Italian League Prediction Thread (Serie A)

[Pablo-wood]

I think AC Milan have made a particularly intelligent transfer compared to last year. He chose to aim for a more cautious but concrete market, taking the right players and inserting them in the right places, given that last year he had some shortcomings from a squad point of view.

I also like the way Milan are working in the transfer market. They strengthened their attack with Gonçalo Ramos from PSG, a young striker. They brought in Mario Gila from Lazio to strengthen the defense, and also signed Diavara from Troyes. I think these are very good additions for Milan. They should make the team stronger. However, I’m not really impressed with the way Milan have been playing in their friendly matches so far. But I hope they will perform much better in the competitive games.

Sometimes friendly matches are strategy to study tactics and try out different options. Amorim was appointed in June so for me I am just assuming he is trying out his various options in friendlies to see what will be his perfect game plan ahead of the season.

The recent signings made by Milan can be a good advantage to the team if they can be well managed. Of all the signings I think Gonçalo Ramos is the most excited to join Amorin in AC Milan with his recent proclamation of him sharing the same football ideas as his coach.

[Oluwa-btc]

For this reason, in fact, i think that Manchester United will not be able to play an excellent season, because due to the limited squad they have and the few signings made so far, they will hardly be able to keep up with both the championship and the Champions League without counting the internal cups.

I stopped seeing the next Manchester United manager as the next messiah and I do not see Michael Carrick as the guy who makes Manchester United win the Premier League Competition, maybe he will but he will never next season.
They will have an excellent season in the Premier League Competition but then, in the Champions League competition? They will be knocked the fvck out.
They should keep on romanticising Harry Maguire a lazy log of wood, Luke Shaw with no legs and lastly, Marcus Rashford that virus who do not have no such plans to play for the club again. All Michael Carrick does is say yes and nod to whatever is asked of him. We deserve better!

[Italian Panic]

The recent signings made by Milan can be a good advantage to the team if they can be well managed. Of all the signings I think Gonçalo Ramos is the most excited to join Amorin in AC Milan with his recent proclamation of him sharing the same football ideas as his coach.

I have never been particularly keen on Gonçalo Ramos; in my view, there were better options out there, or at the very least, that player wasn’t worth all that money. I think Milan needed a more old school striker, one who destroy all in the penalty area. Ramos needs the ball at his feet to score, and perhaps that’s why they kept Modrić, but even so, it’s not enough to bring back the Milan we used to know.

[m4r1o]

Ruben Amorim was lash during his time as Manchester United manager, the fans said he was incompetent and one of the worst managers that have led Manchester United in the history of the club. Ruben Amorim suffered from huge defeats at Old Trafford but as time passes by, he got sacked and today he's appointed as AC Milan headcoach.

Are you intrigued following the performance of AC Milan recently? They lost all pre-season games and this alone created doubts for the new manager but he did face his former team, Manchester United where the Red Devils thought they will dominate and finish Amorim but that was not the case, because AC Milan came out in good numbers and won the name with ease.

We know this like the Premier League public, especially of a club like Manchester United, a historic and important club. The fans have no pity for coaches who do not bring points and who do not enhance the team. Honestly, i don't see fault in Amorim, but in a club and a team that must try to find the compass to function properly.

[changaa]

Yes, you're absolutely right about that. Ruben Amorim achieved many unattainable successes with Sporting Lisbon. The English Premier League is a very difficult league, even for the most experienced managers. It was difficult for the Portuguese manager to adapt there. Of course, he didn't achieve what he wanted with Manchester United, but it's important to remember that the opponents he faced there were some of the best teams in the world. He will face a similar rivalry with Milan, but it's important to remember that it's a slightly less competitive league than the Premier League.

The teams they had were very strong, but that wasn't the problem. Manchester United's problem last year was precisely within the club. There was something wrong. Even with the signing of important players, the team never improved, the situation never changed. This is why i struggle to blame Amorim for the failures. With Carrick, it is an updated team, if they have found a situation that seems to work. We'll see how it goes.

[Sammye3]

The recent signings made by Milan can be a good advantage to the team if they can be well managed. Of all the signings I think Gonçalo Ramos is the most excited to join Amorin in AC Milan with his recent proclamation of him sharing the same football ideas as his coach.

I have never been particularly keen on Gonçalo Ramos; in my view, there were better options out there, or at the very least, that player wasn’t worth all that money. I think Milan needed a more old school striker, one who destroy all in the penalty area. Ramos needs the ball at his feet to score, and perhaps that’s why they kept Modrić, but even so, it’s not enough to bring back the Milan we used to know.

Gonçalo Ramos is worth that amount given how rigged the transfer market is right now and he would definitely perform well with Modrić in the midfield. I think one factor that made his value skyrocket was his appearance in the World Cup despite not having enough playing time.

With Amorim as the head coach, he would definitely know how to manage these players to give the best performance. AC Milan have so many talented players right now and I see them in the race for the Italian league this season.

[aipercoin]

When someone rejects or dismisses you, you must try to prove yourself against them, Ruben Amorim did the same and succeeded. There is no reason to call Amorim a bad coach, he is talented. But he could not fulfill what Manchester United expected or what United needed. It must be said that he failed at Manchester United. Maybe he was not ready to handle the pressure of the Premier League.

But maybe he will succeed at AC Milan. Although Serie A is fiercely competitive, it is not a league that creates a lot of pressure like the Premier League. Except for the top 5-6 teams, the rest of the teams do not have the ability to fight. Therefore, it will be relatively easy for Amorim to maintain consistency. We will start to see the real picture in a few days.

I have always considered Amorim a coach with a good chance of success. He demonstrated it in Lisbon. It is no coincidence that he was strongly desired by Manchester United, but in a very confusing situation, both at team and club level, he could not and did not manage to make a difference, like other coaches before him. Now that Milan is gone, he could put together a really competitive team.

[babo]

I stopped seeing the next Manchester United manager as the next messiah and I do not see Michael Carrick as the guy who makes Manchester United win the Premier League Competition, maybe he will but he will never next season.
They will have an excellent season in the Premier League Competition but then, in the Champions League competition? They will be knocked the fvck out.
They should keep on romanticising Harry Maguire a lazy log of wood, Luke Shaw with no legs and lastly, Marcus Rashford that virus who do not have no such plans to play for the club again. All Michael Carrick does is say yes and nod to whatever is asked of him. We deserve better!

Usually when this happens, after a bad game or defeat it brings everyone back to the real world
always like this
we expect a coach or even a player to arrive who will solve the problems as if by magic

However, the problems that Milan has cannot be solved by magic by a single coach, it is practically impossible for that to happen
they will notice

[Silence Scream]

When someone rejects or dismisses you, you must try to prove yourself against them, Ruben Amorim did the same and succeeded. There is no reason to call Amorim a bad coach, he is talented. But he could not fulfill what Manchester United expected or what United needed. It must be said that he failed at Manchester United. Maybe he was not ready to handle the pressure of the Premier League.

But maybe he will succeed at AC Milan. Although Serie A is fiercely competitive, it is not a league that creates a lot of pressure like the Premier League. Except for the top 5-6 teams, the rest of the teams do not have the ability to fight. Therefore, it will be relatively easy for Amorim to maintain consistency. We will start to see the real picture in a few days.

I have always considered Amorim a coach with a good chance of success. He demonstrated it in Lisbon. It is no coincidence that he was strongly desired by Manchester United, but in a very confusing situation, both at team and club level, he could not and did not manage to make a difference, like other coaches before him. Now that Milan is gone, he could put together a really competitive team.

Hopefully, he will achieve his goals with Milan, because from this point on, Milan will be his most important test. Right now, he seems like a failed manager who couldn't establish himself in the Premier League. Changing this perception depends on what he does with Milan. Currently, the ideal conditions have been created for Milan. Not only did they fail to qualify for the Champions League last year, but this year they will face easier opponents in the Europa League, which is better for the Portuguese manager. He already reached a final with Manchester United and is accustomed to the Europa League. Milan's squad is capable of reaching the Europa League final, and if they do, he could be back at the helm next year. However, if he gets a few unsuccessful results in a row, the management might make an early managerial change.

[Arenga pinnata]

Ruben Amorim was lash during his time as Manchester United manager, the fans said he was incompetent and one of the worst managers that have led Manchester United in the history of the club. Ruben Amorim suffered from huge defeats at Old Trafford but as time passes by, he got sacked and today he's appointed as AC Milan headcoach.

Are you intrigued following the performance of AC Milan recently? They lost all pre-season games and this alone created doubts for the new manager but he did face his former team, Manchester United where the Red Devils thought they will dominate and finish Amorim but that was not the case, because AC Milan came out in good numbers and won the name with ease.

We know this like the Premier League public, especially of a club like Manchester United, a historic and important club. The fans have no pity for coaches who do not bring points and who do not enhance the team. Honestly, i don't see fault in Amorim, but in a club and a team that must try to find the compass to function properly.

From my perspective, having followed Man Utd during the season when they were still coached by Amorim, I actually saw the team slowly start to turn things around. although the progress was indeed slow, Amorim seemed to have successfully built a strong foundation. as a result, when Carrick took over at Man Utd, he was able to easily lead the team to a significant improvement in performance. This is similar to how Klopp laid a strong foundation before Arne Slot arrived at Liverpool. Slot’s first season at Liverpool yielded excellent results. However, when Slot tried to alter the team’s foundation that Klopp had built, the results in the following season deteriorated, leading to Slot’s eventual dismissal. Carrick’s situation at Man Utd could very well meet the same fate if he makes significant changes to the depth of the Man Utd squad that Amorim has built.

And Amorim at AC Milan will certainly do the same. He won’t rush things. He’ll build the team’s foundation as strong as possible. And during the preseason, he’ll definitely experiment with many different strategies. So, if anyone criticizes him just because of the preseason results, that’s not wise at all.

[Lannakosa]

Usually when this happens, after a bad game or defeat it brings everyone back to the real world
always like this
we expect a coach or even a player to arrive who will solve the problems as if by magic

However, the problems that Milan has cannot be solved by magic by a single coach, it is practically impossible for that to happen
they will notice

Milan has good players, but they still have work to do. I think Amarim will try his best, but I don't see him as a coach who can come in and fix everything and save the team. Especially since Milan has undergone a lot of changes in management and coaching staff since last season, so I think this will have an impact on their new season, but I doubt it will be for the better.

[W Jr.]

Usually when this happens, after a bad game or defeat it brings everyone back to the real world
always like this
we expect a coach or even a player to arrive who will solve the problems as if by magic

However, the problems that Milan has cannot be solved by magic by a single coach, it is practically impossible for that to happen
they will notice

Milan has good players, but they still have work to do. I think Amarim will try his best, but I don't see him as a coach who can come in and fix everything and save the team. Especially since Milan has undergone a lot of changes in management and coaching staff since last season, so I think this will have an impact on their new season, but I doubt it will be for the better.

Actually, the season hasn't even started yet. Let the season begin and see what he can do with Milan; then I think we can make more informed comments. Perhaps Ruben Amorim could repeat his magnificent period at Sporting Lisbon at Milan? If so, he could become one of the best managers Milan has ever seen. However, we are all skeptical of him because of his unsuccessful period at Manchester United. Maybe we should just let him do his job. It will be a tough race for the Portuguese manager because every team in Italy is considered strong. I don't think he's going to an easier place than the Premier League. The competition was high in the Premier League, and it will be high in Italy as well.

[martinom]

Ruben Amorim clearly came to that sidelines with a solid mindset to loudly use a win against his old team to make a statement, he was eager to show the fans that he had something tangible to offer and also out a nice screw to his former squad so he can at least prove that he is a god manager or half descent one. That win he got was written all over his face that it was in someway personal to him, because in his last few weeks for Man U, he was called many horrible names and insulted. It was a friendly match but still a win is a win.

Ruben Amorim took a big chunk out of his shoe by beating Manchester United, he showed that he knows how to coach. They treated him badly, but it's also true that he didn't do much good for Manchester United, but that doesn't mean he should be insulted or treated badly. Yes, it was a friendly match, but we know that winning helps you win. Milan played well.

[RaltcoinsB]

Ruben Amorim clearly came to that sidelines with a solid mindset to loudly use a win against his old team to make a statement, he was eager to show the fans that he had something tangible to offer and also out a nice screw to his former squad so he can at least prove that he is a god manager or half descent one. That win he got was written all over his face that it was in someway personal to him, because in his last few weeks for Man U, he was called many horrible names and insulted. It was a friendly match but still a win is a win.

Ruben Amorim took a big chunk out of his shoe by beating Manchester United, he showed that he knows how to coach. They treated him badly, but it's also true that he didn't do much good for Manchester United, but that doesn't mean he should be insulted or treated badly. Yes, it was a friendly match, but we know that winning helps you win. Milan played well.

Ultimately, this was a friendly match, but it was still Milan's first serious test. They managed to beat Manchester United. Furthermore, scoring four goals showed their potential to overcome their low goal-scoring record from last year. As a Premier League team, they played against a tough opponent because Manchester United had produced quality players last year who even climbed to the Champions League qualifying positions. If Milan continues like this, they will be a contender for the Italian championship, or at worst, will finish in the top four to qualify for the Champions League.

[Altryist]

Ruben Amorim took a big chunk out of his shoe by beating Manchester United, he showed that he knows how to coach. They treated him badly, but it's also true that he didn't do much good for Manchester United, but that doesn't mean he should be insulted or treated badly. Yes, it was a friendly match, but we know that winning helps you win. Milan played well.

A pretty good win over Manchester United. What I'll say is that Amarim was without some key players. They put Toriani in goal, and Leão wasn't in the squad for that game either, so Milan was playing without some of their regulars. Despite that the players, especially the attackers, received very high marks. But that's not surprising, because Milan managed to score four goals in that match. I don't think Amarim had anything to prove against Manchester United, it was one of their good games.

[bastisisca]

AC Milan secured a great victory in their pre-season friendly against Manchester United. First of all, they deserve congratulations, but it's important to remember that this was a friendly match. The main purpose of this game was to test the players and see if they could execute the instructions given to them. Perhaps the Portuguese manager's lack of success with Manchester United stemmed from a stressful and tense period. However, he's starting a new rivalry with Milan and aiming for success in Italy. They have to perform at their best in every match. Therefore, he wants to see his team in top form. These difficult matches are important for the manager from this perspective as well.

Milan were able to play a very rational match, with the new players who already feel like an integral part of the team, which is fundamental for building a harmonious and familiar relationship with the rest of the team, because that is what makes the difference. Having players united for the same purpose.

[asriloni]

So here we go another serie a winner prediction by opta. Inter is once again topping the list to be the winner this season. I see no big change happened to the Intermilan, and they literally play with almost the same squad as last season. Good chemistry, good tactical execution, and team working. No doubt they're still favorite to win the league.

Nevertheless, i see something funny here because Como is just sitting at the top two to win serie a. Imagine being a serie c club a few years ago, then they become one of favorite to win the title. So this is speaking how money matter here.

However do you guys aware if we're not even seeing AC Milan on the list? This shows how their team has regressed a lot. Even opta is not seeing them as one of potential club to win serie a title.

My questions, do you guys agree with this prediction? 

[verdinio]

AC Milan management need to give Amorim sometime since they believe in him before given him this job, if they can give him time to build a very good team before they achieve any greatness for the team.

Why did a coach like Ten Hag, who always did very well at Ajax, suddenly start to do badly once he arrived at Manchester United? Only to then be replaced by Amorim, who arrived from Sporting where he had done very well, and arrive at United and also do badly.
It's obvious that the blame doesn't just lie with the coaches.

[Pressurizedem]

AC Milan management need to give Amorim sometime since they believe in him before given him this job, if they can give him time to build a very good team before they achieve any greatness for the team.

Why did a coach like Ten Hag, who always did very well at Ajax, suddenly start to do badly once he arrived at Manchester United? Only to then be replaced by Amorim, who arrived from Sporting where he had done very well, and arrive at United and also do badly.
It's obvious that the blame doesn't just lie with the coaches.

It is the coach that is certainly the problem. One thing I always tell people is that England is different from other leagues, and If you are talking about the hardest league in the world, then you must put England in front. Most managers who come from other leagues find it difficult to coach in England, because the aggression in England 's pattern of okay is more different from that if other leagues.

Ten Hag is a good coach, but managing a big club like Mancity requires someone that has been in the English premier league to understand the pattern of the league, someone who has had the experience to play in England to be able to manage a big team like Man U. Now that they've brought in Carrick, you can see what he's doing already in the team, and now you can say the problem was never the team, but the coach. Carrick brought Man U from where they were, to top four where they will be playing champions league football.

[Hyphen(-)]

AC Milan management need to give Amorim sometime since they believe in him before given him this job, if they can give him time to build a very good team before they achieve any greatness for the team.

Why did a coach like Ten Hag, who always did very well at Ajax, suddenly start to do badly once he arrived at Manchester United? Only to then be replaced by Amorim, who arrived from Sporting where he had done very well, and arrive at United and also do badly.
It's obvious that the blame doesn't just lie with the coaches.

It is the coach that is certainly the problem. One thing I always tell people is that England is different from other leagues, and If you are talking about the hardest league in the world, then you must put England in front. Most managers who come from other leagues find it difficult to coach in England, because the aggression in England 's pattern of okay is more different from that if other leagues.

Yes agreed; the premier league is one of the toughest league due to competition, they have serious teams that are all ready to win the league, it should definitely be difficult for coaches that come from other leagues to adapt so easily, but that of Manchester United has become a problem always.

Most coaches that come to Manchester United fails; let’s leave coaches that coaches them before Ten Hag, let’s use Ten Hag and Amorim as the cases study; they were both doing really well in their previous clubs, they are among the best coaches if you will rate them then due to how good they have performed in their respective leagues; but when they joined Manchester United, they became worse, this means the management also have some hidden problem that affect the coaches performance because these cua he’s have been incredible before joining Manchester United.

Now, they have their own legend as their coach, and I can see that they have been active in the transfer market since last season, I believe they will try to be consistent under Carrick because they look like they are rebuilding a better team now.