Italian League Prediction Thread (Serie A)

[SmartCharpa]

Fabregas has proven that he is a really good coach and that the system he putted in Como is really good. They got really good young talents and they play really good attacking football. I think that in the champions league they will go into the knockoout phase and in their italian league they probobly be in top 3. They are better and better each season

Fabregas is doing a great job with Como. We saw how they played last season and finished among the top four teams. It’s too early to tell whether they can maintain a position among the top four teams in Serie A next season. Other teams that didn’t qualify for any European football last season are likely to give their best performances next season. Ac Milan and Juventus are busy in the transfer window, signing more players to strengthen their squad for next season.

To be honest, the Champions League might be difficult for Como next season, I don’t know, maybe next season is going to be their first time playing in the Champions League,. The young players may lack the experience to go far in the tournament, we should wait for the season to start.

Nico Paz very willingly accepted to return to Como because he saw the great potential of the team. He knows it won't be his definitive team, but in order to grow, i believe there is no better place for him.

Where he is absolutely at the center of the game, where the game is heavily based on his choices and where he can demonstrate to everyone what he can really do.

Nico Paz made the right decision to stay at Como and not return to Real Madrid. Real Madrid is a club that does not value their academy players, they don’t give them enough chances to prove themselves to the club. Nico Paz was among the best players in Serie A last season. He will have a lot of playing time in the Champions League, unlike Real Madrid, where he will stay on the bench for the rest of the season.

[pewboy]

Last season Como focused solely on the Serie A competition, and it might have been a little easier for Fabregas to cope with the competition. This season is different, as they will be playing in the Champions League, requiring good squad depth to cope with the busy schedule across multiple competitions. Como will be tested on the team's readiness and how Fabregas can maximize the strengths of the players he has. If he can't maximize his strengths, the concern is that Como's performance will decline compared to last season.

In the Champions League, experienced players are needed and this can affect the team's overall performance. If you look at the players that Como has, it seems that it will be a little more difficult for them to compete, especially when Como will meet several strong teams that always qualify for the Champions League.

Now it will be tough for Como to fight on two or rather three fronts, there is also the Italian cup. We'll see what they can do, it will be a good challenge for Fabregas too. Yes, it's true that it doesn't have experienced players to play in the Champions League, but it does have some interesting young players who will fight to avoid making a bad impression. Even if they make few starts it will be important for them, they will grow.

[PremiumcryptoHub]

I'm hoping they will get the kind of Champions League run Bodo Glimt had last season. I never had the chance to see too much of their games from last season but I have taken sometime to see some beautiful clips posted on YouTube about Fabregas and his boys.
It should be cheers to whoever advises Nico Páz, it was a wise decision to remain with Como United over a move to his parent club filled with already made players under Jose Mourinho. Jose Mourinho must have that genuine love for you to see him get you into his team but since we can't say that for Nico Páz, it's best he stays with Como United. One thing is certain, Champions league football.

Yes, Nico Paz is a good player and he does well to stay at Como, he will be able to grow with peace of mind. We also hope to make a good debut in the Champion League. Fabregas is a great coach and knows how to win and help young players grow. i think Jose Mourinho will regret not having Nico Paz in the team.

Nico Paz is a really good player but he's not yet ready to make the leap in quality and go play for a top European team.
Real Madrid, however, will buy him back without asking too many questions if they want the player. They just bought Diomande for over €100 million, so I don't think they'll have any problems with him.

Obviously Real Madrid would buy the player back without asking too many questions if they wanted to, as we see rumours suggesting Real Madrid could have an option to bring him back for €80m in the future. However it seems that Paz's future is now in Real Madrid's hands, in fact Real Madrid have much more experienced and high-quality midfielders than Nico Paz, so I think it will be difficult for him to get regular playing time behind those established stars.

At this point, we can assume that since Madrid was able to buy a winger like Diomand for over 100 million euros, they might also be able to buy Nico Paz if the player can continue his good performances in the upcoming season.

[paco92x]

Nico Paz made the right decision to stay at Como and not return to Real Madrid. Real Madrid is a club that does not value their academy players, they don’t give them enough chances to prove themselves to the club. Nico Paz was among the best players in Serie A last season. He will have a lot of playing time in the Champions League, unlike Real Madrid, where he will stay on the bench for the rest of the season.

Smart move for him, leading player in his team, and now that he is paired with Baturina in the attacking segment of the game, he looks even better—and so does Baturina. Baturina had a rough start at Como, but when he caught up with the rhythm and pace of Italian football, everybody fell in love with him. It will be a delight to see the two of them play in the UCL with Como, as long as some unbelievable transfer offer doesn't land at Como for them.

[Agbam]

Nico Paz made the right decision to stay at Como and not return to Real Madrid. Real Madrid is a club that does not value their academy players, they don’t give them enough chances to prove themselves to the club. Nico Paz was among the best players in Serie A last season. He will have a lot of playing time in the Champions League, unlike Real Madrid, where he will stay on the bench for the rest of the season.

Yeah I agree, Como is what’s best for him at the moment, leaving for a bigger club right now is like gambling it may or may not favor him. He was in the Argentina World Cup Squad but he wasn’t underused. The coach didn’t have trust in him as he should and he might face similar situation in most big clubs. So another outstanding season at Como will make it impossible for him to be overlooked.

This Como team also have to sign in new players, to reinforce their squad cos they’ll be stretched playing Champions League football and other domestic matches.
I know they’ve been busy but I’ve not really seen any big name, Morata is just washed now, Chalobah is on the way but I trust Fabregas to work his magic once again.

[martinom]

You are both underselling and overselling them at the same time. Weird place to be.

Underselling: Fabregas is one of the better tactical managers that I have seen in recent years. His use of substitutions, his ability to rotate players at the 60 minute mark, his ability to bring fresh legs at tired defenders. It was effective throughout the season. A torino 6-0 was not a coincidence. That system does just what it was meant to do.

Overselling: "even without signing more players". They did sign players lol. And they had to. The lack of depth behind the starters is a worry. Last season their three midfielders were self-destroying. Beautiful to watch but unsustainable at this pace with european football added on top.

The title part, i wish. But Inter milan exist. And Inter demonstrated to everyone how to break Como. Still, it is the long game. This club went from bankruptcy to champions league in like seven years.

Yes, embrace Europe, definitely with a learning experience. Do not dismiss how far they have come simply because there is still a distance to the top.

Fabregas is a coach who knows how to train young people and with him they do a lot. It was a good match against Torino. Of course, Inter remains the favorite for the championship, Como must think about having a good championship and a good Champions League, even if it is difficult. They must be happy that they got to play these important matches, they will help them improve even more. Como did a great feat, no one imagined that in their second year in Serie A they would go to the Champions League.

[tottong]

Fabregas is a coach who knows how to train young people and with him they do a lot. It was a good match against Torino. Of course, Inter remains the favorite for the championship, Como must think about having a good championship and a good Champions League, even if it is difficult. They must be happy that they got to play these important matches, they will help them improve even more. Como did a great feat, no one imagined that in their second year in Serie A they would go to the Champions League.

We'll see this season whether Fabregas can once again lead Como to a top-four challenge or whether he will drag them down to a worse position at the end of the season.
The match schedule will be increasingly congested, and I believe their involvement in the Champions League will slightly impact the team's performance, given the need for a strong squad for that competition.
I have no doubts about Fabregas' ability, but without the support of quality players, it will be a little more difficult for him to keep up. A season is a long time, and it will affect the team's overall performance if the squad depth is not adequate.

[Renampun]

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We think Como's aim is to push themselves further and reinvent themselves in the prestigious Champions League, which is why they are picking up the best stars, as they have already signed the England defender from the Blues, if the Italian club adds more players in this transfer window then they will be able to compete more aggressively in the upcoming Serie A.

Not so aggressive I think, but we know that they will perform better with the new line up that they have since they got some new players who are fresher and have better abilities compared to their previous roster. So we will see that COMO is more capable and will prove that they are worthy to compete in both Serie A and the Champions League.. not like what many people say that they only rely on luck to get this far.. but they can have a more solid squad and have real ability to compete.

[BitcoinHunt3r]

I also think that Nico Paz is an excellent young man and that he has a lot of room for improvement. He will be able to become a champion with the help of Cesc Fabregas, then he will also make the Champions League and will be able to improve faster. Como has a lot of interesting young players, we'll see how this season goes. You have a lot of games, we'll see if they can always play well.

I think we can all agree that Nico Paz is one of the most talented young players but to see his full abilities, we have to wait for his action in the Champions League I mean his performance in Serie A can't be used as a reference. For example, in the last World Cup, he only played 2 times, this is a sign that he has not been fully trusted. Next season is the right time for Nico Paz to prove anything, if he can be consistent in all competitions then he deserves the spotlight especially as a young player. By the way, I noticed since joining Como Nico Paz market value increased from 15 Million to 80 Million, it's a positive trend.

[Donneski]

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We think Como's aim is to push themselves further and reinvent themselves in the prestigious Champions League, which is why they are picking up the best stars, as they have already signed the England defender from the Blues, if the Italian club adds more players in this transfer window then they will be able to compete more aggressively in the upcoming Serie A.

How do they "reinvent" themselves in the UEFA Champions League when they've never played in competition before as a club? This will be the first time that Como will be participating in the Europe's top flight. Signing Trevor Chalobah was a very good move for the Italian club, I was even surprised that Chelsea allowed the England international to leave this summer. Como also have a very good young manager in Cesc Fabregas who's played so many UCL games so I expect him to continue with his last season's impressive record in the Italian Serie A.

[Rashlyowl]

Nico Paz is still very young and in terms of individual quality he is very good and not only that I believe Cesc Fabregas can use this player well to be able to contribute to the team as has been proven and from what has been seen in the last few seasons I think no one doubts Cesc Fabregas in developing the performance of tin Como and the young players in the squad and even very many players have become more shining and that is inseparable from the quality of Cesc Fabregas' coaching in utilizing each player.

Cesc Fàbregas has indeed had a positive impact on the young players at Como, but that is not entirely down to him. Fundamentally, the players at Como are of high quality, they have been able to navigate the league with relative ease because other major teams have lacked fortune. Personally, I'm not convinced they will have as good a league campaign as last season, nor am I convinced that Como will reach the knockout stages of the Champions League.

[Arenga pinnata]

Now it will be tough for Como to fight on two or rather three fronts, there is also the Italian cup. We'll see what they can do, it will be a good challenge for Fabregas too. Yes, it's true that it doesn't have experienced players to play in the Champions League, but it does have some interesting young players who will fight to avoid making a bad impression. Even if they make few starts it will be important for them, they will grow.

Como, along with Fabregas, has surprised us for two seasons in Serie A, and I think they can do even better than that. And well, I’m sure Como won’t do too badly in the UCL either, though I won’t get my hopes up too high. However, I’m confident that Como will at least be able to advance past the first round in the UCL.

And if the results are disappointing, we’ll still be able to understand. After all, this is actually Como’s first time qualifying for the UCL.
After all, just a few years ago in 2019, this team was still in Serie D. Their progress has been remarkable: from the fourth tier of Italian soccer, they’ve now reached the top flight, a feat achieved just two seasons ago and are now making history by competing in the UCL for the very first time.

Como is still continuing its preparations by bringing in several new players from the transfer market. And I believe Fabregas will make excellent use of these new players.

[xzone]

Nico Paz is still very young and in terms of individual quality he is very good and not only that I believe Cesc Fabregas can use this player well to be able to contribute to the team as has been proven and from what has been seen in the last few seasons I think no one doubts Cesc Fabregas in developing the performance of tin Como and the young players in the squad and even very many players have become more shining and that is inseparable from the quality of Cesc Fabregas' coaching in utilizing each player.

Cesc Fàbregas has indeed had a positive impact on the young players at Como, but that is not entirely down to him. Fundamentally, the players at Como are of high quality, they have been able to navigate the league with relative ease because other major teams have lacked fortune. Personally, I'm not convinced they will have as good a league campaign as last season, nor am I convinced that Como will reach the knockout stages of the Champions League.

Como surprised everyone with their performance last season, and if they can start this season a little better prepared, I think everyone will be very impressed. It's very difficult to predict how far they can go in European matches; the quality of the players is not bad at all, but they may not be as good as expected.

Fabregas is a young player who inspires confidence in everyone. I think he will do whatever it takes to make this team even better

[kennycryptoitalia]

I don't think he would have used it, he's too young and he needs to gain experience.
He is not yet a top-class player, otherwise he would have played with his national team, Argentina... which obviously didn't happen and there must be a reason for this.
so in my opinion, even though Jose Mourinho gets on my nerves, he chose well

Yes, in my opinion it was the right choice. Let's say that the World Cup, for the players Argentina has and with the experience they have behind them, was still the right choice. Without wanting to blame Nico Paz, but for Messi's last World Cup it was right that they fielded a team very similar to the one that won the last World Cup, in terms of coherence and simple strategy.

[babo]

I don't think he would have used it, he's too young and he needs to gain experience.
He is not yet a top-class player, otherwise he would have played with his national team, Argentina... which obviously didn't happen and there must be a reason for this.
so in my opinion, even though Jose Mourinho gets on my nerves, he chose well

Yes, in my opinion it was the right choice. Let's say that the World Cup, for the players Argentina has and with the experience they have behind them, was still the right choice. Without wanting to blame Nico Paz, but for Messi's last World Cup it was right that they fielded a team very similar to the one that won the last World Cup, in terms of coherence and simple strategy.

still needs to grow in experience
He's a good player for Como, and he will probably be a good player in the future for Real Madrid (if they don't sell him) and for Argentina.
the choice made is correct, he will gain experience and grow in value without remaining still
for once they do things the right way...

[pewboy]

The leagues haven't even started yet. Therefore, we need to see at least half the season to definitively say who will be relegated. Last year, teams that were at the bottom of the league halfway through managed to recover. So, discussing who will be relegated right now isn't very sensible. It's more logical to discuss who will be champion, because the teams with a chance of winning are already well-known. There are many teams that are candidates for relegation. Of course, teams with better finances and resources will be able to stay in the league more easily.

It's still early to say that they will be relegated, but there are teams that are not well equipped for the Serie A championship. It will be a good challenge and we'll see who will be more competitive to win the championship, it could be a 4 or 5-way fight to win the championship. The challenge of not being relegated will also be exciting.

[Black Mbaye]

The leagues haven't even started yet. Therefore, we need to see at least half the season to definitively say who will be relegated. Last year, teams that were at the bottom of the league halfway through managed to recover. So, discussing who will be relegated right now isn't very sensible. It's more logical to discuss who will be champion, because the teams with a chance of winning are already well-known. There are many teams that are candidates for relegation. Of course, teams with better finances and resources will be able to stay in the league more easily.

It's still early to say that they will be relegated, but there are teams that are not well equipped for the Serie A championship. It will be a good challenge and we'll see who will be more competitive to win the championship, it could be a 4 or 5-way fight to win the championship. The challenge of not being relegated will also be exciting.

For the past few years, we've already seen intense battles for the championship in Italy. This allows us to enjoy the football we watch even more. Frankly, I would prefer a competitive and unpredictable league like Italy's to one like France or Germany, where the champion is already decided. Next year, I want to see Champions League performance from Juventus and Milan. This year, both of them dropped out of the Champions League qualification zone in the final week.

[Silence Scream]

The leagues haven't even started yet. Therefore, we need to see at least half the season to definitively say who will be relegated. Last year, teams that were at the bottom of the league halfway through managed to recover. So, discussing who will be relegated right now isn't very sensible. It's more logical to discuss who will be champion, because the teams with a chance of winning are already well-known. There are many teams that are candidates for relegation. Of course, teams with better finances and resources will be able to stay in the league more easily.

It's still early to say that they will be relegated, but there are teams that are not well equipped for the Serie A championship. It will be a good challenge and we'll see who will be more competitive to win the championship, it could be a 4 or 5-way fight to win the championship. The challenge of not being relegated will also be exciting.

For the past few years, we've already seen intense battles for the championship in Italy. This allows us to enjoy the football we watch even more. Frankly, I would prefer a competitive and unpredictable league like Italy's to one like France or Germany, where the champion is already decided. Next year, I want to see Champions League performance from Juventus and Milan. This year, both of them dropped out of the Champions League qualification zone in the final week.

Of course, competitive football in Italy pleases everyone. However, the high number of unpredictable results can create problems with betting, as favored teams can lose in Italy. Last year, Como finished the season in the Champions League qualifying rounds without any real chance of qualifying. Therefore, both the championship race and the relegation battle will be quite enjoyable and watchable. It's important to follow Italy closely this year. Also, I think teams will field more young Italian players this year because the Italian national team needs more players. In this respect, I think teams will give Italian players more playing time.

[m4r1o]

If Real Madrid paid such a high transfer fee for Diomande, I'm sure Mourinho is considering him for the starting lineup this year, not as a reserve. Because no team would pay 100 million Euros for a player they only consider a reserve. Nico Paz, on the other hand, might return to Real Madrid after showing what he can do in the Champions League this year. He is currently happy at the Italian club and had a fantastic season with Como. Furthermore, Fabregas is looking for specific positions for him, and we might see him more effective and free this year.

As for Nico Paz, i agree that he feels very comfortable in Como. There he is a very regular player and can demonstrate his best qualities, without the pressure of expectations of a huge club like Real Madrid.

As for Diomande, 100 million in a club like Real Madrid is never a sign of guarantee and Hendrick himself proves it, who was overpaid and then sent out on loan.

[martinom]

I also think it's too early to talk about who will be relegated from Serie A. Of course, it's possible that some of the newcomers will be near the relegation zone or fighting for survival. But there are also teams in Serie A that finished the season very poorly and aren't doing well internally or financially. Therefore, discussing who might be relegated to Serie B is too early and, I think even pointless.

But the championship hasn't even started yet, there's absolutely no question of who can be relegated. It is normal for a newly promoted team to still be at a disadvantage compared to a team at the top of the table. If we look at the statistics, this is normal. But in football you should never say never. Anything is possible, anything can happen.