Italian League Prediction Thread (Serie A)

[lombok]

Why do you think Como could turn the Italian national team’s fortunes round?
Como, in fact, is the team with the fewest Italian players in its squad, and perhaps not a single one in the starting line-up.
In Italy, there is a lot of talk about introducing rules to protect young Italian players by making it compulsory for each team to field at least three of them in every match.
It would send out a strong signal and demonstrate a desire to make a fresh start

Well, not just the COMO I think all the teams, because the Italian League is very good, but it doesn't have as much relevance as the Premier League, the Ligue 1, and it's been shown that the best leagues are the ones that have gone far now, so if the COMO makes the difference, I think many good things could happen, but only if the COMO is done well, if it's a revelation team, the team I thought was going to be AC ​​Milan, but they couldn't, but Inter has shown great football, however I think that in the Italian League there isn't a team that has only Italians.

The rich history of Italian football is yet to make it one as popular as the Premier League. The leading clubs such as Inter Milan are always performing and Como are trying to astonish the audience with their remarkable performances. Free transfer policy has been used to attract the best foreign players in the clubs; this has done away with teams whose composition is all local players.

[Agathamay]

Well, not just the COMO I think all the teams, because the Italian League is very good, but it doesn't have as much relevance as the Premier League, the Ligue 1, and it's been shown that the best leagues are the ones that have gone far now, so if the COMO makes the difference, I think many good things could happen, but only if the COMO is done well, if it's a revelation team, the team I thought was going to be AC ​​Milan, but they couldn't, but Inter has shown great football, however I think that in the Italian League there isn't a team that has only Italians.

COMO shared points today, I don't think it should be taken seriously because it's just a friendly game where Cesc Fabregas is testing his tactics and warming the legs of his players. He's just exploring the team and knowing the team's weaknesses and strength, this will bring in more results for them next season. COMO would be competent enough to handle the hurdles that will be coming their path, they're eligible for the tasks that lies ahead.

We're too carried away with the individual brilliance at COMO, we should also look on the brighter sides of this elite teams. They're incredible and not holding back when it comes to tougher tournaments, teams like AC Milan, Inter Milan and Juventus should be the frontiers in elite tournaments, let's see how it goes for them.

[Velvet78]

COMO shared points today, I don't think it should be taken seriously because it's just a friendly game where Cesc Fabregas is testing his tactics and warming the legs of his players. He's just exploring the team and knowing the team's weaknesses and strength, this will bring in more results for them next season. COMO would be competent enough to handle the hurdles that will be coming their path, they're eligible for the tasks that lies ahead.

We're too carried away with the individual brilliance at COMO, we should also look on the brighter sides of this elite teams. They're incredible and not holding back when it comes to tougher tournaments, teams like AC Milan, Inter Milan and Juventus should be the frontiers in elite tournaments, let's see how it goes for them.

Como "shared points" in a friendly game?    This was their first pre-season friendly by the way. There are 3 more scheduled to be played on the upcoming days.

2 of them are even against Arsenal and Liverpool which is really good to see! I bet they did this intentionally to gain some experience by playing against top teams of the top European league.

In the end, Como are going to compete in the Champions League too this season.

[Fakhrulenclix]

COMO shared points today, I don't think it should be taken seriously because it's just a friendly game where Cesc Fabregas is testing his tactics and warming the legs of his players. He's just exploring the team and knowing the team's weaknesses and strength, this will bring in more results for them next season. COMO would be competent enough to handle the hurdles that will be coming their path, they're eligible for the tasks that lies ahead.

We're too carried away with the individual brilliance at COMO, we should also look on the brighter sides of this elite teams. They're incredible and not holding back when it comes to tougher tournaments, teams like AC Milan, Inter Milan and Juventus should be the frontiers in elite tournaments, let's see how it goes for them.

Como "shared points" in a friendly game?    This was their first pre-season friendly by the way. There are 3 more scheduled to be played on the upcoming days.

2 of them are even against Arsenal and Liverpool which is really good to see! I bet they did this intentionally to gain some experience by playing against top teams of the top European league.

In the end, Como are going to compete in the Champions League too this season.

Como's management scheduled matches against top European teams with a clear goal in mind: I really like this team.
Regardless of what happens in the friendly, I don't think it can be used as a guideline, as they're clearly just testing out some tactics before the official match. That's basically it. Friendly matches can't be used as a guideline, but what must be remembered is that Como is a strong team to be reckoned with next season, both in Serie A and the Champions League.

[Oluwa-btc]

Sky Sports News has confirmed the advances and links from Inter Milan towards Argetine international and Tottenham Hotspur Captain Cuti Romero.

I don't know if they still have advances to sell Bastoni because he was recently linked with a move to Barcelona. All that got brushed under the rug but with the FIFA World Cup Competition done, new discussions could possibly happen. John Stones a free transfer have also been linked with Inter Milan but there seem to be more push for the Argentine Cuti Romero.

First pre-season fixture for Ruben Amorim and AC Milan and a draw was the outcome against the Scottish side Celtic. That aside we can acknowledge the good football they played.

[Jewan420]

Sky Sports News has confirmed the advances and links from Inter Milan towards Argetine international and Tottenham Hotspur Captain Cuti Romero.

I don't know if they still have advances to sell Bastoni because he was recently linked with a move to Barcelona. All that got brushed under the rug but with the FIFA World Cup Competition done, new discussions could possibly happen. John Stones a free transfer have also been linked with Inter Milan but there seem to be more push for the Argentine Cuti Romero.

First pre-season fixture for Ruben Amorim and AC Milan and a draw was the outcome against the Scottish side Celtic. That aside we can acknowledge the good football they played.

Every team should add the necessary players to overcome the poor performance of Italian clubs last season. Although Inter Milan's defense was not a problem last season, their main problem was their overall quality compared to other clubs. Cuti Romero. Always performing well for Argentina, Tottenham is also one of the best players. We should not doubt his ability too much, if he joins Inter Milan, Inter's defense line will definitely increase in strength. I think they should now focus on the midfield and add several players to the attack line.

There were rumors that Alessandro Bastoni was going to join the Barcelona squad. But there was no new news from Barcelona. Maybe the team had put off signing talks due to the World Cup. But now that the World Cup is over, maybe we are going to get new news very soon.

[Jossque]

Napoli sold Alessio Zerbin and Luis Hasa to Frosinone. They removed Zerbin from their roster for a transfer fee of 2 million euros and Hasa for 2.5 million euros. They also sent young goalkeeper Claudio Turi on loan to Pineto. While they’ve directly parted ways with players they’ve given up on, we can say they sent Turi on loan because they believe he needs a little more time to develop. I think Serie A teams are sending their promising young players to lower leagues to keep them under their wing for at least another year, with the intention of promoting them to the first team if the opportunity arises.

[$weetne$$]

COMO shared points today, I don't think it should be taken seriously because it's just a friendly game where Cesc Fabregas is testing his tactics and warming the legs of his players. He's just exploring the team and knowing the team's weaknesses and strength, this will bring in more results for them next season. COMO would be competent enough to handle the hurdles that will be coming their path, they're eligible for the tasks that lies ahead.

We're too carried away with the individual brilliance at COMO, we should also look on the brighter sides of this elite teams. They're incredible and not holding back when it comes to tougher tournaments, teams like AC Milan, Inter Milan and Juventus should be the frontiers in elite tournaments, let's see how it goes for them.

Last season,  I am not ignorant of the performance we saw from Como, , I mean one that got them a spot in an European competition,  but I still cannot wait for the season to start let me see what will be of them, not because I am a hater but I have heard so much about  them, especially here, a lot have been said about  them and so many speculations has been made about  them in an optimistic point of view, so I cannot  wait to see them play out on all of those.

[tiCeR]

COMO shared points today, I don't think it should be taken seriously because it's just a friendly game where Cesc Fabregas is testing his tactics and warming the legs of his players. He's just exploring the team and knowing the team's weaknesses and strength, this will bring in more results for them next season. COMO would be competent enough to handle the hurdles that will be coming their path, they're eligible for the tasks that lies ahead.

We're too carried away with the individual brilliance at COMO, we should also look on the brighter sides of this elite teams. They're incredible and not holding back when it comes to tougher tournaments, teams like AC Milan, Inter Milan and Juventus should be the frontiers in elite tournaments, let's see how it goes for them.

Last season,  I am not ignorant of the performance we saw from Como, , I mean one that got them a spot in an European competition,  but I still cannot wait for the season to start let me see what will be of them, not because I am a hater but I have heard so much about  them, especially here, a lot have been said about  them and so many speculations has been made about  them in an optimistic point of view, so I cannot  wait to see them play out on all of those.

Como is a special case, they hare achieved results nobody was waiting for, but no they are there and need to figure out how they can continue to stay in the top row of clubs. Will be interesting, but my thought is that they won'z be there for long.

[Velvet78]

Napoli sold Alessio Zerbin and Luis Hasa to Frosinone. They removed Zerbin from their roster for a transfer fee of 2 million euros and Hasa for 2.5 million euros. They also sent young goalkeeper Claudio Turi on loan to Pineto. While they’ve directly parted ways with players they’ve given up on, we can say they sent Turi on loan because they believe he needs a little more time to develop. I think Serie A teams are sending their promising young players to lower leagues to keep them under their wing for at least another year, with the intention of promoting them to the first team if the opportunity arises.

Speaking of which, Napoli hasn't been very active in the transfer market. Hojlund was already signed permanently and there are 2 additional transfers so far: Alisson Santos, Vanja Milinkovic-Savic.

But they need more reinforcements...    For example, will they keep Lukaku? If not then they had better look for a replacement and get rid of him. They need to take the steps needed for increasing their scoring productivity.

[Fakhrulenclix]

Napoli sold Alessio Zerbin and Luis Hasa to Frosinone. They removed Zerbin from their roster for a transfer fee of 2 million euros and Hasa for 2.5 million euros. They also sent young goalkeeper Claudio Turi on loan to Pineto. While they’ve directly parted ways with players they’ve given up on, we can say they sent Turi on loan because they believe he needs a little more time to develop. I think Serie A teams are sending their promising young players to lower leagues to keep them under their wing for at least another year, with the intention of promoting them to the first team if the opportunity arises.

Speaking of which, Napoli hasn't been very active in the transfer market. Hojlund was already signed permanently and there are 2 additional transfers so far: Alisson Santos, Vanja Milinkovic-Savic.

But they need more reinforcements...    For example, will they keep Lukaku? If not then they had better look for a replacement and get rid of him. They need to take the steps needed for increasing their scoring productivity.

Napoli management doesn't seem to support Massimiliano Allegri in building the team he wants. I don't see any aggressive moves from Napoli in this transfer window to prepare the team for next season, which is very unfortunate. In fact, I'm quite pessimistic about Napoli, even though a team like Napoli should be building a team to compete for titles.

And regarding Lukaku, I think it's still very much up in the air because players like Lukaku aren't favored by many coaches, so it's also possible that Massimiliano Allegri doesn't want him.

[bastisisca]

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..

This happens because teams spend a lot of money to get the best players and the best coaches. All these things cost money and the teams are just looking for money to be able to make this system work.
Nobody forces you to pay to watch the matches, you can even not watch them.

[Jatiluhung]

COMO shared points today, I don't think it should be taken seriously because it's just a friendly game where Cesc Fabregas is testing his tactics and warming the legs of his players. He's just exploring the team and knowing the team's weaknesses and strength, this will bring in more results for them next season. COMO would be competent enough to handle the hurdles that will be coming their path, they're eligible for the tasks that lies ahead.

We're too carried away with the individual brilliance at COMO, we should also look on the brighter sides of this elite teams. They're incredible and not holding back when it comes to tougher tournaments, teams like AC Milan, Inter Milan and Juventus should be the frontiers in elite tournaments, let's see how it goes for them.

They’ve been surprising us since their first season, and they were even more surprising in their second Serie A season last year.

And I think in their third Serie A season, they might actually get even better. But let’s not get our hopes up too high, because the top teams in Serie A are also strengthening their squads in the transfer market right now. What really intrigues me, though, is how they’re preparing for the UCL.

And from what I’ve seen in the transfer market, it turns out Como has also been quite aggressive in signing new players. Although they haven’t signed many new players yet, there are plenty of rumors swirling about several players who might be coming to Como.

Last season, Como even signed around nine new players, and I think it might be the same this time around.

[Jossque]

Inter, the reigning champion of the Italian league, nearly lost to Karlsruher SC, a team from Germany’s second division. In a match that ended scoreless in the first half, Karlsruher managed to take a 1-0 lead early in the second half. Trailing as the match entered its final minutes, Inter secured a victory in the preseason game thanks to two goals by Andy Diouf. Of course, Inter had more possession and took twice as many shots as their opponent, so I found it interesting that they couldn’t score until the final minutes. Still, Andy Diouf, who came on in the second half, managed to score the goals that secured the victory against the second-division team.

[Wake Up]

Inter, the reigning champion of the Italian league, nearly lost to Karlsruher SC, a team from Germany’s second division. In a match that ended scoreless in the first half, Karlsruher managed to take a 1-0 lead early in the second half. Trailing as the match entered its final minutes, Inter secured a victory in the preseason game thanks to two goals by Andy Diouf. Of course, Inter had more possession and took twice as many shots as their opponent, so I found it interesting that they couldn’t score until the final minutes. Still, Andy Diouf, who came on in the second half, managed to score the goals that secured the victory against the second-division team.

The 23-year-old French player came on in the second half and scored two goals in the first and fourth minutes of extra time, securing the victory for Inter. Karlsruher's goalkeeper, Bernat, had a very good game. Despite conceding two goals, he made many saves. He showed a good performance in the friendly match. Inter, on the other hand, needs to be more effective in front of goal. They need to convert their chances easily. They will be playing against very strong opponents in the Champions League next year, so they need to have a good pre-season.

[m4r1o]

Milan has signed Sankhoun Diawara about whom I have no idea. He is a young CB. Modric is staying for another year. He is about to be 41 years old but still continuing. He is still performing really good in the Serie A.

Wasn't Juventus interested in bringing Emiliano Martinez? How did they go down to Suzuki? Martinez is much older, I know that. But he is very experienced so they should push for him instead.

Kessie is a finished player now in my opinion. He left Europe for Saudi Arabia and now he is free agent after playing for 3 years there. Juventus is really disappointing with these targets indeed!  

AC Milan are doing very well in renewing Modric, a player with a sumptuous experience, a true senator of football who has won a lot during his career and who continues to play with AC Milan as if he were 30 years old. Juventus is very confused by what they hear during transfer hours, Kessie? a very normal player without any particular ability that would make no difference to Juve, have these really become the shots that Juve wants to make to try to compete?

[SOKO-DEKE]

COMO shared points today, I don't think it should be taken seriously because it's just a friendly game where Cesc Fabregas is testing his tactics and warming the legs of his players. He's just exploring the team and knowing the team's weaknesses and strength, this will bring in more results for them next season. COMO would be competent enough to handle the hurdles that will be coming their path, they're eligible for the tasks that lies ahead.

We're too carried away with the individual brilliance at COMO, we should also look on the brighter sides of this elite teams. They're incredible and not holding back when it comes to tougher tournaments, teams like AC Milan, Inter Milan and Juventus should be the frontiers in elite tournaments, let's see how it goes for them.

They’ve been surprising us since their first season, and they were even more surprising in their second Serie A season last year.

And I think in their third Serie A season, they might actually get even better. But let’s not get our hopes up too high, because the top teams in Serie A are also strengthening their squads in the transfer market right now. What really intrigues me, though, is how they’re preparing for the UCL.

And from what I’ve seen in the transfer market, it turns out Como has also been quite aggressive in signing new players. Although they haven’t signed many new players yet, there are plenty of rumors swirling about several players who might be coming to Como.

Last season, Como even signed around nine new players, and I think it might be the same this time around.

Como may continue be strong , but it is possible they may not finish in the top four as they did last season. The reason is that they are going to be playing in many competitions next season, which could make them lose focus on Serie A. Also, if they do not sign good new players, they may have to rotate the squad in some competitions. This could put pressure on the players, and they may not have enough time to rest. I would say this could lead to player fatigue, which would cause the team's form to drop.

Playing in many competitions is not always easy for any team that does not have enough quality players. In fact, only a few teams are usually able to perform well in every competition. So, next season I have lowered my expectations for Como because they will be playing in the Champions League, as well as other Italian competitions. If they want to do well in Serie A, they may need to take their eyes off some competitions and focus more on Serie A and, possibly, the Champions League.

[G_Besar]

AC Milan are doing very well in renewing Modric, a player with a sumptuous experience, a true senator of football who has won a lot during his career and who continues to play with AC Milan as if he were 30 years old. Juventus is very confused by what they hear during transfer hours, Kessie? a very normal player without any particular ability that would make no difference to Juve, have these really become the shots that Juve wants to make to try to compete?

I also don't know if Juventus' move is the right one, as the team is indeed in need of more effective development for next season. As for AC Milan's move, I think it's still quite good, even though they're only retaining experienced older players. However, Milan should also be willing to pursue some new young players to bolster their strength for next season, as they desperately need that right now.

[LUCKMCFLY]

The rich history of Italian football is yet to make it one as popular as the Premier League. The leading clubs such as Inter Milan are always performing and Como are trying to astonish the audience with their remarkable performances. Free transfer policy has been used to attract the best foreign players in the clubs; this has done away with teams whose composition is all local players.

That's very true, but in Italy they should do what they do in Spain: children from other countries are brought there, naturalized, and taught the techniques, then they play for Italy. That's a good thing. In South America, there are many children and young people with impressive talent for football, but many end up doing other things due to a lack of opportunities. They need people to help them; if they're offered something good in Italy, you can be sure that's how they build a great team.

[Btcdeybodi]

Inter, the reigning champion of the Italian league, nearly lost to Karlsruher SC, a team from Germany’s second division. In a match that ended scoreless in the first half, Karlsruher managed to take a 1-0 lead early in the second half. Trailing as the match entered its final minutes, Inter secured a victory in the preseason game thanks to two goals by Andy Diouf. Of course, Inter had more possession and took twice as many shots as their opponent, so I found it interesting that they couldn’t score until the final minutes. Still, Andy Diouf, who came on in the second half, managed to score the goals that secured the victory against the second-division team.

It just got to my knowledge now that Inter Milan won that match by 2:1 because i saw them losing against Karlsruher till it was almost getting to 90 minutes, didn't know that Andy Diouf netted a brace in injury time. I know that this is a preseason match but Inter Milan didn't try in this match because even though they had many shots on target but they lacked precision which is why they didn't score in the first half and looking at the ball possession, both teams are almost equal because Karlsruher had 44% ball possession while Inter Milan had 56% ball possession. It is good that Inter Milan won the match at last but they should take they should do better in their next preseason games because they need to maintain a good energy ahead of the new season.