Italian League Prediction Thread (Serie A)

[Warkop]

I'm not sure that Inter will secure the Scudetto again, this season looks like it will belong to Juventus with what Juventus has done in the last few seasons, so I'm more realistic in choosing clubs and predicting the right one to win the Scudetto next season. 

Nobody knows, we can say that she is the favorite without a doubt
we can say that he has a good chance of making it, but that he will win for sure seems a little exaggerated to me
Inter fans certainly hope for it and they are convinced, but let's remember that the championship is long and there are other strong teams.

No one knows for sure, but based on what I've seen in several moments, Juventus appears to be more serious about opening this season, adding new ammunition and some confidence in their management. Juventus has made a major overhaul of its squad and management team, leaving it entirely to Spalletti to determine which players to target and which to sell.

This is certainly a matter of Juventus' seriousness in facing their rivals, who have dominated Serie A so far. This season is also the perfect time to restore Juventus' golden era, which has briefly fallen in recent seasons.

[martinom]

Your assessment is accurate, and Inter should be considered one of the most prepared clubs for that in Serie A, if not the most prepared club itself. Inter has invested heavily on players headcount, so that if there are heavy injuries, or even higher numbers of tournaments to play in a season, there will not be a problem of overusing their players that are feeling stressed. This is a good plan that sometimes help them to move higher and maintain a higher rank when their opponents' players have injuries or are overused.

this year too the Serie A can be considered almost dominated by Inter who won't take long to win it again, even if i hope for a great return from other teams who can hinder Inter's path, but not because i can't stand Inter but for the simple fact that otherwise there's no fun.

[babo]

No one knows for sure, but based on what I've seen in several moments, Juventus appears to be more serious about opening this season, adding new ammunition and some confidence in their management. Juventus has made a major overhaul of its squad and management team, leaving it entirely to Spalletti to determine which players to target and which to sell.

This is certainly a matter of Juventus' seriousness in facing their rivals, who have dominated Serie A so far. This season is also the perfect time to restore Juventus' golden era, which has briefly fallen in recent seasons.

I think we'll see it soon
First of all he stopped changing coaches, this is already a good sign
secondly he is buying players
Not many actually, but his goal is definitely the Champions League and to do well in the cup he'll play in (I don't remember if it's the Europa League or the Conference League)
so there is a little bit of effort that is

[Volgastallion]

What a fucking joke it was what happened with Andrea Pirlo and the Italian Federation, this show why the Italian football is completly fucked not only in their national team but also in the SerieA.

Now they call again Mancini so is like a circular travel, we already see this faces and despite something change very deep i dont think we are gonna see a good italy again in a few years.

[Lannakosa]

No one knows for sure, but based on what I've seen in several moments, Juventus appears to be more serious about opening this season, adding new ammunition and some confidence in their management. Juventus has made a major overhaul of its squad and management team, leaving it entirely to Spalletti to determine which players to target and which to sell.

This is certainly a matter of Juventus' seriousness in facing their rivals, who have dominated Serie A so far. This season is also the perfect time to restore Juventus' golden era, which has briefly fallen in recent seasons.

What strengthening of the team and what new acquisitions are we talking about? In my opinion, Juventus is currently too passive in the transfer market, and this is even causing discontent among some fans, because the summer is flying by so quickly, and there's only one month left, and probably even less before the start of the season. I haven't seen any major transfers from Juventus, and there's no strengthening of the attack. They wanted to find a good goalkeeper for the new season, this task hasn't been accomplished either, so what improvements are you talking about?

[Warkop]

No one knows for sure, but based on what I've seen in several moments, Juventus appears to be more serious about opening this season, adding new ammunition and some confidence in their management. Juventus has made a major overhaul of its squad and management team, leaving it entirely to Spalletti to determine which players to target and which to sell.

This is certainly a matter of Juventus' seriousness in facing their rivals, who have dominated Serie A so far. This season is also the perfect time to restore Juventus' golden era, which has briefly fallen in recent seasons.

I think we'll see it soon
First of all he stopped changing coaches, this is already a good sign
secondly he is buying players
Not many actually, but his goal is definitely the Champions League and to do well in the cup he'll play in (I don't remember if it's the Europa League or the Conference League)
so there is a little bit of effort that is

The players brought in may not be that many, but combining them with the existing players will at least provide a significant difference in strength for next season.
I know Juventus failed to retain their Champions League spot, but this could at least reflect on their performance for the coming season. Playing in the Europa League wouldn't be a problem if Juventus made a small effort to make a difference.

No one knows for sure, but based on what I've seen in several moments, Juventus appears to be more serious about opening this season, adding new ammunition and some confidence in their management. Juventus has made a major overhaul of its squad and management team, leaving it entirely to Spalletti to determine which players to target and which to sell.

This is certainly a matter of Juventus' seriousness in facing their rivals, who have dominated Serie A so far. This season is also the perfect time to restore Juventus' golden era, which has briefly fallen in recent seasons.

What strengthening of the team and what new acquisitions are we talking about? In my opinion, Juventus is currently too passive in the transfer market, and this is even causing discontent among some fans, because the summer is flying by so quickly, and there's only one month left, and probably even less before the start of the season. I haven't seen any major transfers from Juventus, and there's no strengthening of the attack. They wanted to find a good goalkeeper for the new season, this task hasn't been accomplished either, so what improvements are you talking about?

The main thing is about the players who were brought in but, I think the fans are disappointed with the attitude of their president Gianluca Ferrero who is too stingy in matters of bringing in players, such as not being serious in bringing in and making decisions in buying players, even though there are several players who have been brought in to Juventus such as Jeff Ekhator brought in from Genoa, Zeki Çelik who was obtained by Juventus on a free transfer, another 15 year old young striker Tegra Bolongo from Losanac FC was brought to Juventus on a free transfer and has arrived at J-Medikal, even though there are several more names that are on Juventus' purchasing radar with defenders and goalkeepers, even though it is still a rumor at least this is Juventus' seriousness in facing their new season.

[Ahli38]

I'm not sure that Inter will secure the Scudetto again, this season looks like it will belong to Juventus with what Juventus has done in the last few seasons, so I'm more realistic in choosing clubs and predicting the right one to win the Scudetto next season. 

Nobody knows, we can say that she is the favorite without a doubt
we can say that he has a good chance of making it, but that he will win for sure seems a little exaggerated to me
Inter fans certainly hope for it and they are convinced, but let's remember that the championship is long and there are other strong teams.

No one knows for sure, but based on what I've seen in several moments, Juventus appears to be more serious about opening this season, adding new ammunition and some confidence in their management. Juventus has made a major overhaul of its squad and management team, leaving it entirely to Spalletti to determine which players to target and which to sell.

This is certainly a matter of Juventus' seriousness in facing their rivals, who have dominated Serie A so far. This season is also the perfect time to restore Juventus' golden era, which has briefly fallen in recent seasons.

Yes, that's right. Juventus appears to be strengthening their squad with several changes. And they are reportedly set to sign several players who will be part of the starting lineup and even serve as substitutes for upcoming matches or even in the upcoming season. Kolo Muani is Juventus' top target to bolster their attack. And they appear to be close to finalizing his transfer after reaching an agreement with PSG. Joshua Zirkzee has reportedly been approached by Juventus to join their squad. As for Juventus’ defense they plan to sign Jhon Lucumi. So I personally believe that Juventus is laying the groundwork to compete effectively in Serie A. And I’m sure they still have a few more options up their sleeves. But Juventus must finalize all their plans quickly so as not to miss out on opportunities during this summer’s transfer window.

[*Ace*]

I'm not sure that Inter will secure the Scudetto again, this season looks like it will belong to Juventus with what Juventus has done in the last few seasons, so I'm more realistic in choosing clubs and predicting the right one to win the Scudetto next season. 

Nobody knows, we can say that she is the favorite without a doubt
we can say that he has a good chance of making it, but that he will win for sure seems a little exaggerated to me
Inter fans certainly hope for it and they are convinced, but let's remember that the championship is long and there are other strong teams.

Inter remains the team to beat, but honestly I see them as weaker than last season, many players have left at the end of their contracts, Others have been sold! I'm not entirely convinced by the new signings, but it's still early to speak; I'll wait a little longer before giving my personal opinion on Inter. But one thing I'm sure of, Juventus doesn't have the team to win the Scudetto. 

[Black Mbaye]

I'm not sure that Inter will secure the Scudetto again, this season looks like it will belong to Juventus with what Juventus has done in the last few seasons, so I'm more realistic in choosing clubs and predicting the right one to win the Scudetto next season. 

Nobody knows, we can say that she is the favorite without a doubt
we can say that he has a good chance of making it, but that he will win for sure seems a little exaggerated to me
Inter fans certainly hope for it and they are convinced, but let's remember that the championship is long and there are other strong teams.

Inter remains the team to beat, but honestly I see them as weaker than last season, many players have left at the end of their contracts, Others have been sold! I'm not entirely convinced by the new signings, but it's still early to speak; I'll wait a little longer before giving my personal opinion on Inter. But one thing I'm sure of, Juventus doesn't have the team to win the Scudetto. 

Inter won the championship this year, but it's unknown what will happen next year. Looking at the squads now, every team in Italy seems evenly matched. Juventus has been a disappointment. Inter failed to make the desired transfers. It's very difficult to talk about who the favorite will be in the Italian league next year. Predicting this is one of the hardest things, because when you look at the transfer season, you don't see any high-profile transfers.

[AYOBA]

Your assessment is accurate, and Inter should be considered one of the most prepared clubs for that in Serie A, if not the most prepared club itself. Inter has invested heavily on players headcount, so that if there are heavy injuries, or even higher numbers of tournaments to play in a season, there will not be a problem of overusing their players that are feeling stressed. This is a good plan that sometimes help them to move higher and maintain a higher rank when their opponents' players have injuries or are overused.

this year too the Serie A can be considered almost dominated by Inter who won't take long to win it again, even if i hope for a great return from other teams who can hinder Inter's path, but not because i can't stand Inter but for the simple fact that otherwise there's no fun.

Considering Inter as a team that will dominate the Serie A which I think it’s too early to predict that because I knows there’s so many’s clubs that have been well prepared for the season to start, it is possible for Inter Milan to win the league title again, but what I want you to understand is that anything can happen in football that’s why they said it’s unpredictable. Now that you expecting them to do well, may be injuries will not allow them to do much as you guys expected that’s how the football goes at times and we should expect a lots of clubs that will fight for this battle.

[Donneski]

I'm not sure that Inter will secure the Scudetto again, this season looks like it will belong to Juventus with what Juventus has done in the last few seasons, so I'm more realistic in choosing clubs and predicting the right one to win the Scudetto next season. 

Nobody knows, we can say that she is the favorite without a doubt
we can say that he has a good chance of making it, but that he will win for sure seems a little exaggerated to me
Inter fans certainly hope for it and they are convinced, but let's remember that the championship is long and there are other strong teams.

Inter remains the team to beat, but honestly I see them as weaker than last season, many players have left at the end of their contracts, Others have been sold! I'm not entirely convinced by the new signings, but it's still early to speak; I'll wait a little longer before giving my personal opinion on Inter. But one thing I'm sure of, Juventus doesn't have the team to win the Scudetto. 

Denzel Dumfries' departure that they're yet to replace I think will be a major setback for them next season as they fight to retain the Scudetto. Inter Milan are surely my favourites to win the Italian Serie A again but I also think that AC Milan will likely be pushing for the title now that Ruben Amorim is at the club

[Ale88]

What a fucking joke it was what happened with Andrea Pirlo and the Italian Federation, this show why the Italian football is completly fucked not only in their national team but also in the SerieA.

Now they call again Mancini so is like a circular travel, we already see this faces and despite something change very deep i dont think we are gonna see a good italy again in a few years.

Well, between Pirlo and Mancini there is no discussion. What has Pirlo accomplished during his career to earn the bench of the Italian National team? His last job was in the Emirates, not even in the first league but in the second division. Come on. I love Maldini but he created a lot of confusion: first he went to Ancelotti, and it was clear Ancelotti wasn't coming because he just signed a contract extension with Brazil like 2 months ago, until 2030; then he tried with Guardiola which was basically a mission impossible. And then you show up with Pirlo?! Are you kidding me? Not a single Italian wanted Pirlo on that bench.

[Warkop]

I'm not sure that Inter will secure the Scudetto again, this season looks like it will belong to Juventus with what Juventus has done in the last few seasons, so I'm more realistic in choosing clubs and predicting the right one to win the Scudetto next season. 

Nobody knows, we can say that she is the favorite without a doubt
we can say that he has a good chance of making it, but that he will win for sure seems a little exaggerated to me
Inter fans certainly hope for it and they are convinced, but let's remember that the championship is long and there are other strong teams.

Inter remains the team to beat, but honestly I see them as weaker than last season, many players have left at the end of their contracts, Others have been sold! I'm not entirely convinced by the new signings, but it's still early to speak; I'll wait a little longer before giving my personal opinion on Inter. But one thing I'm sure of, Juventus doesn't have the team to win the Scudetto. 

Even so, at least Juventus still has stable finances compared to the rival team, even though you don't have confidence in Juventus to win the Scudetto, at least Juventus can pay the referee to win their match. 

[babo]

The players brought in may not be that many, but combining them with the existing players will at least provide a significant difference in strength for next season.
I know Juventus failed to retain their Champions League spot, but this could at least reflect on their performance for the coming season. Playing in the Europa League wouldn't be a problem if Juventus made a small effort to make a difference.

You can't create things from scratch quickly, if you have to do this you have to do like Como, that is, throw a lot of money into it
you understand, or rather you understand that not everyone can afford it
the best solution is the Atalanta way, to build a stable and lasting situation little by little, year after year.

[Volgastallion]

Yes we can all agree that Mancini is way better than Prilo, but we also all know that Italy needs fresh things and Mancini is part of the old football so i dont know what to really think, for me both of them are not the right option for the italian federation, they need to start to look outside if they dont have any good coach around, but seems like their patriotic proud is making them stick with Italian coachs.

[KTChampions]

What a fucking joke it was what happened with Andrea Pirlo and the Italian Federation, this show why the Italian football is completly fucked not only in their national team but also in the SerieA.

Now they call again Mancini so is like a circular travel, we already see this faces and despite something change very deep i dont think we are gonna see a good italy again in a few years.

But Mancini looks far more suited to this job than Pirlo. For me, this is a normal appointment.
Another thing is that the scandal has not ended, but has moved to a new level - now the clubs are accusing the federation that this decision was made without taking into account their opinions or even consulting with them. Unfortunately, Italian football has degenerated to the point of incidents like this. Some minor scandals, mutual claims and zero results.

[Renampun]

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.

They will face a season where they need to play in Serie A and the Champions League, so they need to have a proper squad to be able to face next season.. of course they will recruit players who are more ready to compete and can be an option for player rotation. But there is no need to expect that they will recruit more expensive players, because they have spent more money to recruit Nico Paz, so they will bring in players at a more competitive price.. maybe Fabregas has a scouting team that can do that.

[Altryist]

Yes we can all agree that Mancini is way better than Prilo, but we also all know that Italy needs fresh things and Mancini is part of the old football so i dont know what to really think, for me both of them are not the right option for the italian federation, they need to start to look outside if they dont have any good coach around, but seems like their patriotic proud is making them stick with Italian coachs.

For Mancini, this will be a second attempt, as he failed to lead Italy to the World Cup in 2022. Now he has a chance at redemption by qualifying for the Euros. He previously won the European Championship with Italy in 2020, and I believe that is one of the reasons he was asked to return as head coach of the national team. And Italy enjoyed a very impressive unbeaten run under Mancini. By the way, the Italian national team has not only a new coach but also a new technical director - Ranieri.

[Cyber_warrior]

Juventus and PSG have noon agree a deal to sign Kolo Muani on a loan move with an obligation to buy. The deal is worth 45 million. Ever since the player signed for PSG he has barely have time to prove himself at the club and now his mind is made up to leave the club, we are still yet to get the details of the obligation but I believe it is something that is achievable by the player.

This is the second time Kolo Muani will be at juventus on loan, he had a decent spell the first time he can to the club, and I believe that what juventus decide to go for him again. With juventus without a outright sticker I think it a good one for them, he has the pace and energy to trouble every defense, let just hope this time around he scored more than he did in his first loan spell.

[Lillominato89]

What a fucking joke it was what happened with Andrea Pirlo and the Italian Federation, this show why the Italian football is completly fucked not only in their national team but also in the SerieA.

Now they call again Mancini so is like a circular travel, we already see this faces and despite something change very deep i dont think we are gonna see a good italy again in a few years.

Well, between Pirlo and Mancini there is no discussion. What has Pirlo accomplished during his career to earn the bench of the Italian National team? His last job was in the Emirates, not even in the first league but in the second division. Come on. I love Maldini but he created a lot of confusion: first he went to Ancelotti, and it was clear Ancelotti wasn't coming because he just signed a contract extension with Brazil like 2 months ago, until 2030; then he tried with Guardiola which was basically a mission impossible. And then you show up with Pirlo?! Are you kidding me? Not a single Italian wanted Pirlo on that bench.

I’d say Paolo Maldini’s view was anything but positive.
But in any case, I reckon Pirlo wouldn’t have been all that bad as manager; if you think about it, we’ve had worse in the past, like Ventura.
Mancini is a brilliant manager who has won so much in his career and is the last manager to have brought the European Championship to Italy after so many years of waiting, and I agree with the choice made by Malagò, but the problem will crop up again: Italian clubs aren’t investing in Italian players. We need a radical change in the system through which we develop our champions.