⚽ Lega Serie A 🇮🇹 (Italian League) Prediction Thread 2024/2025⚽

[cande86]

From what I have read around, Cesc Fabregas will continue to be the coach of Como for many more years, the owner of Como has reportedly stated that Cesc Fabregas is at the centre of a medium- and long-term project and that they are not willing to let him leave. Inter apparently do not want to give up and will continue to press, but they have little time because the World Cup starts on 14 June and they are still without a coach

Look, honestly, i didn't expect it. After all the nice words Cesc Fabregas said about Como, i thought he wanted to stay to build a very big reality.
I don't think it's a money issue, i don't understand this behavior honestly. Let's see how it evolves.

[Lillominato89]

From what I have read around, Cesc Fabregas will continue to be the coach of Como for many more years, the owner of Como has reportedly stated that Cesc Fabregas is at the centre of a medium- and long-term project and that they are not willing to let him leave. Inter apparently do not want to give up and will continue to press, but they have little time because the World Cup starts on 14 June and they are still without a coach

Look, honestly, i didn't expect it. After all the nice words Cesc Fabregas said about Como, i thought he wanted to stay to build a very big reality.
I don't think it's a money issue, i don't understand this behavior honestly. Let's see how it evolves.

One must also consider that Cesc Fabregas is not only the coach of Como but also a partner in the club, so he has a double role, let's say.
Today, however, it will be known whether or not he will accept Inter's proposal. The alternatives would be Chivu or Vieira who honestly both don't excite me that much, Allegri or De Zerbi would have been better, or Palladino who uses the same scheme as Inzaghi. another coach I like a lot is Italiano of Bologna

[bastisisca]

From what I have read around, Cesc Fabregas will continue to be the coach of Como for many more years, the owner of Como has reportedly stated that Cesc Fabregas is at the centre of a medium- and long-term project and that they are not willing to let him leave. Inter apparently do not want to give up and will continue to press, but they have little time because the World Cup starts on 14 June and they are still without a coach

Unfortunately money is the downfall of football, see Inzaghi. In my opinion much of the problem was also due to the fact that he already had his head in Saudi Arabia.
I am convinced, you cannot convince me otherwise, that he had already made agreements. Agreements are not made in two days, and therefore he did not concentrate too much.

[Lillominato89]

From what I have read around, Cesc Fabregas will continue to be the coach of Como for many more years, the owner of Como has reportedly stated that Cesc Fabregas is at the centre of a medium- and long-term project and that they are not willing to let him leave. Inter apparently do not want to give up and will continue to press, but they have little time because the World Cup starts on 14 June and they are still without a coach

Unfortunately money is the downfall of football, see Inzaghi. In my opinion much of the problem was also due to the fact that he already had his head in Saudi Arabia.
I am convinced, you cannot convince me otherwise, that he had already made agreements. Agreements are not made in two days, and therefore he did not concentrate too much.

Well certainly Inzaghi had already had the agreement with his new club for weeks, but I don't think that because of this the whole team played a really shit Champions League final! They were playing to go down in history forever.
In any case, I'm happy for him! He gave a lot to Inter and received little, the chance came to him to earn like Uncle Scrooge and he jumped at the chance! We all would have done it

[masulum]

Unfortunately money is the downfall of football, see Inzaghi. In my opinion much of the problem was also due to the fact that he already had his head in Saudi Arabia.
I am convinced, you cannot convince me otherwise, that he had already made agreements. Agreements are not made in two days, and therefore he did not concentrate too much.

Coaches and Players who move to rich clubs will always be considered to only want to enrich themselves. Simone Inzaghi has given several titles to Inter Milan, that was enough for him to make the decision to leave. If Inter failure is consideread as 100% because of Inzaghi's lack of concentration just because of the contract with the Arab team, that is completely wrong i think. If Inzaghi was not focused on coaching Inter, he would not have reached the UCL Final. It is not entirely Inzaghi fault, the player factor must also be considered.

[LUCKMCFLY]

About Zidane topic I don't think he would like to sign for any club these days. He looks happy with being away from football. I think Inter will look for another Italian coach. But I wonder who their choice will be.

I see it the same as you , because Zidane is only focused on being called to manage the French national team, that's his objective, his first Objective was Madrid and he trained them with very good results, wow, the truth is he was a master , but now he only wants the national team, but that's why I think he doesn't accept other requests or job offers.

[CLS63]

From what I have read around, Cesc Fabregas will continue to be the coach of Como for many more years, the owner of Como has reportedly stated that Cesc Fabregas is at the centre of a medium- and long-term project and that they are not willing to let him leave. Inter apparently do not want to give up and will continue to press, but they have little time because the World Cup starts on 14 June and they are still without a coach

I also heard Inter's interest in Cesc Fabregas earlier but this deal isn't happening seemingly. Because Como president already stated that Fabregas never asked to leave in the first place. So there is no agreement with Inter in the near future.

This brings up one question. Who is going to be their next candidate then? Just as you said another big tournament is about to start soon. They need to wrap this up as soon as possible. I feel like they will go for an Italian coach again but let's see.

[cande86]

From what I have read around, Cesc Fabregas will continue to be the coach of Como for many more years, the owner of Como has reportedly stated that Cesc Fabregas is at the centre of a medium- and long-term project and that they are not willing to let him leave. Inter apparently do not want to give up and will continue to press, but they have little time because the World Cup starts on 14 June and they are still without a coach

I also heard Inter's interest in Cesc Fabregas earlier but this deal isn't happening seemingly. Because Como president already stated that Fabregas never asked to leave in the first place. So there is no agreement with Inter in the near future.

This brings up one question. Who is going to be their next candidate then? Just as you said another big tournament is about to start soon. They need to wrap this up as soon as possible. i feel like they will go for an Italian coach again but let's see.

Yes, i don't understand anything, and in any case, i saw that Inter have taken on another coach, the one who won the treble, so Cesc Frabregas will remain at Como.
In fact i was surprised because the club wanted to invest in him and wanted to do something long term.
After all, we are in a confusing period for the market, so it's normal.

[Lillominato89]

From what I have read around, Cesc Fabregas will continue to be the coach of Como for many more years, the owner of Como has reportedly stated that Cesc Fabregas is at the centre of a medium- and long-term project and that they are not willing to let him leave. Inter apparently do not want to give up and will continue to press, but they have little time because the World Cup starts on 14 June and they are still without a coach

I also heard Inter's interest in Cesc Fabregas earlier but this deal isn't happening seemingly. Because Como president already stated that Fabregas never asked to leave in the first place. So there is no agreement with Inter in the near future.

This brings up one question. Who is going to be their next candidate then? Just as you said another big tournament is about to start soon. They need to wrap this up as soon as possible. i feel like they will go for an Italian coach again but let's see.

Yes, i don't understand anything, and in any case, i saw that Inter have taken on another coach, the one who won the treble, so Cesc Frabregas will remain at Como.
In fact i was surprised because the club wanted to invest in him and wanted to do something long term.
After all, we are in a confusing period for the market, so it's normal.

I've spent the last two days trying to find out if the Como coach was willing to coach the Champions League finalist team.
I mean we're bordering on the ridiculous, in the end the team will be assigned to Chivu with assistant coach Palombo. I'd say we're in really bad shape

[Adbitco]

Unfortunately money is the downfall of football, see Inzaghi. In my opinion much of the problem was also due to the fact that he already had his head in Saudi Arabia.
I am convinced, you cannot convince me otherwise, that he had already made agreements. Agreements are not made in two days, and therefore he did not concentrate too much.

Money runs or rules the world so I'm not surprised. There's a great need of money to satisfy man's needs and you already know that a man is an insatiable animal. The more money you have or make the more the need for that money increases. Even if I'm in his shoes, I will still take the offer and go to Saudi Arabia for the money. There will still be room for him left in Europe if he decides to come back in three or five years time.

[Hanadawa]

From what I have read around, Cesc Fabregas will continue to be the coach of Como for many more years, the owner of Como has reportedly stated that Cesc Fabregas is at the centre of a medium- and long-term project and that they are not willing to let him leave. Inter apparently do not want to give up and will continue to press, but they have little time because the World Cup starts on 14 June and they are still without a coach

I also heard Inter's interest in Cesc Fabregas earlier but this deal isn't happening seemingly. Because Como president already stated that Fabregas never asked to leave in the first place. So there is no agreement with Inter in the near future.
This brings up one question. Who is going to be their next candidate then? Just as you said another big tournament is about to start soon. They need to wrap this up as soon as possible. I feel like they will go for an Italian coach again but let's see.

Como is the best promoted team this season. I was even surprised that they managed to finish in the top 10 of Serie A. That is something extraordinary that a promoted team can do. Because usually a promoted team will only be in the lower rankings, especially in their first season. Yes, since the beginning, the club management has said in the media that Como has a long and medium term project for the club. And Cesc Fabregas is one of the important parts of their long term project. I think Como will make some player purchases and will continue to develop the club with Fabregas. It is not impossible that in the future they can become Serie A champions if they are really serious and committed to their long term project.

[bastisisca]

About Zidane topic I don't think he would like to sign for any club these days. He looks happy with being away from football. I think Inter will look for another Italian coach. But I wonder who their choice will be.

I see it the same as you , because Zidane is only focused on being called to manage the French national team, that's his objective, his first Objective was Madrid and he trained them with very good results, wow, the truth is he was a master , but now he only wants the national team, but that's why i think he doesn't accept other requests or job offers.

I remember Zinadine Zidane when he played in Italy, what a player. i am sure he'll be a great coach too.
I remember that when he played it seemed like the ball was glued to his foot.
As you say, i also think he wants to coach France. i think it's a thing of pride for him.

[Distraction]

I've spent the last two days trying to find out if the Como coach was willing to coach the Champions League finalist team.
I mean we're bordering on the ridiculous, in the end the team will be assigned to Chivu with assistant coach Palombo. I'd say we're in really bad shape

When I first heard about it I thought he was going to be like an interim manager. I didn't even know he was already managing a Serie A team which was Parma. 



But yeah, it's really the truth. I literally have no idea how good he'll manage Inter. He doesn't have much manager experience yet. Hasn't achieved any trophy yet either.

This is a big responsibility for him so let's see if he surprises us with better strategies.

[Sim_card]

From what I have read around, Cesc Fabregas will continue to be the coach of Como for many more years, the owner of Como has reportedly stated that Cesc Fabregas is at the centre of a medium- and long-term project and that they are not willing to let him leave. Inter apparently do not want to give up and will continue to press, but they have little time because the World Cup starts on 14 June and they are still without a coach

Unfortunately money is the downfall of football, see Inzaghi. In my opinion much of the problem was also due to the fact that he already had his head in Saudi Arabia.
I am convinced, you cannot convince me otherwise, that he had already made agreements. Agreements are not made in two days, and therefore he did not concentrate too much.

I feel that since Inzaghi didn't win the Champions League, he wasn't happy with himself and had to leave for a reason best known to him and I wouldn't question his decision because it's his life that we are talking about. Maybe, he already had plans to leave the club and losing the Champions League gave him an opportunity to do so.

[Lillominato89]

I've spent the last two days trying to find out if the Como coach was willing to coach the Champions League finalist team.
I mean we're bordering on the ridiculous, in the end the team will be assigned to Chivu with assistant coach Palombo. I'd say we're in really bad shape

When I first heard about it I thought he was going to be like an interim manager. I didn't even know he was already managing a Serie A team which was Parma. 



But yeah, it's really the truth. I literally have no idea how good he'll manage Inter. He doesn't have much manager experience yet. Hasn't achieved any trophy yet either.

This is a big responsibility for him so let's see if he surprises us with better strategies.

Unfortunately Chivu has no experience as a coach in a top league like Serie A, he only played 13 matches with Parma leading them to safety.
The only sweet note were the victories against Juventus, Atalanta and Bologna, and the draws with Inter, Lazio and Napoli
Good results but not excellent and little tactical play. However, I think we should wait at least for the first 5 games of the next championship to give an effective judgment on Chivu

[babo]

Unfortunately Chivu has no experience as a coach in a top league like Serie A, he only played 13 matches with Parma leading them to safety.
The only sweet note were the victories against Juventus, Atalanta and Bologna, and the draws with Inter, Lazio and Napoli
Good results but not excellent and little tactical play. However, I think we should wait at least for the first 5 games of the next championship to give an effective judgment on Chivu

Chivu seems like a good person to me, but I honestly don't know if he'll be able to manage a Serie A team.
Honestly, it seems to me like a fallback choice, so to speak. An emergency choice and honestly I wouldn't have made it at this time.
It seems like a choice dictated more by savings than by a real plan

[bastisisca]

From what I have read around, Cesc Fabregas will continue to be the coach of Como for many more years, the owner of Como has reportedly stated that Cesc Fabregas is at the centre of a medium- and long-term project and that they are not willing to let him leave. Inter apparently do not want to give up and will continue to press, but they have little time because the World Cup starts on 14 June and they are still without a coach

Unfortunately money is the downfall of football, see Inzaghi. In my opinion much of the problem was also due to the fact that he already had his head in Saudi Arabia.
I am convinced, you cannot convince me otherwise, that he had already made agreements. Agreements are not made in two days, and therefore he did not concentrate too much.

I feel that since Inzaghi didn't win the Champions League, he wasn't happy with himself and had to leave for a reason best known to him and i wouldn't question his decision because it's his life that we are talking about. Maybe, he already had plans to leave the club and losing the Champions League gave him an opportunity to do so.

I don't think so, i think he had already made agreements for purely monetary reasons, the only thing that changes is how he left
If he had won, he would have come out as a winning champion, but if he had lost, he came out as a loser, no big deal.
In any case he did well, two finals in three years is ok

[Adbitco]

When I first heard about it I thought he was going to be like an interim manager. I didn't even know he was already managing a Serie A team which was Parma. 



But yeah, it's really the truth. I literally have no idea how good he'll manage Inter. He doesn't have much manager experience yet. Hasn't achieved any trophy yet either.

This is a big responsibility for him so let's see if he surprises us with better strategies.

Just like as I said it before, Italian coaches like to rotate around the league and I'm not saying it's bad, at least it will be healthy for the league having home based coaches managing the teams and top teams inclusive and this will I'm turn be good for the national team as there will be no need looking abroad for the Italy national team coach. Filippo Inzaghi actually made it clear to leave the club after the Champions League finals, I'm sure it was because of the way things turned out for that saw the club go trophyless despite been in a situation were they would have won at least one or two trophies.

[Lillominato89]

From what I have read around, Cesc Fabregas will continue to be the coach of Como for many more years, the owner of Como has reportedly stated that Cesc Fabregas is at the centre of a medium- and long-term project and that they are not willing to let him leave. Inter apparently do not want to give up and will continue to press, but they have little time because the World Cup starts on 14 June and they are still without a coach

Unfortunately money is the downfall of football, see Inzaghi. In my opinion much of the problem was also due to the fact that he already had his head in Saudi Arabia.
I am convinced, you cannot convince me otherwise, that he had already made agreements. Agreements are not made in two days, and therefore he did not concentrate too much.

I feel that since Inzaghi didn't win the Champions League, he wasn't happy with himself and had to leave for a reason best known to him and i wouldn't question his decision because it's his life that we are talking about. Maybe, he already had plans to leave the club and losing the Champions League gave him an opportunity to do so.

I don't think so, i think he had already made agreements for purely monetary reasons, the only thing that changes is how he left
If he had won, he would have come out as a winning champion, but if he had lost, he came out as a loser, no big deal.
In any case he did well, two finals in three years is ok

Exactly, he left because it is impossible to say no to 50 million dollars to coach a team for 2 years, in Italy it would have taken at least 10 years. It is a purely economic choice and it has done well

[Lillominato89]

this topic will be closed, you can write your opinions, bets and predictions in the new thread that I just opened here -> https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5546191.0