having a victory, but now the situation has changed, even if many teams have changed, Juventus just as many Italian teams have had a collapse, a huge one, which doesn't seem to stop, despite the continuous investments

I remember the intense rivalry between Napoli and Juventus that lasted for about eight years. Back then, Juventus used to sign top players for next to nothing, and they were always big names. Just think of Pogba, Pirlo, Higuaín, and Vidal... that team was incredibly difficult to stop.Now it's a completely different story. Juventus have been struggling for years, and it seems to me that it will be a long time before they return to their former glory.

[Black Mbaye]

Juventus needs to start to change his image, a few years ago facing Juventus was an automatic lose for you and a win for them, they were like the Bayern Munich of Italy and they also were doing super seasons in the champions league reaching the final for example, but right now they are complete garbage, they barely reach some european spots and nobody fears them anymore.

It's been laughed at too much, and it's embarrassing for a Serie A team to reach this level! They look like Serie B, if not worse. No sensational plays, players too asleep on the pitch, and this is the result. And to think that Juve was a team with players of the caliber of Del Piero, Buffon, Pirlo, and Nedved. Now it seems like a circus that doesn't know where to turn. They need to rethink their playbook, strategy, and formation, otherwise they'll continue to be ridiculous.li.

Exactly, once upon a time, challenging Juventus was truly equivalent to having a victory, but now the situation has changed, even if many teams have changed, Juventus just as many Italian teams have had a collapse, a huge one, which doesn't seem to stop, despite the continuous investments

Juventus has a history full of successes. Reaching those old levels of success requires serious effort. Their current level is far below that of the past. In his prime era, Cristiano Ronaldo moved from Real Madrid to Juventus. I think that transfer summarizes the quality of Juventus at that time. Considering their current situation, I'm quite surprised. Juventus needs to recover as soon as possible.

[giorgione]

Well, I don't want to defend Roma, they're in the Champions League.
so I would say that it performed very well considering the budget available, which was very small.
so I don't see this as a bad performance, on the contrary, Gasperini was able to squeeze out what he had, he certainly doesn't have a lot of talent at his disposal eh

Yes, i think it is also a question of corporate budget, this is a fact, having Roma in the Champions League also forces the club to make a lot of economic efforts, and Roma currently cannot afford this, i understand them even if it is a shame especially for our fans and those who are especially there.

[Phoenix Anka]

Well, I don't want to defend Roma, they're in the Champions League.
so I would say that it performed very well considering the budget available, which was very small.
so I don't see this as a bad performance, on the contrary, Gasperini was able to squeeze out what he had, he certainly doesn't have a lot of talent at his disposal eh

Yes, i think it is also a question of corporate budget, this is a fact, having Roma in the Champions League also forces the club to make a lot of economic efforts, and Roma currently cannot afford this, i understand them even if it is a shame especially for our fans and those who are especially there.

The Champions League means high-cost transfers. Because to be successful, you need to spend money. Roma is a very good team and could be even better. However, due to economic difficulties, this may not be possible. They will participate in the Champions League and can make transfers with the income they receive. Hopefully, they can reach the top 24 next year and advance to the next round. Napoli couldn't do that last year, I hope Roma doesn't suffer the same fate.

[aipercoin]

Since they kept their squad and coach, it's not impossible that they could finish in one of the top 4 positions again. Of course, they'll need to work even harder if Milan or Juventus really get stronger.

It's not impossible for them to get back into the Champions League zone, but it could be more difficult because honestly i can say that they were a bit lucky to be able to finish the season in 4th place because Milan and Juventus are both in their less than optimal performance.. so if COMO wants to get a Champions League spot again, they need to be far more consistent throughout the season and hope that the other teams continue to underperform so they can get that position. but my feeling says that they will finish in the Europa League zone this season.

The problem i see for Como is that they will now have two fronts, Serie A which is very demanding and then the Champions League, which is also very demanding.
In my opinion it becomes really hard to follow both with good results unless you buy good players to make a second team.

[Lillominato89]

Since they kept their squad and coach, it's not impossible that they could finish in one of the top 4 positions again. Of course, they'll need to work even harder if Milan or Juventus really get stronger.

It's not impossible for them to get back into the Champions League zone, but it could be more difficult because honestly i can say that they were a bit lucky to be able to finish the season in 4th place because Milan and Juventus are both in their less than optimal performance.. so if COMO wants to get a Champions League spot again, they need to be far more consistent throughout the season and hope that the other teams continue to underperform so they can get that position. but my feeling says that they will finish in the Europa League zone this season.

The problem i see for Como is that they will now have two fronts, Serie A which is very demanding and then the Champions League, which is also very demanding.
In my opinion it becomes really hard to follow both with good results unless you buy good players to make a second team.

Incidentally, this is their first appearance in a European competition, so they’ll be complete novices in every respect.
The biggest risk for them will be making a poor showing in the Champions League; or perhaps, if they put more effort into the Champions League, they’ll have to ease off in the league, running the risk of not qualifying for any competition next year

[Volgastallion]

Yes Como is now facing the same problem that Girona faced previously when they had to play LaLiga and Champions League we all know how that ended with them into relegation, i dont know if they are gonna do the same and of course SerieA is not the Laliga right now SerieA have less level compared to LaLiga.

[Hvdv]

Yes Como is now facing the same problem that Girona faced previously when they had to play LaLiga and Champions League we all know how that ended with them into relegation, i dont know if they are gonna do the same and of course SerieA is not the Laliga right now SerieA have less level compared to LaLiga.

The Italian league might be of lower quality than the Spanish league, but we all know that Italian teams pose a threat to Spanish teams. Italian teams aren't simple teams; they build strong defenses that can challenge other teams. Como, on the other hand, is a new Italian team that will be in the Champions League next year. Right now, nobody gives them much chance, and people only think they'll gain Champions League experience, but I think they can play a game that will allow them to advance after eight matches. The important thing is the opponents they will face.

[Lannakosa]

The Italian league might be of lower quality than the Spanish league, but we all know that Italian teams pose a threat to Spanish teams. Italian teams aren't simple teams; they build strong defenses that can challenge other teams. Como, on the other hand, is a new Italian team that will be in the Champions League next year. Right now, nobody gives them much chance, and people only think they'll gain Champions League experience, but I think they can play a game that will allow them to advance after eight matches. The important thing is the opponents they will face.

I don't think I agree with you, Spanish teams are superior to almost all teams in Serie A. If we were to look at their rivalries, I'd probably only single out Inter in the Champions League, all the other teams would be inferior to Real, Barcelona, ​​and Atletico. The defensive play for which Italy has always been famous was probably mostly reflected only in Juventus, but even Juventus can't boast of a good defense these days. That's why Italian teams haven't been associated with good defense for a long time.

[bastisisca]

If things are that way, then I won't say anything. Every parent wants the best for their children, and if he has that kind of trust with his dad, then it's best to do what his dad says. Nothing else matters but what they want. The best thing is that if Nico does well and shines, I'd be happy. Now there are many opportunities for star players, like Messi and CR7; it's time for more players to shine.

Yes, but his father made the right decision, obviously in this way Nico Paz grows up and doesn't sit on the bench collecting dust.
It also increases experience, increases value, so there will be better salaries in the future.
I repeat, the choice is logical and intelligent, nothing to say about it.

[$weetne$$]

The problem i see for Como is that they will now have two fronts, Serie A which is very demanding and then the Champions League, which is also very demanding.
In my opinion it becomes really hard to follow both with good results unless you buy good players to make a second team.

They understands this when they were fighting to get the qualification to the champions league, they have this transfer window to probably get the team fixed if there is anything to fix with the team at this time. the champions league the know is and has always been a competitive one and combining it with the other the champions league will really have to be challenging and if a team qualifies, they should understand and have this in mind.

[Abbatty]

Yes Como is now facing the same problem that Girona faced previously when they had to play LaLiga and Champions League we all know how that ended with them into relegation, i dont know if they are gonna do the same and of course SerieA is not the Laliga right now SerieA have less level compared to LaLiga.

It really a good Achievement for Como to be in the champions league next season. They had to fight hard for it and deservingly the got it. Now they have to cope with playing in all competitions available to play in which won’t be easy for them. Well the difference between them and Girona is that they lost most of their player after having that good season but for Como they are holding on to their players.

Fabregas and Como are already bringing in more players to the team, they are now even looking to bring in a good and more experienced defender to the team. It really a good one from them. I believe they will do well in all competitions next season.

[Oluwa-btc]

Milan and Amorim still doesn't give me any hope. I understand that they wanted to make a change and they got someone who is going to be future looking. But I mean we have seen them, it's not like they are that great, so it doesn't make sense to me at all.

I think we should realize that we are not going to get anything good out of this combo and we should not be looking things to change that easily neither. It's clear that we are going to see Amorim and Milan have some sort of problems along the way.

Maybe you should give if from now till Christmas before you conclude with your decision. I think different and I feel they will most definitely make history together. The attention from the Premier league competition and Manchester United is not the same as AC Milan and Italian Seria A.
He has a system that can successfully win him the Italian league competition, he just needs effective players who can execute them properly for him. Ruben Amorim gon be a success with Milan.

[cande86]

He can make Sporting perform well meaning he has good skills to show, we can't just look at 1 direction we have to look from the other side because each league has different competition, Serie A is indeed one of the competitive leagues but the Premier League is tougher than Serie A so we'll just see for the next 1 season if Milan has a change for the better at least they can get a UCL ticket meaning slowly Amorim has hope to make Milan performance improve so Milan must be patient with Amorim because Amorim doesn't have experience as a Serie A coach, so he needs time to adapt to the environment in this league.

I believe that the comparison with other championships is useless, i don't understand what and where the differences can be noticed, they are two different championships, and they have different habits, the only way is to see them in the champions league, and then even that sometimes doesn't match what happens, in fact the comparison is useless.

[Ahli38]

Yes Como is now facing the same problem that Girona faced previously when they had to play LaLiga and Champions League we all know how that ended with them into relegation, i dont know if they are gonna do the same and of course SerieA is not the Laliga right now SerieA have less level compared to LaLiga.

Como got off to a great start when they began playing in Serie A in the 2024–2025 season. And their performance improved dramatically during the 2025/2026 season. Como was even able to overtake several big teams in Serie A such as Juventus and even AC Milan who were ranked below Como. I’m confident that every Como player possesses a strong fighting spirit to strive for every achievement they aim to reach. Their coach Cesc Fabregas  reportedly is staying with Como to help the team perform even better. And that makes me even more confident that Como will continue to give their absolute best. But I personally think they might face some challenges given that their schedule is about to get even more packed. They’ll have to prepare thoroughly to compete effectively in both European competitions and the Italian league. And I’m sure they’ll fight hard to make it happen.

[Bobrox]

It really a good Achievement for Como to be in the champions league next season. They had to fight hard for it and deservingly the got it. Now they have to cope with playing in all competitions available to play in which won’t be easy for them. Well the difference between them and Girona is that they lost most of their player after having that good season but for Como they are holding on to their players.

Fabregas and Como are already bringing in more players to the team, they are now even looking to bring in a good and more experienced defender to the team. It really a good one from them. I believe they will do well in all competitions next season.

Como had consistent performance since promotion to Serie A last two season ago, season 2024/25 finish at 10th placed as the promotion team is great achievement usually many promotion team just extend one season only before relegating to Serie B. Second season appearance in Serie A Como success securing UEFA Champion League ticket and withdrew top team with much experienced playing in Champion League such as AC Milan and Juventus.

I think difference between Como and Girona as the underdog team from La Liga, Como have better financial condition and prepare team as well as for participating at Serie A by recruiting the experienced and top players. I believe next season Como still favorite team get top standings position in domestic league and secure higher placed in Champion League qualify to next round.

[len01]

Exactly, once upon a time, challenging Juventus was truly equivalent to having a victory, but now the situation has changed, even if many teams have changed, Juventus just as many Italian teams have had a collapse, a huge one, which doesn't seem to stop, despite the continuous investments

That decline was caused by many factors. One of the biggest was their failure to successfully rebuild the squad, as their attempts at regeneration consistently fell short of expectations. On top of that, poor financial management has also been a major reason why Juventus has gradually lost its popularity. They may have invested heavily, but if the club's finances aren't managed properly, those investments won't make any real difference.

[M47AK16]

In the Italian league, Juventus and Milan are teams we expect to be in the Champions League every year. However, sometimes they find themselves out of the race, as was the case last year. Considering the Champions League competition, it would be a great tournament for them to gain experience and improve their quality. However, they will be competing in the Europa League next year. This will increase the competition in the Europa League. We can already say that Juventus and Milan are the favorites in the Europa League.

Juventus and Milan will be among the favorites in the Europa League, but there will be other good teams as well.
Como and Roma will go to the Champions League. It seems strange that big names like Juventus and Milan are going to the Europa League, but perhaps they will win the Europa League and then try to achieve something in the Champions League by competing for the top spot in the league again. They need time to rise again.

The thing about Europa league is that you rarely get to see which team is the real "favourites" to win. Sometimes it is, sometimes it is not and when you do a fine job, I would say that it is not really that complicated. This is why I think we should realize that Juventus and Milan may not win the whole thing. Because Europa league is a different beast and we end up with so many difficult results. Teams there play very differently, and while these two may win, they will not have it easy at all.