Italian League Prediction Thread (Serie A)

[Ahli38]

This question is actually very natural where in big clubs there are many coach dismissals before the half-term League runs, this is a question to predict, not a pessimistic so real.

I also believe enough with Amorim that he will definitely give a change at least in the position of the standings that can be achieved by AC Milan before to a better position, last they could only reach the 5th position in the standings in hand and actually it was much better than the previous season after that which could only reach the 8th position in the standings and in the 2024-2025 season 2 times change coach, then Allegri improved it and could reach the fifth position yesterday, and now hope Amorim can be the best answer for AC Milan.

Personally, I’m quite optimistic about Amorim’s ability to lead AC Milan to improved performance and better results in Serie A. After all, in the upcoming season, AC Milan will only be competing in the domestic league and the Europa League. And the pressure in the Europa League shouldn’t be as intense as it is in the Champions League. So the Europa League might serve as a proving ground for Amorim’s quality.

When Amorim coached Sporting Lisbon, everything went very well. The same was true at Manchester United. So I think he’ll achieve equally good results at AC Milan. AC Milan just needs to be more patient to see better results.

This marks Ruben Amorim’s first time coaching a team from the Italian league. And it’s a major challenge for him to take the helm of one of the league’s strongest teams. Amorim reportedly has ambitions to coach AC Milan as part of his coaching career. And he has proudly accepted this challenge to provide strong motivation for the AC Milan team and even deliver outstanding performances in the upcoming demanding season. I personally a bit skeptical that Amorim will be able to deliver surprising results for AC Milan right away. I think he’ll need time to align his vision with the squad so they can achieve seamless chemistry. Early in the season AC Milan might not yet be able to deliver many surprises under Amorim’s guidance. But I think we’ll be able to clearly see how the team progresses once the season reaches its halfway point.

[Fakhrulenclix]

Yes, we can't fully judge Amorim based on the preseason matches, but let not forget that despite preseason matches being friendly matches for warming up the players, a team that will perform at a high level will not continue to experience poor results in their preseason matches.in fact, right from the period I heard that AC Milan appointed him as their new manager, I wasn't expecting much from him at AC Milan. If it were another less competitive league, I might say he would likely do better, but let's just see what is going to happen when the season starts.

is something that is now done with all coaches who coach a high-level team. He is never given the opportunity or time to demonstrate his game. Many clubs expect that after two or three matches the results will come out and that they will be continuous, but unfortunately this is not the case. Managing a team and making your own impact requires a lot of time and patience, something that today's football doesn't allow you.

The results of the pre-season matches cannot be used as a reference, we have to see when the competition starts later, but honestly, I also have a little doubt about Amorim, especially to be able to immediately fix the AC Milan team which in my opinion has been very depressed without any framework or legacy so it takes a long process for Amorim and strong support from management for Amorim to make the AC Milan team even better in the future.

[aipercoin]

This question is actually very natural where in big clubs there are many coach dismissals before the half-term League runs, this is a question to predict, not a pessimistic so real.

I also believe enough with Amorim that he will definitely give a change at least in the position of the standings that can be achieved by AC Milan before to a better position, last they could only reach the 5th position in the standings in hand and actually it was much better than the previous season after that which could only reach the 8th position in the standings and in the 2024-2025 season 2 times change coach, then Allegri improved it and could reach the fifth position yesterday, and now hope Amorim can be the best answer for AC Milan.

I think that Amorim is a coach that this Milan absolutely needs to give it back its identity. i have always despised Allegri's game, from Juve to Milan as the last team. For me, he was a coach who didn't know how to give the team a game and who simply aimed to defend the result, even if it was a minimal result. So I'm happy that Milan sent him away and chose a more capable coach.

[xzone]

Vlahovic never quite succeeded at Juventus. He had a much better time at Fiorentina, and he couldn't replicate that successful period. I think he's lucky because the Italiano can use him as he wants at Beşiktaş. He was one of the types of strikers Beşiktaş was looking for. Although the Dusan Vlahovic transfer was expensive, Beşiktaş needed a good player while their rivals had players like Salah, Greenwood, Lukaku, and Osimhen, and that's exactly what happened.

I also ask that Vlahovic, in reality, as a finisher, sinned a lot at Juve, especially in the last meters, while at Fiorentina he was an absolute bomber. What changed between the two teams? Fiorentina was a very offensive team that always took the game into the opponent's midfield, while Juve in recent years has always been a more attentive and defensive team, giving Vlahovic less opportunity to express his game.

Every player plays differently in every team, every team has a different chemistry, and inevitably, players may not always fit into that team. I think Mbappe experienced a similar situation; he couldn't perform at his best when he should have been at his best, and he didn't meet my expectations.

Vlahovic is a very talented footballer, and I think he will contribute a lot to his team and improve himself in the league he'll be playing in now. I'm sure he'll be happy here

[Arenga pinnata]

Personally, I’m quite optimistic about Amorim’s ability to lead AC Milan to improved performance and better results in Serie A. After all, in the upcoming season, AC Milan will only be competing in the domestic league and the Europa League. And the pressure in the Europa League shouldn’t be as intense as it is in the Champions League. So the Europa League might serve as a proving ground for Amorim’s quality.

When Amorim coached Sporting Lisbon, everything went very well. The same was true at Manchester United. So I think he’ll achieve equally good results at AC Milan. AC Milan just needs to be more patient to see better results.

This marks Ruben Amorim’s first time coaching a team from the Italian league. And it’s a major challenge for him to take the helm of one of the league’s strongest teams. Amorim reportedly has ambitions to coach AC Milan as part of his coaching career. And he has proudly accepted this challenge to provide strong motivation for the AC Milan team and even deliver outstanding performances in the upcoming demanding season. I personally a bit skeptical that Amorim will be able to deliver surprising results for AC Milan right away. I think he’ll need time to align his vision with the squad so they can achieve seamless chemistry. Early in the season AC Milan might not yet be able to deliver many surprises under Amorim’s guidance. But I think we’ll be able to clearly see how the team progresses once the season reaches its halfway point.

Well, that’s what Amorim will need time, or rather, AC Milan’s trust to give him more time. Because Amorim is a coach who’s rebuilding the team from the ground up. He doesn’t deliver instant results, but he’s laying the foundation from the very beginning. I hope AC Milan can be more patient this time.

I also think that AC Milan might not show extraordinary results right at the start of the season. But I believe the improvement will definitely be visible, even if it’s gradual.

At least AC Milan is now working to improve the depth of their squad. Currently, they have new players like Gonzalo Ramos, who was acquired from PSG, as well as Mario Gila and Sankhoun Diawara. And there are still a few names on AC Milan’s radar in the transfer market.

[banana33]

6m is not that bad consider Lukaku is very rarely playing. The main concern is that he has quite high salary which is close to the 150k weekly. So Napoli wants to get rid of him, which is quite burdening them compared to how low his contribution to the club.

Nevertheless if he can play consistently at least a half of season when he join Fenerbahce, it can be considered as a benefit for Fenerbahce. But i admit Fenerbahce is doing gambling by signing him when he's just recovering from his injury.

Honestly, he's always getting a luck. whenever he injuries, there always still a club that gives him a place to play.

Lukaku was a player who rarely got injured. After this latest long injury, however, his condition certainly needs to be kept an eye on. He is a player with undoubted physical qualities, who can do very well, but who nevertheless spent a long time away from the pitch. In fact, i would say that Napoli lost a lot of money by signing him for what he gave and how much he was paid.

[Shadiq]

Every player plays differently in every team, every team has a different chemistry, and inevitably, players may not always fit into that team. I think Mbappe experienced a similar situation; he couldn't perform at his best when he should have been at his best, and he didn't meet my expectations.

Vlahovic is a very talented footballer, and I think he will contribute a lot to his team and improve himself in the league he'll be playing in now. I'm sure he'll be happy here

Mbappe cannot adapt to the team, but to his teammates. At the club, he is known as a selfish player, which is why he has never developed good chemistry with his teammates at any club. At PSG, he used to create controversy with Neymar and Messi, now with Vinicius Junior. Here, the problem is not his adaptation, but rather himself.

However, the case of Juventus is different, I feel the lack of a good manager there who can manage the players properly. Basically, due to the lack of a brave and skilled manager, Juventus is now having to find their lost past. They must even become a corruption-free club.

[m4r1o]

Perhaps that has been why his football career is going well despite his talent and goal scoring ability.
He has been linked to so many clubs across Europe in the past few seasons now, but when it comes to negotiation, the clubs gave up because the fee is always much; he and his agent always have special demand which I don’t think will be granted to them because there are other players that can play more than him but not demanding for that big amount of money.

I will not call this greed because he is a footballer and maybe marketing himself due to the talent he has, but with the way the transfer market is now, every player is being market based on what the player can give if he get signed to a club, and according his career lately, he don’t worth that amount, maybe Saudi Arabian teams that have money can afford that.

I, on the other hand, don't understand him, he is a capable player, but in recent years he has really shown that he has many qualities that need to be refined, many aspects that need to be smoothed out.

Consequently, i think that leaving a top club to move to a lesser one, simply for pride and money, is a choice that I, if i were a footballer, would not make.

[Inwestour]

Lukaku was a player who rarely got injured. After this latest long injury, however, his condition certainly needs to be kept an eye on. He is a player with undoubted physical qualities, who can do very well, but who nevertheless spent a long time away from the pitch. In fact, i would say that Napoli lost a lot of money by signing him for what he gave and how much he was paid.

Well, he’s not getting any younger, he’s already 33 years old, and last season, he missed a very large part of it precisely because of an injury, and it was a very serious one. So he does need to be more careful on the pitch, that’s true.

But besides getting older and becoming more prone to injuries, he’s also a very difficult player, and it’s not that easy to get along with him. Allegri understood that he was a problematic player, and the season hasn’t even started yet, but he has already failed to report to the team’s training camp. That already shows that he is likely to cause disciplinary problems, so it’s probably better to sell a player like that.

[Pandu Geddon]

Lukaku was a player who rarely got injured. After this latest long injury, however, his condition certainly needs to be kept an eye on. He is a player with undoubted physical qualities, who can do very well, but who nevertheless spent a long time away from the pitch. In fact, i would say that Napoli lost a lot of money by signing him for what he gave and how much he was paid.

If he doesn’t get injured again soon Fenerbahce can take advantage of the signing. He could get some work done there, but there's no assurance that he wouldn't get hurt again. For Napoli there should be a few players to bring in for the empty slots. But I'm not quite sure if they'll get good players.

[Alonso_]

Yes, we can't fully judge Amorim based on the preseason matches, but let not forget that despite preseason matches being friendly matches for warming up the players, a team that will perform at a high level will not continue to experience poor results in their preseason matches.in fact, right from the period I heard that AC Milan appointed him as their new manager, I wasn't expecting much from him at AC Milan. If it were another less competitive league, I might say he would likely do better, but let's just see what is going to happen when the season starts.

is something that is now done with all coaches who coach a high-level team. He is never given the opportunity or time to demonstrate his game. Many clubs expect that after two or three matches the results will come out and that they will be continuous, but unfortunately this is not the case. Managing a team and making your own impact requires a lot of time and patience, something that today's football doesn't allow you.

The results of the pre-season matches cannot be used as a reference, we have to see when the competition starts later, but honestly, I also have a little doubt about Amorim, especially to be able to immediately fix the AC Milan team which in my opinion has been very depressed without any framework or legacy so it takes a long process for Amorim and strong support from management for Amorim to make the AC Milan team even better in the future.

I wonder if AC Milan players are going to adapt to the playing style of Ruben Amorim, AC Milan have been struggling ever since they won the Scudetto Title, now I’m hearing that some players are wanted out by Ruben Amorim, players like Fikayo Tomori, Nkuku is all wanted out, I believe they have all been told to find another club by the AC Milan board and management, however I’m not a fan of Amorim playing style when you see his formal team playing you will understand that Amorim have a very terrible playing style, let’s see what the project is like with the AC Milan board and the management.

[kennycryptoitalia]

I'd like to thank Juventus so much. They didn't extend Vlahovic's contract, thanks to them we got him for free.  I wish them all the best, I hope they win the Serie A title this season.

I haven't been following Juve much lately, but I tried to keep up with the latest news. It looks like they're going to sign a center back and a goalkeeper. They have Kolo Muani, a top-tier striker. From that perspective, it makes sense that they let Vlahovic go. They could have kept Openda on the team, but they've loaned him out again. They can build a good team, they fell behind last season so they need to get back in the title race.

I also think that Juventus, even by releasing him on a free transfer, still achieved a victory. Vlahovic is a player who required an enormous financial expense which, as far as it was demonstrated, was not worth it at all. And above all because he was always undecided about whether he wanted to stay or leave. And in a big club like Juventus you can't afford to do this.
I not like so much anyway Vlahovic, i dont want him in my team for example.

[Baki202]

This question is actually very natural where in big clubs there are many coach dismissals before the half-term League runs, this is a question to predict, not a pessimistic so real.

I also believe enough with Amorim that he will definitely give a change at least in the position of the standings that can be achieved by AC Milan before to a better position, last they could only reach the 5th position in the standings in hand and actually it was much better than the previous season after that which could only reach the 8th position in the standings and in the 2024-2025 season 2 times change coach, then Allegri improved it and could reach the fifth position yesterday, and now hope Amorim can be the best answer for AC Milan.

I think that Amorim is a coach that this Milan absolutely needs to give it back its identity. i have always despised Allegri's game, from Juve to Milan as the last team. For me, he was a coach who didn't know how to give the team a game and who simply aimed to defend the result, even if it was a minimal result. So I'm happy that Milan sent him away and chose a more capable coach.

That could be because, from Amorim's point of view, not much has been done. If Milan is fortunate, perhaps things will work out for them. The only way we will know that this is the best course of action for Milan is if he is able to lead them to the top. One of my expectations is that the club will succeed, which is how it is supposed to be, and the other, and most important, is that they will be able to get results. But what's your reason for despising Allegri? A club will not always get what they want from a particular coach, so at this point I expect every coach to come with their own idea because that is one of the ways things can be better.

[Shussainshah]

Lukaku was a player who rarely got injured. After this latest long injury, however, his condition certainly needs to be kept an eye on. He is a player with undoubted physical qualities, who can do very well, but who nevertheless spent a long time away from the pitch. In fact, i would say that Napoli lost a lot of money by signing him for what he gave and how much he was paid.

Prime lukaku was something same as today big striker. When Chelsea sign him at a price of $97 million it's was has prime time but now it's prime time in Europe are over and I think lukaku is not a injured prone player but he is actually inconsistent player some time they perform well and some time they perform like 3rd division striker that's why they didn't spend 2 or more year in any big club. Turkish league is not bad for lukaku actually they can score pretty much goal next season I think fernerbahce are building a very good team arround lukaku and try something new hope they work if their plan worked lukaku can score 10 to 15 goal easily.

[Silence Scream]

I'd like to thank Juventus so much. They didn't extend Vlahovic's contract, thanks to them we got him for free.  I wish them all the best, I hope they win the Serie A title this season.

I haven't been following Juve much lately, but I tried to keep up with the latest news. It looks like they're going to sign a center back and a goalkeeper. They have Kolo Muani, a top-tier striker. From that perspective, it makes sense that they let Vlahovic go. They could have kept Openda on the team, but they've loaned him out again. They can build a good team, they fell behind last season so they need to get back in the title race.

I also think that Juventus, even by releasing him on a free transfer, still achieved a victory. Vlahovic is a player who required an enormous financial expense which, as far as it was demonstrated, was not worth it at all. And above all because he was always undecided about whether he wanted to stay or leave. And in a big club like Juventus you can't afford to do this.
I not like so much anyway Vlahovic, i dont want him in my team for example.

He will be a very important player for Beşiktaş. He might not be preferred by big teams, but he can have successful matches in Turkey and Europe with Beşiktaş. This transfer is also important for him in terms of proving himself. Right now, there are many teams and coaches in Europe who doubt him. His time at Fiorentina was very good. Now he will start a new challenge with his coach at Fiorentina. Beşiktaş, on the other hand, will try to get the maximum benefit from this transfer.

[Wake Up]

Lukaku was a player who rarely got injured. After this latest long injury, however, his condition certainly needs to be kept an eye on. He is a player with undoubted physical qualities, who can do very well, but who nevertheless spent a long time away from the pitch. In fact, i would say that Napoli lost a lot of money by signing him for what he gave and how much he was paid.

If he doesn’t get injured again soon Fenerbahce can take advantage of the signing. He could get some work done there, but there's no assurance that he wouldn't get hurt again. For Napoli there should be a few players to bring in for the empty slots. But I'm not quite sure if they'll get good players.

Lukaku is a very dangerous player when he's injured. He's a striker who can tear any team apart. His strong physique also tires out defenders, creating space and opportunities for other players. That's why Fenerbahçe has expectations of him despite him being 33 years old. If he plays like he did in Italy, he could become the top scorer in Turkey.

[Ale88]

Vlahovic never quite succeeded at Juventus. He had a much better time at Fiorentina, and he couldn't replicate that successful period. I think he's lucky because the Italiano can use him as he wants at Beşiktaş. He was one of the types of strikers Beşiktaş was looking for. Although the Dusan Vlahovic transfer was expensive, Beşiktaş needed a good player while their rivals had players like Salah, Greenwood, Lukaku, and Osimhen, and that's exactly what happened.

I also ask that Vlahovic, in reality, as a finisher, sinned a lot at Juve, especially in the last meters, while at Fiorentina he was an absolute bomber. What changed between the two teams? Fiorentina was a very offensive team that always took the game into the opponent's midfield, while Juve in recent years has always been a more attentive and defensive team, giving Vlahovic less opportunity to express his game.

As I explained, the main difference between Juventus and Fiorentina is the pressure. At Juventus you are required to perform and behave in a certain way while at Fiorentina even if you play poorly some matches it's still ok. That applies to any big team. That's why we see many players performing well in small teams and then, after they move, it looks like they got worse.

[babo]

As I explained, the main difference between Juventus and Fiorentina is the pressure. At Juventus you are required to perform and behave in a certain way while at Fiorentina even if you play poorly some matches it's still ok. That applies to any big team. That's why we see many players performing well in small teams and then, after they move, it looks like they got worse.

In any case, this thing makes me sad, neither for Juve nor for Fiorentina. I'm sad because in the end, we're always talking about non-Italian players.
There's no room for youth development, no investment in the youth teams that are the driving force behind the Italian national team.

Every time I think that we haven't been to the World Cup for three years, I feel incredibly sad.
We are in a very bad state.

[pewboy]

A few considerations: Vlahovic had a contract with yearly salary increases, that's why last year he was earning that much money. It was an exceptionally high salary for Italian standards. During his renewal negotiations he was asking for the same amount of money, he never wanted to step back, so Juventus refused to keep discussing the possible renewal. At the same time his father/agent was proposing his son all over Europe but, again, because of his insanely high requests nobody was interested in him. He is a good player but he thinks too much about him. So basically at the end he found himself with only one offer, Besiktas', and probably he understood that nobody else was going to give him 8 millions per year.
I wish you/Besiktas the best because Besiktas is my favorite Turkish team (probably because we share the same team colors) but to Vlahovic, well, it's difficult for me to wish him well...

For 12 million you make much more important purchases, which is why no team in Europe has bothered to buy Vlahovic's card. He is certainly a good player, but unfortunately he is in no way worth the amount he himself believes he is worth. So Juve was right not to satisfy him.