Italian League Prediction Thread (Serie A)

[Zanab247]

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.

But the full force Como players apply this season show tthat they will display well in the future, because they dragg with some top clubs before they succeed to win them which is the hope they have against next season. I don't think Girona perform is not reach to compare Como, because they have players who don't give up easily in any of the competition which is the type of players Como is coming with to improve their club.

As Italian league trophy is concerned, it will be hard for Inter Milan, AC Milan to lose next season easily, because they are coming with full force that will make them to display what will make them to convince people that they have improved.

[ndutndut]

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.

However, teams that qualify for the UCL also experience an increase in club revenue. Indeed, to compete in the UCL teams must strengthen their squad depth, and to strengthen that, they must bring in star players. Competition in the UCL is indeed very tight, especially with the new UCL format which has been running for two seasons. We can expect teams to struggle to compete without adequate squad depth due to the increased match schedule.

AS Roma under Gasperini is increasingly impressive, even though they have a strong squad, they have had a good season, and to start next season, Gasperini certainly has bigger plans to build a squad at least for the UCL they can finish in the top 24, as you mentioned. Interestingly, Dybala has agreed to all the terms of his new contract at AS Roma, even willing to take a pay cut to play in the UCL next season. I mean, this is good for AS Roma next season because they have a player who understands and values ​​club loyalty. He prioritizes the team over his own ego, which is certainly good for Gasperini in building a more solid team.

[pewboy]

I think totally like you, for Milan participating in the Champions League must be the basis, something that must happen every year and must be there, this is certainly something that also applies to other teams like Juventus who did not qualify, so i think they should all say a mea culpa.

This is why football is wired differently. In football there is no seniority and no partiality to a reasonable extent. It is what you do, you see and your performance often speaks for you more than your name and titles. You can be the biggest club in your league in the last few decades ago and become the worse this decade if the club does not level up their performance in line with the present situation of things. Champions league is a highly competitive platform where only those who are able to harness their own potentials properly will reach the higher strides and those who slack will end up losing irrespective of their titles and history hence the reason why last season we saw Roma and Como leading over the AC Milan in the table standing.

Everyone gets the result they're committed to, so it's not a question of being there, because being there and not bringing the result home is also relative.
In the Champions League if you are there you have to give your best without saving on anything, especially fatigue.
Even if Como has finished, they will have to compete with significantly better-prepared teams, especially in that competition. Do you think they will be able to keep up the pace?
It's all about mentality that even big teams like Milan, Roma, Juventus occasionally lose along the way.

[LordShanken]

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.

But the full force Como players apply this season show tthat they will display well in the future, because they dragg with some top clubs before they succeed to win them which is the hope they have against next season. I don't think Girona perform is not reach to compare Como, because they have players who don't give up easily in any of the competition which is the type of players Como is coming with to improve their club.

As Italian league trophy is concerned, it will be hard for Inter Milan, AC Milan to lose next season easily, because they are coming with full force that will make them to display what will make them to convince people that they have improved.

You make some interesting points, but comparing Como to Girona's European run is a bit of a stretch since Como isn't even in the Champions League! Also, Girona didn't actually get relegated - they just struggled to balance both competitions.
That being said, you're spot on about Como's fighting spirit. The grit they showed against top Serie A clubs proves they have a solid future. But saying Serie A has less level than La Liga right now? I don't know about that, Italian tacticians make it incredibly tough for anyone.
As for the Scudetto, you're 100% right. Inter and AC Milan are absolute powerhouses, and they aren't going to let anyone take the trophy easily next season. It's going to be a war at the top!

[dzonikg28]

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.

But the full force Como players apply this season show tthat they will display well in the future, because they dragg with some top clubs before they succeed to win them which is the hope they have against next season. I don't think Girona perform is not reach to compare Como, because they have players who don't give up easily in any of the competition which is the type of players Como is coming with to improve their club.

As Italian league trophy is concerned, it will be hard for Inter Milan, AC Milan to lose next season easily, because they are coming with full force that will make them to display what will make them to convince people that they have improved.

You make some interesting points, but comparing Como to Girona's European run is a bit of a stretch since Como isn't even in the Champions League! Also, Girona didn't actually get relegated - they just struggled to balance both competitions.
That being said, you're spot on about Como's fighting spirit. The grit they showed against top Serie A clubs proves they have a solid future. But saying Serie A has less level than La Liga right now? I don't know about that, Italian tacticians make it incredibly tough for anyone.
As for the Scudetto, you're 100% right. Inter and AC Milan are absolute powerhouses, and they aren't going to let anyone take the trophy easily next season. It's going to be a war at the top!

What? Como is in the Champions League and instead AC Milan, Juventus Turin and Atalanta didn't make it and that is a huge success Como never was expecting this season. Playing in the Champions League will put Como to the test though. It is usually not easy for them to cope with playing in the Champions League since in most cases the squads of those underdogs are rather thin and that is not a problem they can solve within one transfer window. It is a financial problem as they usually don't have the finances to just deepen the squad and it is harder for these underdog teams to make great signings as great players prefer to go elsewhere.

Nevertheless, the Champions League qualification gives them a boost in public recognition and reputation and if they can qualify for it again, it would treat them very well financially and give them new options for the seasons to come. But as far as I remember, underdog teams like Como rarely succeed twice in a row because everyone can be sure that Juventus Turin, AC Milan or Atalanta won't be as bad again as they were last season. For the it is hardly affordable to miss that competition.

[topbitcoin]

They have their own plans for the management of the squad in the next season and although in this case I feel a bit risky but Milan brave enough to bring Ramos from PSG it becomes a way they get more attention from other clubs in the next season.  Now we just have to wait how Amorim finish this until the end because it becomes a gamble for the future not only for Amorim but also for Milan because this season they are brave enough to spend a little more money than usual.

I don't consider Ramos as a good striker even people feel like he is a good one. A hat-trick for Portugal in World Cup 2022, a goal in World Cup 2026, are those goals enough to make a good striker, I really don't think so.

If he is a good striker, his career would take off in Paris with PSG as in a club with very good midfield and attacking system, strikers like Ramos can be benefited a lot. The fact in Paris and PSG is, Ramos has never gotten a solid position there and his performances for PSG were not good enough, so that he had to leave the club and find opportunities in other clubs.

He is actually a pretty good poacher moreover he also works hard enough when playing as a targetman because he not only waits for the ball supply but dares to pick up the ball from a partner in midfield and is one of the strikers who has enough mobility for me but indeed in terms of popularity and the opportunity to play at PSG before is quite lacking because it does not fit Enrique's coaching style but he is still quite worthy with his age that is still quite young.

Enrique is used to the scheme without a pure striker so even if he makes a formation with 3 strikers in it surely he will not involve a pure striker as a targetman because his focus is how to do the rhythm of the game quickly and can accelerate in the penalty box and Goncalco Ramos will not be used to it because he prefers to be in the area without the ball rather than relying on speed so Enrique's scheme is not too fitting with his style of play.

Now it remains to see if Amorim can make him develop further or if Milan's considerable expenditure is in vain.

[Ale88]

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

I'm not so sure about that. The Spanish league is always kept in very high consideration for a simply reason: Real Madrid and Barcelona play there. And of course those two teams are bigger than any Italian team. But is that enough to make the whole league better? I don't know. Maybe. In any case the difference is minimal in my opinion.

[dezoel]

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.

This is true, but sometimes teams do not wait until Christmas to make changes. For example, if Milan starts with five losses in a row, you think they will wait? I do not think so. Which means, if you want to give time until Christmas, then things have to be going "decent", not great or not bad.

But if it is good then he will keep his job, if he sucks and the team is doing terrible until then, which means we are going to have a lot of troubles for the long term. This is why the smart thing to do would be to avoid waiting, and see the results game by game

[LordShanken]

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.

But the full force Como players apply this season show tthat they will display well in the future, because they dragg with some top clubs before they succeed to win them which is the hope they have against next season. I don't think Girona perform is not reach to compare Como, because they have players who don't give up easily in any of the competition which is the type of players Como is coming with to improve their club.

As Italian league trophy is concerned, it will be hard for Inter Milan, AC Milan to lose next season easily, because they are coming with full force that will make them to display what will make them to convince people that they have improved.

You make some interesting points, but comparing Como to Girona's European run is a bit of a stretch since Como isn't even in the Champions League! Also, Girona didn't actually get relegated - they just struggled to balance both competitions.
That being said, you're spot on about Como's fighting spirit. The grit they showed against top Serie A clubs proves they have a solid future. But saying Serie A has less level than La Liga right now? I don't know about that, Italian tacticians make it incredibly tough for anyone.
As for the Scudetto, you're 100% right. Inter and AC Milan are absolute powerhouses, and they aren't going to let anyone take the trophy easily next season. It's going to be a war at the top!

What? Como is in the Champions League and instead AC Milan, Juventus Turin and Atalanta didn't make it and that is a huge success Como never was expecting this season. Playing in the Champions League will put Como to the test though. It is usually not easy for them to cope with playing in the Champions League since in most cases the squads of those underdogs are rather thin and that is not a problem they can solve within one transfer window. It is a financial problem as they usually don't have the finances to just deepen the squad and it is harder for these underdog teams to make great signings as great players prefer to go elsewhere.

Nevertheless, the Champions League qualification gives them a boost in public recognition and reputation and if they can qualify for it again, it would treat them very well financially and give them new options for the seasons to come. But as far as I remember, underdog teams like Como rarely succeed twice in a row because everyone can be sure that Juventus Turin, AC Milan or Atalanta won't be as bad again as they were last season. For the it is hardly affordable to miss that competition.

Wow, my bad! You are totally right, I completely blanked on the final table results.

You raise a fair point about their thin squad depth. Balancing European midweeks with Serie A matches is brutal for underdogs. However, don't forget they have some massive financial backing behind them, so they might surprise us with their signings this summer. Either way, it's going to be wild to watch them play against Europe's elite next season!

[EarnOnVictor]

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

I'm not so sure about that. The Spanish league is always kept in very high consideration for a simply reason: Real Madrid and Barcelona play there. And of course those two teams are bigger than any Italian team. But is that enough to make the whole league better? I don't know. Maybe. In any case the difference is minimal in my opinion.

What he meant is their value, history, and quality of football, and indeed, I agree with him, but the distinction is not as high as he seems. The classification difference has always made both Spanish and Italian leagues to always hold below Premier League, with a significant difference. However, even as Laliga is better, it only edges Serie A tinily, despite the way some people perceived the two.

[pewboy]

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.

fighting for something as demanding as qualifying for the champions league is a difficult thing that not everyone manages to do, there was probably something that us mere mortals and non-experts cannot know, clearly having a clear vision is difficult and i don't know if we can really know everything.

[Velvet78]

Will one of Juventus and Milan be able to win the Europa League next season I wonder? One of the ways to make up for their unsuccessful season could be that! 

Premier League teams have been dominating these tournaments recently but we never know... However both need to make a big improvement first.

Milan are starting a new journey with Amorim while Spalletti is trying to make Juventus stronger.

[martinom]

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.

Serie A is truly a very different league from anything other leagues have done, but i agree with you, the Premier League is always clearly superior to Serie A, so i don't know, i think they can have lots of other incredible things in store for us, so i can't wait to see everything.

[Lillominato89]

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

I'm not so sure about that. The Spanish league is always kept in very high consideration for a simply reason: Real Madrid and Barcelona play there. And of course those two teams are bigger than any Italian team. But is that enough to make the whole league better? I don't know. Maybe. In any case the difference is minimal in my opinion.

I believe that, in terms of history and importance, we have more major teams in Italy than in the Spanish league, such as Milan, Juventus and Inter.
In Spain, they only have two major teams: Real Madrid, which is undisputedly the most famous, and Barcelona, which has, however, gained a great deal of prominence in recent years.
For me, the differences between the two leagues are minimal, but as an Italian, I prefer Serie A despite its major problems.

[Volgastallion]

Im hearing a ton of rumours and confirmed reporst about the transfer across all the football and major leagues of europe and football world in general despite being in the middle of a world cup, but you know from which league we are not hearing so much? Yes from this one, seems like SerieA is gonna be again not a good level, and they are making what they are doing in the last years, with 0 relevant buys.

[jakdanyel]

If Milan has started to spend this much money after who knows how many years then I would expect them to play for the top this season. This would just increase the pressure on Amorim quite much...

Normally they prefer to buy a few players for the same amount they spend for Gonçalo Ramos.    But will there be more players to be bought by spending a lot of money by them?

Or did they just wanted to solve the striker problem by paying whatever is needed?

[Oluwa-btc]

This is true, but sometimes teams do not wait until Christmas to make changes. For example, if Milan starts with five losses in a row, you think they will wait? I do not think so. Which means, if you want to give time until Christmas, then things have to be going "decent", not great or not bad.

But if it is good then he will keep his job, if he sucks and the team is doing terrible until then, which means we are going to have a lot of troubles for the long term. This is why the smart thing to do would be to avoid waiting, and see the results game by game

Five loses? C'mon mate. If we can overthink about the worse, why can't we do just the same with the good thoughts? In my point of view, AC Milan will be successful. Ruben Amorim already want players like Luka Modric, Christian Pulisic, and Chukwueze to stay ahead of the new season. With that, I don't see five loses.
Well, you could still be correct because football is packed with too many surprises.  Juventus are currently after Dibu Martinez from Aston Villa. He could swing that way after the FIFA world cup competition.

[wakier]

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.

If Como has fought tooth and nail to get a Champions League ticket, it means they are ready to face bigger challenges and they will definitely prepare their best players to face the competition in the UCL competition, but we also can't expect more from Como performance next season, especially in the UCL, they will fight as hard as possible, but even if they don't succeed, at least they can feel the competition in the Champions League and will be used as experience in the following seasons to perform even better.

[changaa]

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.

Italian teams have never been easy to challenge, in fact in all the matches they gave a lot of trouble, even in modern times, in reality Inter also put Barcelona to the test by eliminating them from the Champions League, so i don't think they are really that calm when they challenge an Italian.

[babo]

Five loses? C'mon mate. If we can overthink about the worse, why can't we do just the same with the good thoughts? In my point of view, AC Milan will be successful. Ruben Amorim already want players like Luka Modric, Christian Pulisic, and Chukwueze to stay ahead of the new season. With that, I don't see five loses.
Well, you could still be correct because football is packed with too many surprises.  Juventus are currently after Dibu Martinez from Aston Villa. He could swing that way after the FIFA world cup competition.

Modric is too old, you can't rely on his grandparents, even though he's good and has a good character.
must focus on young players to integrate into the team to create a cycle
instead no he is attacking the coaches and I assure you that that is not the problem..