Italian League Prediction Thread (Serie A)

[hyudien]

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Juventus has made some decidedly wrong investments, this has ruined them a bit, they need to try to do the best they can with what they have available, having made some wrong choices, there is no way to do better and they have to make do with what they currently have in the squad.

Perhaps they need to emulate what AC Milan is currently doing, namely a reshuffle within their management. Perhaps that's their problem, which is why their player investments haven't always been successful, perhaps their observation of the players they're about to bring in isn't as sharp. Regardless, they need to recover quickly from their slump, as they've gone six seasons without a Scudetto.

[GiftedMAN]

If Como keeps spending like this, and make smart moves, there is a very serious possibility that Como could end up winning the title soon enough. I am not saying it would be this year, but it is very valid within the next 3 years if they keep spending like this.

While they are spending to increase the strength of the team they should also avoid selling some of their players that qualified them for the champions League because they could be a very bad thing for them to do. I see their serious moves in the market and they are trying to sign more players to keep them strong which is also good but that doesn't mean the league is possible for them to win this season but it could help them to secure their position in the league since they will be in the champions League too. Winning the league is also possible but it may not happen very fast as tou already noted.

[KTChampions]

The way everybody is wishing Como excellent in the next season, I don't think other clubs will allow Como to display. For the clubs that dragg the trophy last season before Inter Milan began to take a lead, I don't think Inter Milan and AC Milan will allow como to do what will make people conclude that they will win this Italian league trophy, because they still have strategies that will make them to withstand Como to lose.

One thing you need to understand is that, there are some clubs that know how to play this Italian league tournament, because there is nothing that will make them to lose against Como that is now spreading. Even though Inter Milan will not going to win it next season, AC Milan will do more next season to break record.

Strange reasoning  It seems to me that before discussing Como's championship ambitions, we should first discuss whether Como will be able to stay in the top 4 next season. It seems to me that this is not at all obvious because, firstly, they will be playing at an unusual pace for themselves (super-important Champions League games have been added to the calendar), and secondly, their competitors are objectively stronger, the big four are, as always, ready to dominate. It would be a great success for Como to stay in the top 4.

[Velvet78]

The way everybody is wishing Como excellent in the next season, I don't think other clubs will allow Como to display. For the clubs that dragg the trophy last season before Inter Milan began to take a lead, I don't think Inter Milan and AC Milan will allow como to do what will make people conclude that they will win this Italian league trophy, because they still have strategies that will make them to withstand Como to lose.

One thing you need to understand is that, there are some clubs that know how to play this Italian league tournament, because there is nothing that will make them to lose against Como that is now spreading. Even though Inter Milan will not going to win it next season, AC Milan will do more next season to break record.

Not every season we see 2 top Italian teams staying out of top 4 in the end, yeah. Therefore Como will probably need to work harder next season to have the same success at least.

Como is still a new project under Fabregas' control... They need time to play bigger than this. But at least they have a plus as they are a rich team!

In time they could be more convincing for bigger names to sign for them.

[Bobrox]

Como once again decided to use a ton of money. They are looking to get Davinson Sancez, and the deal seems to be somewhere around 25 million plus bonuses. I think that is huge and they already paid a lot to keep Nico Paz, and that's not the only two moves, they are looking for more.

If Como keeps spending like this, and make smart moves, there is a very serious possibility that Como could end up winning the title soon enough. I am not saying it would be this year, but it is very valid within the next 3 years if they keep spending like this.

Como looks easily for spending much money get new players, after permanent Nico Paz contract by spending almost 60 million euro and Como release almost reach new agreement with Davinson Sancez from Galatasaray with fees transfer up to 25 million euro. Como looks serious because next season will participants at Champion League for the first time and they won't get eliminate early by recruiting top player.

So far only Como have spent out much money for signing new players behind have AC Milan already announce new recruitment, the top teams such as Inter Milan, Roma and Napoli still quite silent for transfer activities behind the pre season match will begin in few weeks later. Inter Milan already leave by the goal keeper Yann Sommer his contract expiry and not extend.

[free-bit.co.in]

Perhaps they need to emulate what AC Milan is currently doing, namely a reshuffle within their management. Perhaps that's their problem, which is why their player investments haven't always been successful, perhaps their observation of the players they're about to bring in isn't as sharp. Regardless, they need to recover quickly from their slump, as they've gone six seasons without a Scudetto.

AC Milan should first appoint an experienced manager. If the manager  is not experienced enough, it will not be  possible for them to dominate Serie A. AC milan has appointed amorim as their new manager. He is not experienced enough. It is also unlikely that milan will dominate serie A with the help of amorim. Anyway, Milan management is also not interested in  spending a large amount of money to buy players  now. It is not  possible to strengthen the squad without  creating a large fund now.

[Princess Leah]

Como once again decided to use a ton of money. They are looking to get Davinson Sancez, and the deal seems to be somewhere around 25 million plus bonuses. I think that is huge and they already paid a lot to keep Nico Paz, and that's not the only two moves, they are looking for more.

If Como keeps spending like this, and make smart moves, there is a very serious possibility that Como could end up winning the title soon enough. I am not saying it would be this year, but it is very valid within the next 3 years if they keep spending like this.

Como looks easily for spending much money get new players, after permanent Nico Paz contract by spending almost 60 million euro and Como release almost reach new agreement with Davinson Sancez from Galatasaray with fees transfer up to 25 million euro. Como looks serious because next season will participants at Champion League for the first time and they won't get eliminate early by recruiting top player.

So far only Como have spent out much money for signing new players behind have AC Milan already announce new recruitment, the top teams such as Inter Milan, Roma and Napoli still quite silent for transfer activities behind the pre season match will begin in few weeks later. Inter Milan already leave by the goal keeper Yann Sommer his contract expiry and not extend.

They've promoted themselves to a point where spending is very necessary, if you're playing in major competition you must spend to increase the depth and be very prepared so as not to fall back to midtable, I believe Como would like to maintain top 4 which is why they're spending to get the required players to make it possible.

 I felt they'll lose Nico Paz to Real Madrid after his wonderful experience with them last season but I'm happy they’ve managed to keep him, he's very important and would still help them this coming season. If the funds is available they should make sure they get all their target of 80% atleast cause this season would be tougher.

[Frankolala]

The way everybody is wishing Como excellent in the next season, I don't think other clubs will allow Como to display. For the clubs that dragg the trophy last season before Inter Milan began to take a lead, I don't think Inter Milan and AC Milan will allow como to do what will make people conclude that they will win this Italian league trophy, because they still have strategies that will make them to withstand Como to lose.

One thing you need to understand is that, there are some clubs that know how to play this Italian league tournament, because there is nothing that will make them to lose against Como that is now spreading. Even though Inter Milan will not going to win it next season, AC Milan will do more next season to break record.

Strange reasoning  It seems to me that before discussing Como's championship ambitions, we should first discuss whether Como will be able to stay in the top 4 next season. It seems to me that this is not at all obvious because, firstly, they will be playing at an unusual pace for themselves (super-important Champions League games have been added to the calendar), and secondly, their competitors are objectively stronger, the big four are, as always, ready to dominate. It would be a great success for Como to stay in the top 4.

If Fabregas continues with the good work he is doing to improve the team performance, they will likely finish on top four next season because I don't think that the big four are serious and capable of staying on top four from the beginning of the season till the end. Only Inter has shown that they're capable to do so.

[Oluwa-btc]

Nigerian International Adams Akor signed for newly promoted Italian side Venezia. I don't know why though but it seems like ybry offered him more money or something.
I don't know what the project will be all about bit let us hope that he can successfully help them stay in the Italian Seria A competition.

Ruben Amorim also was recently announced by AC Milan,  I will he supporting and wishing he has a great season with them after a disappointing short time with Manchester United.

[Danica22]

So far only Como have spent out much money for signing new players behind have AC Milan already announce new recruitment, the top teams such as Inter Milan, Roma and Napoli still quite silent for transfer activities behind the pre season match will begin in few weeks later. Inter Milan already leave by the goal keeper Yann Sommer his contract expiry and not extend.

Fabregas knows very well that they have a tougher challenge ahead of them next season. They will  be competing in two platforms , Serie A and champions league. The squad needs to be strengthened to  perform well in these two highly  competitive platforms. Nico Paz is joining como. They have also added several new players to the squad. Como management  has probably managed to raise a decent amount of funds to strengthen the squad. Fabregas  will definitely try  his best to strengthen  their squad at a low cost.

[cakir1]

The way everybody is wishing Como excellent in the next season, I don't think other clubs will allow Como to display. For the clubs that dragg the trophy last season before Inter Milan began to take a lead, I don't think Inter Milan and AC Milan will allow como to do what will make people conclude that they will win this Italian league trophy, because they still have strategies that will make them to withstand Como to lose.

One thing you need to understand is that, there are some clubs that know how to play this Italian league tournament, because there is nothing that will make them to lose against Como that is now spreading. Even though Inter Milan will not going to win it next season, AC Milan will do more next season to break record.

Strange reasoning  It seems to me that before discussing Como's championship ambitions, we should first discuss whether Como will be able to stay in the top 4 next season. It seems to me that this is not at all obvious because, firstly, they will be playing at an unusual pace for themselves (super-important Champions League games have been added to the calendar), and secondly, their competitors are objectively stronger, the big four are, as always, ready to dominate. It would be a great success for Como to stay in the top 4.

Como was a surprise package in the last season. They did an impressive job in the last rounds and have a Champions League spot now. Challenges are already increasing, and they have to adjust things with this double workload because if they fail, this could be a big setback for them but their management is doing a good job and investing good funds to keep things on balance.

Serie A has never been easily predictable, but having a spot in the top 4 consistently is also not easy because unusual results and having double pressure make things problematic, and teams usually fail to keep their rhythm. Como is going to be on another level. Can they keep this momentum? It's going to be good till the end of the coming season.

[Ale88]

A few years ago we saw Juventus investing a huge amount of money to buy players. But due to the inefficiency of the management and the mistakes of the coach, they could not  bring worthy players to the squad even  after spending a huge amount. They invested  a lot of money on the wrong players. As a  result, the overall condition of juventus has worsened day by day. Even then, juventus is still a very rich club. If I am not mistaken, Juventus is still the most valuable club in serie A. They are even in the top 3 in terms of the highest revenue generation.

Juventus situation is difficult to explain. Perhaps they are investing in the wrong players, but it cannot be said that this is the main cause. It could also be due to the coach inability to fully unleash the potential of the players. However, they have tried all the options, changing coaches and then supported by buying players who are the coach wishes, but the result is still difficult for Juventus to develop further. I don't know for sure what the real root of the problem is, but I hope they will change next season. And regarding revenue, although they remain one of the top teams in terms of revenue, if their performance stagnates, this will affect their income.

The main problem began when Marotta, the general manager, left Juventus for Inter. At that point they tried to replaced Marotta every couple of years with different people but nobody was at his level. If you keep changing the management that means that every year your are building (again) from zero. It's not sustainable and it's very chaotic.

[Pandu Geddon]

Ruben Amorim also was recently announced by AC Milan,  I will he supporting and wishing he has a great season with them after a disappointing short time with Manchester United.

Milan is also not in a good situation performance-wise. But hopefully, Amorim has good players who can follow his directions and strategies on the field. Communication is really important to carry out the plan. If good players are supported with the right strategy, Amorim might be able to improve his team's performance. Hopefully, he doesn't have a short time with Milan.

[wozzek23]

Juventus issue is not about money, they have spent more than most other teams, here are maybe 1 or 2 teams that spent more than them, maybe none. And yet they have nothing to show for it, which is the problem and I think that is very important, we should realize that this is not looking good and not about money. What is it about then? Them spending bad money, meaning they pay a lot for a player, and yet that player doesn't play like the money he is paid for, and that is exactly the issue they are facing.

Juventus is a miserable club in Serie A. They have enough sources, but sadly they have never been able to utilize them with their best and have had good results in the last few years. Now they are bringing players who have never been able to perform, which was the quality of the Old Lady in the past.

For having better results, they needed good players with strong strategy and a top coach. Changing coaches is not going to help them needed good players last season, which was really disappointing. Their performance was not as they needed just because of this slipped scouting players surely never had anything positive. If they keep them, it means they will again lose the top spot.

[Just Say]

If I'm not mistaken, a few days ago I heard from a friend that Amorim is making major changes to the midfield. My first reaction was a bad feeling that he might be trying to fix something he doesn't fully understand yet. If that's the case, it's definitely a red flag for Amorim. If he fails in his first season, there's a good chance he won't be given much time, especially since there were already doubts about him from the very beginning.

Amorim will certainly make some huge changes, that's for sure, certainly the center of the pitch was the piece of the team that needed to be changed and necessarily quickly, and in fact they have done so, i believe in the removal and replacement of some players who are not able to manage these players.

We can see that Amorim has tried to make changes since taking over at Italian club AC Milan, as evidenced by the fact that he has already managed to bring in Goncalo Ramos from PSG. You are right that AC Milan's midfield was the area where they needed to make changes quickly but they have not yet signed any midfielders but have signed forwards and defenders. However at this stage it seems that the Italian club will be selective in the upcoming transfer summer as it seems to me that the former Man United manager will definitely try to take AC Milan to a higher level in his first season in the Italian league.

[Renampun]

Amorim is not that bad, what happened with Manchester United cannot be fully used as a reference because previously he was very successful with Sporting so it is natural that now AC Milan management entrusts it to Amorim and I think it is worth supporting especially if AC Milan management supports AMorim by bringing in quality players then there will be a big percentage for AMorim to be successful but still what must be remembered is that everything needs a process, so we just wait without having to underestimate.

He couldn't do much at AC Milan because how could he bring in quality players when their finances were in trouble? at most, he would only bring in players he had already coached but who weren't the club's main focus and fit within AC Milan's budget. so, he built AC Milan with limited resources, and expecting immediate success under those circumstances would have been unrealistic. so, good luck to him at AC Milan and his plans for this, hopefully their ranking won't drop to the top 15.

[*Ace*]

All of your words make sense, but Juventus lost its first place as the Serie A club. Inter Milan is absolutely competitive, some other Italian clubs are as strong. It is hard to believe because the history is so long, but all of these Seria A teams had the potential to grow. Juventus is not the place anymore that great players want to go to.

But in my opinion, that’s not quite how it is; these days, players go wherever they’re offered the best contract.
Juventus haven’t been offering contracts lately that you simply can’t refuse.
The post-Cristiano Ronaldo era has been devastating for them. In my view, it was a bad investment and they’re still paying the price for it

It wasn't "just" Ronaldo contract, which was of course very bad, but after having a 10 year winning streak at the league, well not after all 10 , but near the end, they started to realize, all they have left is UCL and they wanted to get it. And to get it, you need the best players in the world. Ronaldo at the time was big name, still on his prime, he was like what 34 years old?

For a player that is still playing at 42 years old, his 34 years old is like normal players 25 years old. So he was still on his prime, and they also spent a lot of money building around him to win the UCL. This of course had a lot of costs involved and this caused them to have such a bad finances after they failed. They are still yet to recover.

Clearly, Cristiano Ronaldo’s contract was what set in motion the disastrous financial management for which they are still paying the price today.
Unfortunately for them, the situation will continue for a long time yet unless they win a few trophies and use the prize money to pay off their debts.

[W Jr.]

All of your words make sense, but Juventus lost its first place as the Serie A club. Inter Milan is absolutely competitive, some other Italian clubs are as strong. It is hard to believe because the history is so long, but all of these Seria A teams had the potential to grow. Juventus is not the place anymore that great players want to go to.

But in my opinion, that’s not quite how it is; these days, players go wherever they’re offered the best contract.
Juventus haven’t been offering contracts lately that you simply can’t refuse.
The post-Cristiano Ronaldo era has been devastating for them. In my view, it was a bad investment and they’re still paying the price for it

It wasn't "just" Ronaldo contract, which was of course very bad, but after having a 10 year winning streak at the league, well not after all 10 , but near the end, they started to realize, all they have left is UCL and they wanted to get it. And to get it, you need the best players in the world. Ronaldo at the time was big name, still on his prime, he was like what 34 years old?

For a player that is still playing at 42 years old, his 34 years old is like normal players 25 years old. So he was still on his prime, and they also spent a lot of money building around him to win the UCL. This of course had a lot of costs involved and this caused them to have such a bad finances after they failed. They are still yet to recover.

Clearly, Cristiano Ronaldo’s contract was what set in motion the disastrous financial management for which they are still paying the price today.
Unfortunately for them, the situation will continue for a long time yet unless they win a few trophies and use the prize money to pay off their debts.

It's time for Juventus to recover. They have to get out of this long and difficult period. Otherwise, it will continue like this. Juventus is an Italian team remembered for its successes. However, lately they are talked about more for their failures. They are far from their former glory days. But I expect them to be better now. I am eagerly waiting for it. Because Juventus was a very good team not only in Italy but also in world football.

[*Ace*]

Clearly, Cristiano Ronaldo’s contract was what set in motion the disastrous financial management for which they are still paying the price today.
Unfortunately for them, the situation will continue for a long time yet unless they win a few trophies and use the prize money to pay off their debts.

It's time for Juventus to recover. They have to get out of this long and difficult period. Otherwise, it will continue like this. Juventus is an Italian team remembered for its successes. However, lately they are talked about more for their failures. They are far from their former glory days. But I expect them to be better now. I am eagerly waiting for it. Because Juventus was a very good team not only in Italy but also in world football.

We all undoubtedly remember Juventus as a highly successful team, but their successes have mostly been confined to Italy.
If we consider that their last Champions League victory was more than 30 years ago, it is clear that their international successes are a distant memory.
But I am sure that success will return for them sooner or later

[Ale88]

Clearly, Cristiano Ronaldo’s contract was what set in motion the disastrous financial management for which they are still paying the price today.
Unfortunately for them, the situation will continue for a long time yet unless they win a few trophies and use the prize money to pay off their debts.

It's time for Juventus to recover. They have to get out of this long and difficult period. Otherwise, it will continue like this. Juventus is an Italian team remembered for its successes. However, lately they are talked about more for their failures. They are far from their former glory days. But I expect them to be better now. I am eagerly waiting for it. Because Juventus was a very good team not only in Italy but also in world football.

We all undoubtedly remember Juventus as a highly successful team, but their successes have mostly been confined to Italy.
If we consider that their last Champions League victory was more than 30 years ago, it is clear that their international successes are a distant memory.
But I am sure that success will return for them sooner or later

Juventus had some very good years in Europe too considering they were relegated in 2006, they got promoted in 2007, and in 2015 were playing a Champions League final. And then another one in 2017. So in 8 years they went from Serie B to the Champions League final, it's quite an achievement if you ask me. Unfortunately on the other side they faced one of the best Barcelona and Real Madrid in history. Those two teams were pretty much perfection.