Italian League Prediction Thread (Serie A)

[W Jr.]

From what perspective do you see Juventus as having a strong chance of winning the title?

I fully understand that Juventus were a great team in the past, but in recent years they have consistently struggled to compete for the title and have even had difficulty finishing second. If you remember last season, Juventus had a good run of results for a while, but towards the end of the season, they once again lost their best form. So I would not consider Juventus one of the title contenders.

Despite the fact that Juventus aren’t that far behind the leaders right now, they’re only three points behind the top 3, I also think their main goal this season will be to finish in the Champions League places rather than compete for the Scudetto. The last time Juventus won the league was in the 2019–20 season, and they haven’t won the Scudetto for six seasons now. I don’t think they’re ready to challenge for the title this season either.

In my opinion, it's still too early to say whether Juventus will try to compete for a Champions League spot or win the Scudetto. In Turin, winning the Scudetto is one of the few things that really matter, and they've spent a lot of money trying to win.So I think these evaluations would be better made around December, when it becomes clear who is fighting for the Scudetto and who is fighting for a place in the Champions League.

To my mind, the primary goal is, of course, the Scudetto. Juventus hasn't fared very well in recent years and wants to put that behind them. However, they haven't made a particularly brilliant start to this season either. For now, they aren't too far off the top spot, but as you said we won't really know how things will play out until around the middle of the season. I believe focusing on the title, rather than just Champions League qualification, will help them achieve the right objectives.

[verdinio]

Despite the fact that Juventus aren't that far behind the leaders right now, they're only three points behind the top 3, I also think their main goal this season will be to finish in the Champions League places rather than compete for the Scudetto. The last time Juventus won the league was in the 2019-20 season, and they haven't won the Scudetto for six seasons now. I don't think they're ready to challenge for the title this season either.

this mistrust that has gripped Juventus can only improve, they finally have a very strong team and i think that the coach can finally manage all the problems in the best possible way, i believe that they are finally ready for a return to the big international stages, and return to the Juventus that we have all always remembered.

[babo]

To my mind, the primary goal is, of course, the Scudetto. Juventus hasn't fared very well in recent years and wants to put that behind them. However, they haven't made a particularly brilliant start to this season either. For now, they aren't too far off the top spot, but as you said we won't really know how things will play out until around the middle of the season. I believe focusing on the title, rather than just Champions League qualification, will help them achieve the right objectives.

I certainly don't want to defend Spalletti, since he doesn't need to be defended as he's a good coach.
Juventus doesn't have quality players, it has players for a mid-table team
What miracles does Spalletti have to perform?

a bit like Italy, the national team that only has poor people, you can't work miracles with poor people

[Oluwa-btc]

I certainly don't want to defend Spalletti, since he doesn't need to be defended as he's a good coach.
Juventus doesn't have quality players, it has players for a mid-table team
What miracles does Spalletti have to perform?

a bit like Italy, the national team that only has poor people, you can't work miracles with poor people

Spalletti us a tested and approved manager who can boast of such excellence he has achieved in the past in Seria A. I have never watched a game they have played so far this season so I do not have the information or whatever it takes to be critical of whatever they do and how they play.

I can not say the same thing about their squad quality and capacity.  No miracle needs to be done, all he's got to do is ensure they qualify for the Champions League competition next season. The national team are trying under Macini, they need to be consistent.

Juventus travels to Cagliari come weekend. Cagliari are one of the best attacking sides in Italian Seria A.

[Frankolala]

To my mind, the primary goal is, of course, the Scudetto. Juventus hasn't fared very well in recent years and wants to put that behind them. However, they haven't made a particularly brilliant start to this season either. For now, they aren't too far off the top spot, but as you said we won't really know how things will play out until around the middle of the season. I believe focusing on the title, rather than just Champions League qualification, will help them achieve the right objectives.

You know it'll be very difficult for Juventus to win Scudetto with the set of players that they have. They need to improve their performance and be in a good form because Inter isn't a weak team. In order for any team to win Scudetto, they need to be better than Inter and not have the same . If you have the same quality like Inter, winning Scudetto will be under probability.

[Nwadiche]

You know it'll be very difficult for Juventus to win Scudetto with the set of players that they have. They need to improve their performance and be in a good form because Inter isn't a weak team. In order for any team to win Scudetto, they need to be better than Inter and not have the same . If you have the same quality like Inter, winning Scudetto will be under probability.

Exactly what I'm thinking, if juventus really want to be a title contender whether this season or next they need to be more better that inter. Because with the squad and football pattern I'm not really sure if they'll be able trophy for now, juventus has to be among the big clubs in Serie A but right now they even struggle to qualify for champions league. Since Ronaldo left the club 2021 till dates they just managed to win coppa Italian around 2023-2024 since then they've struggling, if they continue like this it will take them more seasons before they'll be able to win Serie A again.

[Creeper0]

To my mind, the primary goal is, of course, the Scudetto. Juventus hasn't fared very well in recent years and wants to put that behind them. However, they haven't made a particularly brilliant start to this season either. For now, they aren't too far off the top spot, but as you said we won't really know how things will play out until around the middle of the season. I believe focusing on the title, rather than just Champions League qualification, will help them achieve the right objectives.

You know it'll be very difficult for Juventus to win Scudetto with the set of players that they have. They need to improve their performance and be in a good form because Inter isn't a weak team. In order for any team to win Scudetto, they need to be better than Inter and not have the same . If you have the same quality like Inter, winning Scudetto will be under probability.

Roma should not be forgotten this season. The fight for Juventus is even tougher, I don't think they have any chance this season. Inter are already a strong team with the most chances to win the title, and Roma has joined this fight. So if Juventus want to win the Scudetto, they will have to beat Roma and Inter now and win the title. I don't think Juventus has that ability at the moment. So their main goal this season should be to secure a place for the Champions League.

[puloweh555]

Despite the fact that Juventus aren't that far behind the leaders right now, they're only three points behind the top 3, I also think their main goal this season will be to finish in the Champions League places rather than compete for the Scudetto. The last time Juventus won the league was in the 2019-20 season, and they haven't won the Scudetto for six seasons now. I don't think they're ready to challenge for the title this season either.

Juventus is a big team so it's impossible that their goal is just to finish in the top 4 because Juventus target every season is always the Serie A trophy. Currently, Juventus has suffered 1 loss and 1 draw out of 5 matches. I mean, it's way too early for you to say that Juventus will only be able to finish in the top four. Maybe you could say that if only 5 matches were left in the season, but the Serie A journey is still quite long with 33 more games to play. 

Besides, Luciano Spalletti has also reaffirmed his commitment to building the team’s foundation based on Juventus typical mentality to become stronger. Spalletti is also not a coach without philosophy or experience in coaching, so I'm very sure that Juventus will still be a serious contender for the Scudetto trophy this season along with Inter, Milan, and Roma.

[Alex077]

To my mind, the primary goal is, of course, the Scudetto. Juventus hasn't fared very well in recent years and wants to put that behind them. However, they haven't made a particularly brilliant start to this season either. For now, they aren't too far off the top spot, but as you said we won't really know how things will play out until around the middle of the season. I believe focusing on the title, rather than just Champions League qualification, will help them achieve the right objectives.

You know it'll be very difficult for Juventus to win Scudetto with the set of players that they have. They need to improve their performance and be in a good form because Inter isn't a weak team. In order for any team to win Scudetto, they need to be better than Inter and not have the same . If you have the same quality like Inter, winning Scudetto will be under probability.

Lol!! Do you guys think Juventus will become champion?

That is nothing but pipe dream. Among their last five match, Juventus faced somewhat tough opponent in Milan and Sassuolo. And they dropped point in both of those game. It is not possible for this team to win title. If there is any remarkable turnaround in their overall performance after international break then scenario might change. But as of now, it seems Serie A Scudetto race will be confined to just Roma and Inter Milan. I am not satisfied with performances of Lazio, Milan or Napoli either.

[babo]

Lol!! Do you guys think Juventus will become champion?

That is nothing but pipe dream. Among their last five match, Juventus faced somewhat tough opponent in Milan and Sassuolo. And they dropped point in both of those game. It is not possible for this team to win title. If there is any remarkable turnaround in their overall performance after international break then scenario might change. But as of now, it seems Serie A Scudetto race will be confined to just Roma and Inter Milan. I am not satisfied with performances of Lazio, Milan or Napoli either.

only if Jesus comes from heaven and touches all the players with his own hands and works a miracle on them
It's impossible for Juventus to win the Scudetto, they don't have the strength, the backing or all the support.
I think that if it arrives in the top 4 it will already be a miracle for them, the competition is fierce

Milan, Como, Naples, Rome... Lazio!

[Uhwuchukwu53]

Juventus back then and currently now is not same the pressure on them is hard to achieve champion, they can still come out reasonable position where they will never near risk of religattion but wining it this time the odd is too high, I am not forget in hurry that countless times they have become the championship but the energy is not equal back them, not now that Como have the energy to even score them as far as two nil, even Roma is as strong as anything standing as bone on Juventus neck, assuming that it's easy going for Juventus is hard to predict, anything can happen but such victory will be special kind of celebration if it happens by magic.

[Brizi5000]

Despite the fact that Juventus aren't that far behind the leaders right now, they're only three points behind the top 3, I also think their main goal this season will be to finish in the Champions League places rather than compete for the Scudetto. The last time Juventus won the league was in the 2019-20 season, and they haven't won the Scudetto for six seasons now. I don't think they're ready to challenge for the title this season either.

Juventus is a big team so it's impossible that their goal is just to finish in the top 4 because Juventus target every season is always the Serie A trophy. Currently, Juventus has suffered 1 loss and 1 draw out of 5 matches. I mean, it's way too early for you to say that Juventus will only be able to finish in the top four. Maybe you could say that if only 5 matches were left in the season, but the Serie A journey is still quite long with 33 more games to play. 

Besides, Luciano Spalletti has also reaffirmed his commitment to building the team’s foundation based on Juventus typical mentality to become stronger. Spalletti is also not a coach without philosophy or experience in coaching, so I'm very sure that Juventus will still be a serious contender for the Scudetto trophy this season along with Inter, Milan, and Roma.

I see what Spaletti is trying to do with Juventus after taking up the managerial position of the club that was once the heavyweight of serie A, a club with 9 straight scudetto titles.  Juventus is such a massive club and spaletti is having won the league with Napoli us well experienced trying to bring them back to their glory days after they fell behind in the past 5-6 seasons without winning the scudetto. Their performance have improved a little, but not the kind of performance that can win them the league this season but with the way they’re going if they continue like that they have a chance of winning it next season. But for this season i don’t think they have it yet.

[Abbatty]

Despite the fact that Juventus aren't that far behind the leaders right now, they're only three points behind the top 3, I also think their main goal this season will be to finish in the Champions League places rather than compete for the Scudetto. The last time Juventus won the league was in the 2019-20 season, and they haven't won the Scudetto for six seasons now. I don't think they're ready to challenge for the title this season either.

Juventus is a big team so it's impossible that their goal is just to finish in the top 4 because Juventus target every season is always the Serie A trophy. Currently, Juventus has suffered 1 loss and 1 draw out of 5 matches. I mean, it's way too early for you to say that Juventus will only be able to finish in the top four. Maybe you could say that if only 5 matches were left in the season, but the Serie A journey is still quite long with 33 more games to play. 

Besides, Luciano Spalletti has also reaffirmed his commitment to building the team’s foundation based on Juventus typical mentality to become stronger. Spalletti is also not a coach without philosophy or experience in coaching, so I'm very sure that Juventus will still be a serious contender for the Scudetto trophy this season along with Inter, Milan, and Roma.

I see what Spaletti is trying to do with Juventus after taking up the managerial position of the club that was once the heavyweight of serie A, a club with 9 straight scudetto titles.  Juventus is such a massive club and spaletti is having won the league with Napoli us well experienced trying to bring them back to their glory days after they fell behind in the past 5-6 seasons without winning the scudetto. Their performance have improved a little, but not the kind of performance that can win them the league this season but with the way they’re going if they continue like that they have a chance of winning it next season. But for this season i don’t think they have it yet.

I think Juventus problem is not really coming from the managers they bring in, but the management have really failed to invest in juventus for the past decade or so. When you look at clubs like inter Milan and even Napoli you will see how they try to bring in top players every season to see that the club maintains it position. Juventus currently have a good manager but they are still struggling this season, until things change from the management, it will still be the same old story.

Let see how they will end the season, if they can at least get a champions league football next season it will be positive things for them, but seriously I don’t see them winning the Scudetto this season.

[Cgrexp]

Juventus back then and currently now is not same the pressure on them is hard to achieve champion, they can still come out reasonable position where they will never near risk of religattion but wining it this time the odd is too high, I am not forget in hurry that countless times they have become the championship but the energy is not equal back them, not now that Como have the energy to even score them as far as two nil, even Roma is as strong as anything standing as bone on Juventus neck, assuming that it's easy going for Juventus is hard to predict, anything can happen but such victory will be special kind of celebration if it happens by magic.

Juventus have lost their golden years when they won 9 consecutive titles from 2011–12 to 2019–20, their dominance in Serie A was the highest, but since then they have started to fade away, and currently they are not the dominant team they used to be.
I don't think they will be able to easily become as strong as they were last season, Juventus were 6th. And in the current season too, there are much stronger teams than them who are above them. The teams in Serie A are getting stronger now, Inter Milan is currently the strongest, and speaking of Roma, they have started very well this season and are currently at the top. And so one of them will take the title, my best choice for the title is Inter Milan.

[Altryist]

I think Juventus problem is not really coming from the managers they bring in, but the management have really failed to invest in juventus for the past decade or so. When you look at clubs like inter Milan and even Napoli you will see how they try to bring in top players every season to see that the club maintains it position. Juventus currently have a good manager but they are still struggling this season, until things change from the management, it will still be the same old story.

Let see how they will end the season, if they can at least get a champions league football next season it will be positive things for them, but seriously I don’t see them winning the Scudetto this season.

Juventus's problem is that they aren't spending enough money on new signings, they have good coaches, but you can't expect a coach to transform the team without new players. I think the management understands this, and perhaps that is why they kept Spalletti on as head coach, even though Juventus failed to finish the season in the top 4. I also doubt that things will change for the better this season.

[verdinio]

To my mind, the primary goal is, of course, the Scudetto. Juventus hasn't fared very well in recent years and wants to put that behind them. However, they haven't made a particularly brilliant start to this season either. For now, they aren't too far off the top spot, but as you said we won't really know how things will play out until around the middle of the season. I believe focusing on the title, rather than just Champions League qualification, will help them achieve the right objectives.

yeah, returning to great football is what matters for a team that wants to win again, and taking the championship that has been missing for so many years is the most fundamental thing, having to deal with teams that win even if they are less performing than you must be frustrating, but i am convinced that they can win again.

[Decimetre]

To my mind, the primary goal is, of course, the Scudetto. Juventus hasn't fared very well in recent years and wants to put that behind them. However, they haven't made a particularly brilliant start to this season either. For now, they aren't too far off the top spot, but as you said we won't really know how things will play out until around the middle of the season. I believe focusing on the title, rather than just Champions League qualification, will help them achieve the right objectives.

yeah, returning to great football is what matters for a team that wants to win again, and taking the championship that has been missing for so many years is the most fundamental thing, having to deal with teams that win even if they are less performing than you must be frustrating, but i am convinced that they can win again.

Any team can win the scudetto but it's very obvious that Juventus is not amongst the favourites to win the league this season. Focusing on the league will help them finish in a better position of saying third or fourth because the season is showing a lot of teams now that are very ready to compete for the league. They don't seem ready for the league because of their performance in the 5 games gone. The top spot seems to belong to Roma and Inter Milan based on their current forms and performance. But the team is improved compared to the last couple of years when they started struggling in the league. They could finish in the champions League spot and that will be a good result for them.

[Rashlyowl]

Juventus back then and currently now is not same the pressure on them is hard to achieve champion, they can still come out reasonable position where they will never near risk of religattion but wining it this time the odd is too high, I am not forget in hurry that countless times they have become the championship but the energy is not equal back them, not now that Como have the energy to even score them as far as two nil, even Roma is as strong as anything standing as bone on Juventus neck, assuming that it's easy going for Juventus is hard to predict, anything can happen but such victory will be special kind of celebration if it happens by magic.

There will always be changes if a team fails to maintain its performance, I know you're referring to the seasons when Juventus was all but certain to win the league, if I'm not mistaken, that was back when Pogba was still playing there.

Serie A is completely different proposition for them now, there is simply too much competition, especially with the arrival of Como, who have brought a fresh dynamic to Serie A. Their chances of becoming champions have become slim, the league title now looks likely to go to either Internazionale or Roma.

[katanic97]

Juventus back then and currently now is not same the pressure on them is hard to achieve champion, they can still come out reasonable position where they will never near risk of religattion but wining it this time the odd is too high, I am not forget in hurry that countless times they have become the championship but the energy is not equal back them, not now that Como have the energy to even score them as far as two nil, even Roma is as strong as anything standing as bone on Juventus neck, assuming that it's easy going for Juventus is hard to predict, anything can happen but such victory will be special kind of celebration if it happens by magic.

There will always be changes if a team fails to maintain its performance, I know you're referring to the seasons when Juventus was all but certain to win the league, if I'm not mistaken, that was back when Pogba was still playing there.

Serie A is completely different proposition for them now, there is simply too much competition, especially with the arrival of Como, who have brought a fresh dynamic to Serie A. Their chances of becoming champions have become slim, the league title now looks likely to go to either Internazionale or Roma.

We can't say anything after only 5 games played. At the moment it looks like Roma and Inter are in the best form, but guys, it's still the beginning. We don't know how this international break will affect the players, there are many factors. After this break, a lot can change, form, injuries, absolutely a lot of things

[*Ace*]

To my mind, the primary goal is, of course, the Scudetto. Juventus hasn't fared very well in recent years and wants to put that behind them. However, they haven't made a particularly brilliant start to this season either. For now, they aren't too far off the top spot, but as you said we won't really know how things will play out until around the middle of the season. I believe focusing on the title, rather than just Champions League qualification, will help them achieve the right objectives.

yeah, returning to great football is what matters for a team that wants to win again, and taking the championship that has been missing for so many years is the most fundamental thing, having to deal with teams that win even if they are less performing than you must be frustrating, but i am convinced that they can win again.

Juventus, like every year, starts as one of the favorites, but in the last six seasons they have failed to achieve their primary objective. I believe they will try to win the Scudetto this season too. The team is strong, but we don't know if they will be mentally strong. I believe that Juventus is currently among the three strongest teams in Serie A.