Italian League Prediction Thread (Serie A)

[ITExpert]

I think it will be difficult for Como to divide their focus between the two leagues they’ll be competing in. They might be able to pull off a bit of an upset in the Champions League given that their strong confidence. But I personally doubt that Como will be able to advance much further in the subsequent stages of the Champions League because they have a very demanding schedule. And I think they should focus on just one league to avoid a drop in performance. Otherwise they might run into trouble if they push themselves too hard to compete in both leagues. On the other hand Como might choose to focus more on Serie A to avoid being easily eliminated and even falling into the relegation zone. And they might still be able to hone their skills or even gain experience to compete in European competitions. But if they get relegated it will be difficult for them to achieve any of those goals.

I think this is true that the team como should focus only in one league so that  they can peeform better over there they are not in a that strong position where they can surf themselves at two places it will be very problematic for them. They need to set their goal and make list of their first priorities so that they can work better on priorities things  everybody knows that they are not able to show their strength and energy and if they keep going on in the two leagues there is more chances of their decline in the performance and also reduction in their status. But if they only focused at one goal there is more chances for their performance to increase and they can also achieve a significant position which may help them to have their best in the further stages of their career.

[Lillominato89]

We’re all hoping that Serie A will return to what it once was – the best league in the world – but unfortunately, it’s very unlikely that will happen now.
Many Serie A teams have already started preparing for this season, but I can see that the gap between the various teams is still just as wide as ever! In fact, to be honest, even the favourites to win the Scudetto have weakened a little, such as Inter

It's still a surprise how nobody talks about how Serie A declined so fast like there was never a time it was the best league in the World. You would see players like Maradona, Roberto Baggio, Zidane, Bautista, Allesandro Del Piero, Maldini, Ronaldo Nazário and many others. At that time, clubs from this league were the favorite to win the Champions league and one always qualified for the finals in the Champions league which was really remarkable for the longest of time.

The more Premier league media got more popularity and the scandal of match fixing occurred as at 2006, the Italian league started to lose its spark. The current Italian teams are nowhere compared to Premier league or Spanish teams, it would definitely be a long ride to retain their lomg lost glory. Would a time like the 80's when the Italian teams were in control ever come again?

In fact, everyone’s talking about it, everyone knows it! Serie A isn’t what it used to be, and I don’t think it ever will be again.
We’ve lost our appeal over time, but it isn’t because of Calciopoli that we find ourselves in this situation; if anything, it’s down to the terrible investments made by the Italian Football League. TV rights have made the Premier League great, whilst Italy just stood by and watched.

[DiMarxist]

I can't say that Como as a team should focus only in one competitions , so that they can do well I don't think that it's a good idea. The reason is because Como did very well in all the competitions that they were involved in last season, I think that they even got to the semi finals of the coppa Italia last season. That goes to show that they have a very good team that can compete favorably well well at the biggest including the champions League. We have seen teams that did very well in the champions League even with weaker teams especially last season.

[Shadiq]

I can't say that Como as a team should focus only in one competitions , so that they can do well I don't think that it's a good idea. The reason is because Como did very well in all the competitions that they were involved in last season, I think that they even got to the semi finals of the coppa Italia last season. That goes to show that they have a very good team that can compete favorably well well at the biggest including the champions League. We have seen teams that did very well in the champions League even with weaker teams especially last season.

If they are confident in their team depth and can build confidence to perform well in multiple leagues, then they should do that. If there is even the slightest doubt about their team depth and their ability to perform well in multiple leagues, then they should focus on Serie A first. Because doing well in one league means you will get the chance to play in the Champions League again and again and you will gain experience and skills. But if you lose the top four in Serie A because of your ability to do well in multiple leagues, you will not even get a chance in the Champions League next season. I have even seen teams who have given importance to the domestic and Champions League at the same time and have had to fight to avoid relegation in the domestic league later. I do not want Como to face that situation.

[Frankolala]

I can't say that Como as a team should focus only in one competitions , so that they can do well I don't think that it's a good idea. The reason is because Como did very well in all the competitions that they were involved in last season, I think that they even got to the semi finals of the coppa Italia last season. That goes to show that they have a very good team that can compete favorably well well at the biggest including the champions League. We have seen teams that did very well in the champions League even with weaker teams especially last season.

If a team focus strictly only on one competition what if they fail to win it. That also shows that the team isn't strong enough to withstand the pressure from other competitions. Como is a good team and I believe that they're better off playing in all competitions in order to have the chance of winning a trophy next season.

[ndutndut]

I can't say that Como as a team should focus only in one competitions , so that they can do well I don't think that it's a good idea. The reason is because Como did very well in all the competitions that they were involved in last season, I think that they even got to the semi finals of the coppa Italia last season. That goes to show that they have a very good team that can compete favorably well well at the biggest including the champions League. We have seen teams that did very well in the champions League even with weaker teams especially last season.

Looking at Como journey over the past two years that's certainly the case. Every competition is crucial for Como. Last season, they were impressive not only in the league but also in the Coppa Italia, even making history by reaching the semifinals, even though they ultimately lost to Inter Milan.

Como under Fabregas has indeed become a team full of surprises, and Fabregas could do the same in the Champions League next season. Moreover, Fabregas' squad is largely comprised of young players, which is an advantage when playing in multiple competitions, as their morale is very high. Furthermore, so far, no key Como players have left including Nico Paz who Madrid had previously wanted to re sign, but in the last opportunity Nico Paz remained at Como for one season. However, a team with such uneven squad depth will certainly struggle if they compete in three competitions simultaneously Serie A, the Coppa Italia, and the Champions League. We'll see whether Como is good only for one season or can be consistent in every season.

[el kaka22]

Juventus isn't making big moves, like they should. Getting Zeki Celik will not be a game changer for them, not saying he is a bad back, he is a good right back, decent one, but nothing too incredible, and not someone who can change a team, hell there are very few right backs who could.

Juventus needs to make a lot of bigger moves if they want to change the team. This is the type of team that should be working towards becoming the champions, nothing else should make them happy, and with the way they are moving this summer, unless they make bigger changes soon, they will only battle to be in the top four and nothing more. That is not ok and they should not be happy with that at all, that is a very bad result.

[Renampun]

It would be a surprise if they couldn't even finish in the top 4, and people would probably start forgetting about them like any other mid table team. No disrespect to Como, but I think it's a bit of a stretch to say they'll be the team that shocks everyone. Experience and a strong mentality are still two of the biggest things a team needs if they want to make a deep run in the UCL.

I wouldn't even be surprised if they don't finish in the top 4 next season, because this club has just developed and being able to reach the Champions League is already their biggest achievement and a stroke of luck. so I think their main priority is building a sustainable foundation in Serie A, that's more important.. whether they can reach the Champions League or the Conference League is something that should come naturally as a result of their development.

[Xyloo]

I can't say that Como as a team should focus only in one competitions , so that they can do well I don't think that it's a good idea. The reason is because Como did very well in all the competitions that they were involved in last season, I think that they even got to the semi finals of the coppa Italia last season. That goes to show that they have a very good team that can compete favorably well well at the biggest including the champions League. We have seen teams that did very well in the champions League even with weaker teams especially last season.

If a team focus strictly only on one competition what if they fail to win it. That also shows that the team isn't strong enough to withstand the pressure from other competitions. Como is a good team and I believe that they're better off playing in all competitions in order to have the chance of winning a trophy next season.

Playing in all competitions might tire them out, but Como will surely experience their most enjoyable fatigue. Because they worked very hard to reach this stage. Especially in the Italian league, qualifying for the Champions League among such high-quality and strong teams was as valuable an achievement for them as winning the championship. Achieving this is a commendable success for them. I hope they can repeat it next year, but their squad currently doesn't seem sufficient to successfully manage many tournaments at the same time.

[LUCKMCFLY]

So Dybala is gonna stay one more season in the As Rome finally, is what we all think is gonna happen and if you ask me i think is the correct move for both of them, the player and the team, i think Dybala can still give a lot to this team if he is in good fit and the team needs him because of his way of play, Gianpiero Gasperini can do magic if he is in good mood.

I think Dybala is a player who isn't given much consideration because it's quite obvious that Escaloni always chooses the players he considers the best, but Dybala, for me, does an excellent job, as does Garnacha. Even so, things have gone badly for him because Argentina is in the final, and ultimately, Roma will have a player with ample talent who can continue to contribute much more.

[Mustang Shelby]

It would be a surprise if they couldn't even finish in the top 4, and people would probably start forgetting about them like any other mid table team. No disrespect to Como, but I think it's a bit of a stretch to say they'll be the team that shocks everyone. Experience and a strong mentality are still two of the biggest things a team needs if they want to make a deep run in the UCL.

I wouldn't even be surprised if they don't finish in the top 4 next season, because this club has just developed and being able to reach the Champions League is already their biggest achievement and a stroke of luck. so I think their main priority is building a sustainable foundation in Serie A, that's more important.. whether they can reach the Champions League or the Conference League is something that should come naturally as a result of their development.

For Como, achieving success in the Italian league next year is important, even if they don't qualify for the Champions League. This year's exhausting Champions League matches could lead to some negative results in the Italian league. I think Como's main goal next year should be to qualify for any European competition in Italy. They have no Champions League ambitions right now, they'll just focus on enjoying themselves.

[Slow death]

I can't say that Como as a team should focus only in one competitions , so that they can do well I don't think that it's a good idea. The reason is because Como did very well in all the competitions that they were involved in last season, I think that they even got to the semi finals of the coppa Italia last season. That goes to show that they have a very good team that can compete favorably well well at the biggest including the champions League. We have seen teams that did very well in the champions League even with weaker teams especially last season.

They should focus more on Serie A, so that they at least don't drop out of the top 4, while for the Champions League games, they can play in a way that leads to winning each game, but always cautiously to avoid injuring their key players. As long as they are in the top 4, they can continue to participate in the Champions League next season and beyond, and each participation earns them money, giving them more financial resources to hire better players. This is because many good players like to play in the Champions League and like to play for teams that fight for the title.

[Xyloo]

I can't say that Como as a team should focus only in one competitions , so that they can do well I don't think that it's a good idea. The reason is because Como did very well in all the competitions that they were involved in last season, I think that they even got to the semi finals of the coppa Italia last season. That goes to show that they have a very good team that can compete favorably well well at the biggest including the champions League. We have seen teams that did very well in the champions League even with weaker teams especially last season.

They should focus more on Serie A, so that they at least don't drop out of the top 4, while for the Champions League games, they can play in a way that leads to winning each game, but always cautiously to avoid injuring their key players. As long as they are in the top 4, they can continue to participate in the Champions League next season and beyond, and each participation earns them money, giving them more financial resources to hire better players. This is because many good players like to play in the Champions League and like to play for teams that fight for the title.

I think they should focus more on the Italian league instead of the Champions League. Because once they've achieved success, they need to maintain it. There are no expectations for them in the Champions League this year anyway. However, if they can qualify for the Champions League again next year through the Italian league, then we can start considering Como a successful Italian team.

[Lillominato89]

I can't say that Como as a team should focus only in one competitions , so that they can do well I don't think that it's a good idea. The reason is because Como did very well in all the competitions that they were involved in last season, I think that they even got to the semi finals of the coppa Italia last season. That goes to show that they have a very good team that can compete favorably well well at the biggest including the champions League. We have seen teams that did very well in the champions League even with weaker teams especially last season.

It seems to me that Como are already having an excellent transfer window, and I’m keen to see how they perform once the league kicks off!
There are high expectations of them; many are expecting Como to have a really good season, and this could put the players under mental pressure. I hope they don’t lose the form they’ve shown in recent years.

[Phoenix Anka]

I can't say that Como as a team should focus only in one competitions , so that they can do well I don't think that it's a good idea. The reason is because Como did very well in all the competitions that they were involved in last season, I think that they even got to the semi finals of the coppa Italia last season. That goes to show that they have a very good team that can compete favorably well well at the biggest including the champions League. We have seen teams that did very well in the champions League even with weaker teams especially last season.

It seems to me that Como are already having an excellent transfer window, and I’m keen to see how they perform once the league kicks off!
There are high expectations of them; many are expecting Como to have a really good season, and this could put the players under mental pressure. I hope they don’t lose the form they’ve shown in recent years.

Many people in the Italian league were tired of seeing the same old teams. The presence of a new team in the competition brought excitement to the league. Fabregas's brilliant management, in particular, elevated the team to a higher level. Fabregas received coaching offers from several teams during this transfer period, but he believes in Como. That's why he rejected those offers. Como has become a team I will be following closely next year. I'm curious to see what they can achieve.

[Lillominato89]

I can't say that Como as a team should focus only in one competitions , so that they can do well I don't think that it's a good idea. The reason is because Como did very well in all the competitions that they were involved in last season, I think that they even got to the semi finals of the coppa Italia last season. That goes to show that they have a very good team that can compete favorably well well at the biggest including the champions League. We have seen teams that did very well in the champions League even with weaker teams especially last season.

It seems to me that Como are already having an excellent transfer window, and I’m keen to see how they perform once the league kicks off!
There are high expectations of them; many are expecting Como to have a really good season, and this could put the players under mental pressure. I hope they don’t lose the form they’ve shown in recent years.

Many people in the Italian league were tired of seeing the same old teams. The presence of a new team in the competition brought excitement to the league. Fabregas's brilliant management, in particular, elevated the team to a higher level. Fabregas received coaching offers from several teams during this transfer period, but he believes in Como. That's why he rejected those offers. Como has become a team I will be following closely next year. I'm curious to see what they can achieve.

Como were undoubtedly the surprise package of last season’s league and are very likely to do so again this season.
And as you said, Italians had grown a bit tired of always seeing the same teams at the top of Serie A, and in recent years we’ve seen a slight change – let’s hope it brings a breath of fresh air.

[hyudien]

I wouldn't even be surprised if they don't finish in the top 4 next season, because this club has just developed and being able to reach the Champions League is already their biggest achievement and a stroke of luck. so I think their main priority is building a sustainable foundation in Serie A, that's more important.. whether they can reach the Champions League or the Conference League is something that should come naturally as a result of their development.

Next season will be difficult for them to get the same results as last season, Juventus, Milan and Atalanta who experienced decline and finished behind them certainly will not stay silent, but Como is in better condition than these teams, if Como investment in the market succeeds in increasing the strength of his team then the opportunity to get a ticket to the UCL is open, if not, maybe they will only compete for a place in the Europa League or Conference League.

[Ale88]

I'm sorry, what corruption scandal are you talking about? Because you're not talking about Calciopoli back in 2006, are you?

We're talking guys from 20 years ago! but how old are you? you don't have to answer
20 years ago i was four years old, i missed this but judging by how you remember it it must have been quite an earthquake.
The one in which Juventus was sent to Serie B?

Yes, and at the same time Italy won the 2006 World and Milan won the 2007 Champions League. Not bad.

[Italian Panic]

Next season will be difficult for them to get the same results as last season, Juventus, Milan and Atalanta who experienced decline and finished behind them certainly will not stay silent, but Como is in better condition than these teams, if Como investment in the market succeeds in increasing the strength of his team then the opportunity to get a ticket to the UCL is open, if not, maybe they will only compete for a place in the Europa League or Conference League.

Como should invest in Italian players; otherwise, it will run into problems with the regulations concerning players who have come through the domestic system and those who have come through the club’s youth system. Como fields a team made up entirely of foreign players because they cost less, but nobody points out that this prevents the Italian game from developing; on the contrary, we are producing players for other nations who then knock Italy out of the World Cup.

[$weetne$$]

Playing in all competitions might tire them out, but Como will surely experience their most enjoyable fatigue. Because they worked very hard to reach this stage. Especially in the Italian league, qualifying for the Champions League among such high-quality and strong teams was as valuable an achievement for them as winning the championship. Achieving this is a commendable success for them. I hope they can repeat it next year, but their squad currently doesn't seem sufficient to successfully manage many tournaments at the same time.

Unlike other seasons,  the experience they will be getting this season will be quite different,  I am just hoping they will be able  to handle it because it will be such a hectic one for them, having them play in multiple competitions all at once.

The may get fatigue prone, there are chances of injuries becoming part of the whole experience,  I am just hoping  their coach will be able to come up with a solid rotational strategy to keep them solid enough throughout the season as it will not be giving them enough time to rest.