Italian League Prediction Thread (Serie A)

[babo]

The Italian league needs promotions and media influence to attract fans the more. Players who are talented prefer visibility which is why it's like they choose the premier League and Laliga to sign for. I will even say that Italian league started gaining more views and interest since the arrival of Christiano Ronaldo which brought to the league more fans around the globe and since his exit, no much star players have lasted in the league. Now young players want to be seen and apart from inter Milan, their teams don't last long in the champions League which also scares young talents who want to shine on the global stage.

I won't see Italy's absence in the world cup for a long time as a major reason for the poor performance of their league, I think they only need to invest in the league, more promotions and then being ready to afford young foreign talents. Foreign talents sometimes has a higher influence in remote leagues because they come along with millions of fans boosting the league in a short time better than players from the grassroots. If more foreign talents start arriving there, their grassroot players will start gaining visibility that will also help them play in other top leagues around the world, gaining experience that they will then bring back to the national team and push the national team to the world cup in this modern era.

the problem is not that
Nowadays watching football has become a hobby for the rich, the costs have become practically absurd to watch a match at the stadium and now watching some matches on television has mind-blowing subscription costs.
it doesn't work like this..

[Warkop]

Because they already got two strikers? They acquired Openda and also Ekhator for the backup I believe. Openda should be the one making the biggest difference for their attacking, or at least that is what they are hoping for.

Vlahovic has been an issue for them for a long time, and they have been looking for a way out of him, so far they have failed but I am sure they will find a buyer soon enough, I am hoping he will leave this summer. They also got Boga for left wing from what I can see, but I have no idea who he is. So it was probably time to get a defender already after so many attacker moves.

Ekhator, a very young player, is only 19 years old. At Genoa, he played 30 games, scoring only 3 goals and providing 3 assists. Do they really consider Ekhator a great striker who will make a big difference to the team?

Openda is 26 years old, played 24 games, scoring only 1 goal and providing 0 assists. Is he really a good player for Juventus' attack and would he lead them to the championship?

Jérémie Boga is 29 years old, played only 15 games, scoring 4 goals and providing only 1 assist. Will Jérémie Boga be enough for Juventus to win the championship?

Juventus to win the Serie A? I am a Juventus fan, nobody believes Juventus have a chance to win the Serie A, let's be real. Ekhator of course has been bought for his potential, not for his current numbers. Openda just needs to leave, I don't care where, he is so bad. Boga is a backup, every time he played he did a good job.

This means we are (Fino Alla Fine). Honestly, as a true Juventini, I don't want to expect too much from Juventus next season. Some of the players brought in don't seem to be able to compete, although I must remain optimistic about this club. This doesn't mean I doubt them, but with the players brought in and considering the tightness of Serie A next season, it seems Juventus won't be able to rely solely on forwards. At least midfielders will be needed much more, and the defense was lacking last season. That's why I can assume this.

Opnda suffered an injury in the preseason match and had to be withdrawn. The Serie A season hasn't even started yet, but Juventus has already had to swallow the bitterness. Hopefully, Openda's injury isn't too serious.

[Phoenix Anka]

The Italian league needs promotions and media influence to attract fans the more. Players who are talented prefer visibility which is why it's like they choose the premier League and Laliga to sign for. I will even say that Italian league started gaining more views and interest since the arrival of Christiano Ronaldo which brought to the league more fans around the globe and since his exit, no much star players have lasted in the league. Now young players want to be seen and apart from inter Milan, their teams don't last long in the champions League which also scares young talents who want to shine on the global stage.

I won't see Italy's absence in the world cup for a long time as a major reason for the poor performance of their league, I think they only need to invest in the league, more promotions and then being ready to afford young foreign talents. Foreign talents sometimes has a higher influence in remote leagues because they come along with millions of fans boosting the league in a short time better than players from the grassroots. If more foreign talents start arriving there, their grassroot players will start gaining visibility that will also help them play in other top leagues around the world, gaining experience that they will then bring back to the national team and push the national team to the world cup in this modern era.

the problem is not that
Nowadays watching football has become a hobby for the rich, the costs have become practically absurd to watch a match at the stadium and now watching some matches on television has mind-blowing subscription costs.
it doesn't work like this..

Football has moved away from its former glory. Now, football is tainted by money, and with money, I think it has become much less enjoyable. There used to be players who played with heart. Some players finished their careers with a single team, like Maldini, for example. We're talking about a legend who played for AC Milan from 1984 to 2009. But nowadays, teams bought by wealthy businessmen from Saudi Arabia and Qatar have ruined all the magic of football.

[Volgastallion]

Yes we all know today football is all around and for money but what could we do? Going to see shit games in lower divisions? Maybe but that is not for all of us plus most of the people is gonna keep going to the ussual venues to see their teams, it is what it is and is part of the life.

I dont like it but is how the world behaves and we cant go against it. So Italy teams needs to catch up and pick up the pace.

[Mustang Shelby]

Yes we all know today football is all around and for money but what could we do? Going to see shit games in lower divisions? Maybe but that is not for all of us plus most of the people is gonna keep going to the ussual venues to see their teams, it is what it is and is part of the life.

I dont like it but is how the world behaves and we cant go against it. So Italy teams needs to catch up and pick up the pace.

Italian teams need to attract young players to Italy in order to be more successful. They also need to develop quality footballers from these young Italian players. In the past, the Italian national team was one of the most formidable teams in Europe, but today we see an Italy that can't even qualify for the World Cup. Therefore, they must accelerate their efforts to revive Italian football.

[m4r1o]

Fiorentina has sent young right back Tariq Lamptey to QPR on a free transfer. Fiorentina is among the teams moving quickly to reshape their roster during the transfer window. They are one of the teams making swift moves in the transfer window to get the season off to a good start.
Meanwhile, Como's right back, Mergim Vojvoda, has transferred to Udinese. Como is one of the teams that has let go of several players during the transfer window. They had started the season well and could have finished in a better position.

Fiorentina risked too much of being relegated last season and it's something you don't expect from Fiorentina, for this reason they are immediately looking for new additions for the Viola's game, Como must be careful not to lose too much staff because it's true that we need to increase the quality but we also need the players to find each other.

[Mustang Shelby]

Fiorentina has sent young right back Tariq Lamptey to QPR on a free transfer. Fiorentina is among the teams moving quickly to reshape their roster during the transfer window. They are one of the teams making swift moves in the transfer window to get the season off to a good start.
Meanwhile, Como's right back, Mergim Vojvoda, has transferred to Udinese. Como is one of the teams that has let go of several players during the transfer window. They had started the season well and could have finished in a better position.

Fiorentina risked too much of being relegated last season and it's something you don't expect from Fiorentina, for this reason they are immediately looking for new additions for the Viola's game, Como must be careful not to lose too much staff because it's true that we need to increase the quality but we also need the players to find each other.

Fiorentina was in a very bad situation last year and almost got relegated. Fortunately, they managed to recover in the second half of the season and their chances of relegation disappeared. To avoid a similar situation this year, they have started making transfers and I think we will see a better Fiorentina.

[Ahli38]

Unless they get all those transfers perfectly right and that needs a lot of luck, €100 million - €150 million won't bring an average squad to the top. If they do a good job scouting and find some raw diamonds, yes then you can get things done with that amount of money, but it's not like you will be on par with Barcelona and Manchester City. That requires a decade of development on all fronts that a club has to offer. Infrastructure, coaches, players, and much more than that.

Juventus still hasn't found the right coach, I'm talking about the last 5 years. If they had a coach like Guardiola and stable financial resources, I believe they would return to their glory days. Guardiola is a genius coach. He can take a team and transform it positively and win titles, and that's what Juventus is lacking. But unfortunately, Juventus' financial conditions haven't been good enough for them to get a coach like Guardiola. I don't know why they don't sell the club to some billionaire instead of remaining in this mess every season.

On the other hand I personally feel that Guardiola isn’t the right coach for Juventus. He’s a coach with a clear vision who employs a possession-based approach across every line of play. He also prioritizes player flexibility to create space for the attack and find openings through quick passes. The Juventus squad might be capable of doing this though it would take time to adapt to that tactical approach. But I don’t think Juventus will be willing to change their vision which has long been deeply rooted in their philosophical approach to the game. So I personally think that a coach like Guardiola isn’t a good fit for the Italian league, were it doesn’t feature the fast-paced style of play seen in the English Premier League or the dynamic play of the Spanish La Liga.

[giorgione]

Yes, that's right, friend, Juventus got Turkish player Zeki Çelik on a free transfer. We have also known for a long time that Juventus is very fond of getting players for free and even turning them into expensive players. In my speculation, I think the sale of Zeki Çelik to Juventus seems to have something to do with Dybala's contract extension. It seems that AS Roma prefers to keep Dybala rather than extend Zeki Çelik's contract with AS Roma. This is just my guess.

It could easily make sense, rather than continuing with a full-back who has proven to have ups and downs, it is better to get rid of a salary and look to your piggy bank, even Dybala had to halve his salary to be able to stay another year at Roma, if there is one thing that i have learned over time following Serie A and that Gasperini knows how to move for his team.

[aipercoin]

The main problem is that there isn't as much money circulating in Italian clubs as there used to be; we are on a completely different scale to Premier League clubs. They don't make big signings, and when they do, they buy players who've been discarded by the Premier League at Premier League prices, which are therefore exorbitant. Italian football is now in danger of becoming a second tier league.

I think that the Italian championship is already a second tier championship, there is a need for a push from the Italian football federation to improve the infrastructure, to give space to young people and to restore hope to Italian football which is one of the few that is unable to adapt to the rest of Europe.

[cande86]

Yes, it will be more difficult for them because those big teams won't accept their drop in position compared to newcomer COMO. so COMO must ensure that the money they earned last season is spent wisely and efficiently to strengthen the squad with players who can compete well for this season. but even if they finally get a spot in the Europa League zone, it won't matter either, because they are new to this level, so it would still be a remarkable achievement.

Seeing how the president of Como has approached this world, i believe that he wants to aim for the maximum, he clearly explained the project with his coach, who approved it and who immediately made it clear that Como did not come to the club to joke, and you can also see it from the success of the nico paz operation, they will certainly do well this year.

[asriloni]

The world cup just ended and the SerieA team are doing..... nothing or maybe is better to say the same as ussual i dont see any real huge or good transfer until now made by them. i was expecting to see at least Juventus buying some players or making some good deals like they do in the past when they have some crazy transfers as free agent.

It sounds impossible to happen for now. The serie a revenue can't even catch the inflation of player price. Each good player averagely cost 80m++ and even some players valued at 100m++. If you compare it to the Juventus revenue, they received around €69.3 million from their TV & Broadcasting rights + league price.

So this is why it's so hard for Juventus to catch the good player price this days. Expecting them to sign a proper player may make them go bankrupt soon. It's the reason why most of serie a teams were rarely signing hyped top player.

[Arenga pinnata]

Yes we all know today football is all around and for money but what could we do? Going to see shit games in lower divisions? Maybe but that is not for all of us plus most of the people is gonna keep going to the ussual venues to see their teams, it is what it is and is part of the life.

I dont like it but is how the world behaves and we cant go against it. So Italy teams needs to catch up and pick up the pace.

Italian teams need to attract young players to Italy in order to be more successful. They also need to develop quality footballers from these young Italian players. In the past, the Italian national team was one of the most formidable teams in Europe, but today we see an Italy that can't even qualify for the World Cup. Therefore, they must accelerate their efforts to revive Italian football.

Developing young players’ potential can indeed be a long-term solution. However, for some reason, there haven’t been many young players from Italy who have really stood out lately. Furthermore, even in Serie A teams right now, we’re seeing more experienced players who are no longer young. especially last season. In fact, I remember that in their first season after being promoted to Serie A, Como fielded many players who were no longer young. It wasn’t until their second season in Serie A that they began to have a few young players who actually became targets for teams outside of Serie A. As a result, Como has even lost one of its young players.

At the very least, every team should have young players they’ve developed from their own youth academies, just as we see with English and Spanish clubs.

[Ale88]

Juventus, Inter, and Milan are the teams I expect to make big transfers, but I don't recall them making any major signings so far. Milan signed Modri? last year when he was 40 years old. It seems that good, high-quality players aren't choosing Italy anymore, their priority is the Premier League or the Spanish league.

Serie A has become a boring championship as demonstrated by the numbers arrived this year, the record for the fewest goals in a championship day, the quality has been lost a bit and this can be seen from the fact that in the champions apart from Inter the others struggle even just to get past the group stage, this can be seen from the fact that the national team has no promising young players, Italian football must change to change.

Of course Serie A lost a lot of appeal compared to 15-20 years ago but at least it's still an interesting league because we often see a different winner. Let's take a look at France and Germany for example: the winners are always PSG and Bayern Munich, it's not really fun to watch a league just to see who is going to arrive second because you already know who is going to win.

[Zanab247]

Yes we all know today football is all around and for money but what could we do? Going to see shit games in lower divisions? Maybe but that is not for all of us plus most of the people is gonna keep going to the ussual venues to see their teams, it is what it is and is part of the life.

I dont like it but is how the world behaves and we cant go against it. CO2

If you don't want to watch their games you can be predicting for the clubs to lose and win, because it will not make you feel you are wasting your time and energy on some clubs that will not going to share anything for you when they lift the trophy. It is better you stay betting on some of the clubs you know what they can do to win some clubs, and it will be easy for you to turn to professional bettor in gambling.

You can spend your time in any of the games that is going on through your prediction or betting, because it will not stop you not to do other activities that is making you to earn salary from your place of work. You can use break time of your work to bet for your favorite club that is making your winning come to reality.

[dzonikg28]

On the other hand I personally feel that Guardiola isn’t the right coach for Juventus. He’s a coach with a clear vision who employs a possession-based approach across every line of play. He also prioritizes player flexibility to create space for the attack and find openings through quick passes. The Juventus squad might be capable of doing this though it would take time to adapt to that tactical approach. But I don’t think Juventus will be willing to change their vision which has long been deeply rooted in their philosophical approach to the game. So I personally think that a coach like Guardiola isn’t a good fit for the Italian league, were it doesn’t feature the fast-paced style of play seen in the English Premier League or the dynamic play of the Spanish La Liga.

That is why I don't think Guardiola would ever consider signing a contract with Juventus Turin. He would have to build a full new team and not just get two or three players and everything is great.

But there are already other news. It was said that Italy is negotiating with Guardiola to become the national coach. The president of the Italian association said that money would usually be a problem because the association is poor as hell, but there are ways to make exceptions and it was confirmed that they are indeed talking.

Italy and Guardiola, I don't know. I don't think Italy is competitive enough to win a title and Guardiola is a guy who wants to win titles at all cost. Money is not the most important to him anymore because he could go anywhere. If he doesn't see the potential, I don't think he would sign a contract with Italy.

[Bobrox]

Juventus, Inter, and Milan are the teams I expect to make big transfers, but I don't recall them making any major signings so far. Milan signed Modri? last year when he was 40 years old. It seems that good, high-quality players aren't choosing Italy anymore, their priority is the Premier League or the Spanish league.

Serie A has become a boring championship as demonstrated by the numbers arrived this year, the record for the fewest goals in a championship day, the quality has been lost a bit and this can be seen from the fact that in the champions apart from Inter the others struggle even just to get past the group stage, this can be seen from the fact that the national team has no promising young players, Italian football must change to change.

Of course Serie A lost a lot of appeal compared to 15-20 years ago but at least it's still an interesting league because we often see a different winner. Let's take a look at France and Germany for example: the winners are always PSG and Bayern Munich, it's not really fun to watch a league just to see who is going to arrive second because you already know who is going to win.

Interested side of Serie A not dominance the winner one team only difference from Premier League, La Liga, Bundesliga and Ligue 1. Last five years have three difference club from Inter, Napoli and AC Milan as Serie A winner with previuosly have Juventus but in last few season get downtrend performance.
Serie A indeed not really popular if comparison with top Europe domestic league but still competitive regarding last five years there not any team can't winning Scudetto back to back, last two season Napoli success become the winner but last season can't defend their Scudetto tittle and Inter Milan success winning scudetto. Have chaance for this pattern continue at next season with Inter Milan can't defend their Scudetto and other team such as Mlan or Napoli win the Serie A?