⚽ Lega Serie A 🇮🇹 (Italian League) Prediction Thread 2025/2026 ⚽

[CLS63]

Inter Milan - Torino, This is one of the matches where I doubt Inter Milan's final result.
Perhaps it's not just me, but many others would say the same thing after Inter Milan replaced an inexperienced coach to win the title.
Meanwhile, overcoming a big club like Inter Milan is no easy feat, and coaches must constantly try different tactics to find the right strategy.

So, what are your thoughts on this match?
Do you doubt Inter Milan will win?

After the manager change and bringing a much more inexperienced name of course I also have some doubts. It will be Chivu's first official match in the new season.

Bookmakers are still seeing them the same way for now. Their odds to win the match is around 1.40 currently. They have a very dominant history against Torino so I'm wondering whether this series will move on or they will shock us.

[*Ace*]

Inter Milan - Torino, This is one of the matches where I doubt Inter Milan's final result.
Perhaps it's not just me, but many others would say the same thing after Inter Milan replaced an inexperienced coach to win the title.
Meanwhile, overcoming a big club like Inter Milan is no easy feat, and coaches must constantly try different tactics to find the right strategy.

So, what are your thoughts on this match?
Do you doubt Inter Milan will win?

After the manager change and bringing a much more inexperienced name of course I also have some doubts. It will be Chivu's first official match in the new season.

Bookmakers are still seeing them the same way for now. Their odds to win the match is around 1.40 currently. They have a very dominant history against Torino so I'm wondering whether this series will move on or they will shock us.

Doubts are right to have them but the coach has only changed but the team is still the same as before! It was strong and it is still strong now.
Inter almost always makes good starts in the championship so I believe that even in this league start they will give us a victory.
Do you remember stramaccioni's Inter? He coached the Inter youth team but managed to get good results with a poor team and win even against eternal rivals Juventus.
So don't think Chivu will fail right away

[el kaka22]

And why doesn't he spend them? What's keeping them locked up in the cellar for? Do they think they'll multiply?
Sometimes I think Inter fans are stupid, keep supporting a team and paying for a season ticket even when they are CLEARLY not playing seriously
this is why I could never support Inter.

Well basically Inter had a financial issue recently, between owner leaving, and then got by a group and all that afterwards, this was all a financial trouble they faced and because of that I am pretty sure they are afraid of being on the edge. I get that it is not that much money for them since they can afford to spend 50 or even 100 million, it wouldn't make them be terrible, but at the same time it is not really that big of a deal to spend that much, the risk is even bigger for them at the moment.

This should not be crazy, it should be something that would be risky because if they have something that is risky then we can't really consider this to be that much of a good deal, we have to make sure that it is going to be financially ok in the future.

[Mehmet69]

Well basically Inter had a financial issue recently, between owner leaving, and then got by a group and all that afterwards, this was all a financial trouble they faced and because of that I am pretty sure they are afraid of being on the edge. I get that it is not that much money for them since they can afford to spend 50 or even 100 million, it wouldn't make them be terrible, but at the same time it is not really that big of a deal to spend that much, the risk is even bigger for them at the moment.

This should not be crazy, it should be something that would be risky because if they have something that is risky then we can't really consider this to be that much of a good deal, we have to make sure that it is going to be financially ok in the future.

I agree with you to some extent. Inter Milan is currently in a bit of a financial crisis, but they can sign new players for 50-100 million euros if they want.

But they already have good players at low prices. Who were able to move the team forward with very good performances last season. I think Inter is deliberately in a bit of a financial crisis due to the change of ownership. I think the new owner wants to create good players at low prices and sell them at high prices. This is a clever plan by the new owner to return the club to its previous state by paying off the debts.

[katanic97]

Victor boniface agent is on his way to Italy to get the deal between Bayern leverkusen and Milan over the signing boniface done. It a good thing because Milan desperately need a striker this period after selling Noah okafor to Leeds United. I think victor will bring in goal for Milan with his number so far at Leverkusen. According to Fabrizio club to club agreement has been reached so it think In no time deal should be finalized. Overall I think It’s going to be a good signing for Milan.

I saw the announcement of that transfer and i must admit i’m pleasantly surprised. He didn’t have a bad season, but two seasons ago he really shined at Leverkusen with 14 goals in 23 matches. It will be good if he strengthens Milan’s squad because they really need a striker who is fast and has a good finishing touch.

[babo]

Hey stupid who?
We are not stupid! The stupid ones are those who don't belong to our beautiful colours! Those who don't have Interism in their veins can't understand!
So my friend I won't tell you to fuck off because I respect you. But know that at this moment you deserve it
They don't spend because they have debts upon debts to repay, it's been going on like this for at least 7 years and it will be much longer unfortunately for us!

haha sorry sorry, I didn't mean to be offensive, I was just joking
I enjoy teasing Inter fans, it gives me a lot of satisfaction I must say

Jokes aside, you do well to support the team, you always support each other especially in difficult times!!

[dezoel]

Victor boniface agent is on his way to Italy to get the deal between Bayern leverkusen and Milan over the signing boniface done. It a good thing because Milan desperately need a striker this period after selling Noah okafor to Leeds United. I think victor will bring in goal for Milan with his number so far at Leverkusen. According to Fabrizio club to club agreement has been reached so it think In no time deal should be finalized. Overall I think It’s going to be a good signing for Milan.

Boniface to Milan would be a lot better. It's going to be looking great for Milan because they really needed a player like him, not sure if the deal will be done or not, but it should be something that is better and can be done. I think it's clear that we are going to end up with Milan somehow figuring out how to do this.

It is not really that complicated for me to consider how the talks goes, it's their job but I still believe we should be considering how things could work out for Milan at the same time, that is the most important part. We are going to see if they can manage it, but if they do, I have the most believe that Milan will become a much better team if they can convince him and join the team, that should be very great.

[Lillominato89]

Hey stupid who?
We are not stupid! The stupid ones are those who don't belong to our beautiful colours! Those who don't have Interism in their veins can't understand!
So my friend I won't tell you to fuck off because I respect you. But know that at this moment you deserve it
They don't spend because they have debts upon debts to repay, it's been going on like this for at least 7 years and it will be much longer unfortunately for us!

haha sorry sorry, I didn't mean to be offensive, I was just joking
I enjoy teasing Inter fans, it gives me a lot of satisfaction I must say

Jokes aside, you do well to support the team, you always support each other especially in difficult times!!

I don't know if you know this! But Interism is also a way of life, a belonging to something that is difficult to explain. Perhaps Inter has gone on like this thanks also to this sense of belonging on the part of the fans. It's not easy in a city to share two great teams like Inter and Milan and very probably without this the Inter that was born later would have been less successful

[asriloni]

I saw the announcement of that transfer and i must admit i’m pleasantly surprised. He didn’t have a bad season, but two seasons ago he really shined at Leverkusen with 14 goals in 23 matches. It will be good if he strengthens Milan’s squad because they really need a striker who is fast and has a good finishing touch.

Bofinace didn't have bad season, but always unable to play the full season. He played only 23 games, but scored 14 goals in 23/24. He gets injured again, and only played 19 games in 24/25. No doubt Leverkusen wanted him to leave. If he keeps continue to be injury prone in Milan, i guess his career will be finished.

Better for Allegri think about how ensure he won't be injury. It's pointless to took him as loan if he will miss so many games.

[emrecemsan]

Only one day to go for the new season to be underway!



The player in the image who is Sommer has been likely to leave Inter actually.    But it looks like he's staying for now... His contract still lasts for another year.

But even if he left I guess Inter wouldn't leave the job to Josep Martínez's hands. They seem to have signed him for only emergency purposes like Sommer gets injured etc..

[katanic97]

I saw the announcement of that transfer and i must admit i’m pleasantly surprised. He didn’t have a bad season, but two seasons ago he really shined at Leverkusen with 14 goals in 23 matches. It will be good if he strengthens Milan’s squad because they really need a striker who is fast and has a good finishing touch.

Bofinace didn't have bad season, but always unable to play the full season. He played only 23 games, but scored 14 goals in 23/24. He gets injured again, and only played 19 games in 24/25. No doubt Leverkusen wanted him to leave. If he keeps continue to be injury prone in Milan, i guess his career will be finished.

Better for Allegri think about how ensure he won't be injury. It's pointless to took him as loan if he will miss so many games.

I think this pace will suit him better than in the Bundesliga. Football is played more slowly in Italy, but the quality still has to be there. Milan definitely needs a good striker, and Bofinace certainly is one. Hopefully, injuries will stay away from him.

[Abbatty]

Leon Bailey is a new arrival for Roma on loan.



Was this transfer necessary for them though?    Consistency isn't a thing he is familiar with much honestly. One year we watch him playing pretty good. In another we see him messing up big time.

Bad news for Roma fans is that he got injured during his first training already... Expected to be out for 3 weeks.

This is the exact question I have on mind when I read about this signing, for sure Bailey is a very good player, a player with a good feet, can score you screamers, can dribble pass any body but that consistency have been a big problem for him. He can play well in today games and be very awful next week, plus he doesn’t score much for an attacker. Sometimes changing teams can bring the very best out of player and I really hope this works out for Roma. It a good thing it only on loan for now and by the end of the season we will see if roma will want to keep him or not.

[bias]

Was this transfer necessary for them though?    Consistency isn't a thing he is familiar with much honestly. One year we watch him playing pretty good. In another we see him messing up big time.

Bad news for Roma fans is that he got injured during his first training already... Expected to be out for 3 weeks.

You are right, consistency is not his best, and that's one of the reasons that he didn't have the career that some people expected him to have. At least until now. As for his injury, I guess that Roma fans will blame his bad luck regarding injuries.

Sometimes changing teams can bring the very best out of player and I really hope this works out for Roma. It a good thing it only on loan for now and by the end of the season we will see if roma will want to keep him or not.

That's true, but if Bailey has a great season, why does Aston Villa give him out permanently?🤔

[Abbatty]

Sometimes changing teams can bring the very best out of player and I really hope this works out for Roma. It a good thing it only on loan for now and by the end of the season we will see if roma will want to keep him or not.

That's true, but if Bailey has a great season, why does Aston Villa give him out permanently?🤔

It not permanent yet, and the option to buy is not still mandatory. So by the end of season it all left to Roma but as for now roma will cover his full salary.

[masulum]

Boniface to Milan would be a lot better. It's going to be looking great for Milan because they really needed a player like him, not sure if the deal will be done or not, but it should be something that is better and can be done. I think it's clear that we are going to end up with Milan somehow figuring out how to do this.

It is not really that complicated for me to consider how the talks goes, it's their job but I still believe we should be considering how things could work out for Milan at the same time, that is the most important part. We are going to see if they can manage it, but if they do, I have the most believe that Milan will become a much better team if they can convince him and join the team, that should be very great.

He is currently in Italy for a medical test with Milan. If there are no serious problem, he will sign a loan contract. However, the most crucial thing now after the deal is his adaptation. Whether Boniface is a perfect fit for Serie A or not, even though I'm a Milan fan, I can't expect too much for now. But with him, if he able to adapt with coach strategy, Milan will have more varied attacking options.

[Lillominato89]

Only one day to go for the new season to be underway!



The player in the image who is Sommer has been likely to leave Inter actually.    But it looks like he's staying for now... His contract still lasts for another year.

But even if he left I guess Inter wouldn't leave the job to Josep Martínez's hands. They seem to have signed him for only emergency purposes like Sommer gets injured etc..

From what the management hoped, the purchase of Josep Martinez was supposed to be Sommer's heir after his departure, but expectations of him have waned as time has passed. So much so, in fact, that there was talk of a hypothetical purchase (albeit impossible given the large salary) of Donnarumma. This means that Inter have no intention of leaving Josep Martinez as their first goalkeeper.

[giammangiato]

This should not be crazy, it should be something that would be risky because if they have something that is risky then we can't really consider this to be that much of a good deal, we have to make sure that it is going to be financially ok in the future.

I think viewing the financial crisis as a barrier to moving forward and progress is an easily surmountable obstacle, considering we're almost at the end of 2025 and in a few months we'll be drawing the annual balance sheet. Leaving this aside, physical preparation and the desire to bring home a result are the right driving force for Inter (note: I don't like them as a team, but I deliberately can't say bad things about them). I'm a sportsman after all.

Changes generally bring surprises, whether good or bad.

[babo]

I think viewing the financial crisis as a barrier to moving forward and progress is an easily surmountable obstacle, considering we're almost at the end of 2025 and in a few months we'll be drawing the annual balance sheet. Leaving this aside, physical preparation and the desire to bring home a result are the right driving force for Inter (note: I don't like them as a team, but I deliberately can't say bad things about them). I'm a sportsman after all.

Changes generally bring surprises, whether good or bad.

They spend too much money, the teams are broke even though they get millions in television rights.
It's no coincidence that they invent bullshit like the club world cup by copying what the teams wanted to do on their own years ago

just to make you understand how desperately I am looking for money at all costs, it's disgusting

[aylabadia05]

Matic officially became a free agent for Sassuolo after joining OL.
As we know, Serie A will begin later, and the opening matches will feature two matches simultaneously: Sassuolo vs. Napoli and Genoa vs. Lecce.
For those of you looking to place a bet, BC.game offers decent odds.

Napoli is strong despite Lukaku's absence. But with the presence of Kevin De Bruyne, Napoli's midfield is superior to Sassuolo's.
AC Milan will also face Cremonese.

[masulum]

They spend too much money, the teams are broke even though they get millions in television rights.
It's no coincidence that they invent bullshit like the club world cup by copying what the teams wanted to do on their own years ago

just to make you understand how desperately I am looking for money at all costs, it's disgusting

As of today, according to data from Transfermarkt ^[1], Inter Milan has a transfer deficit €41.50m. This is indeed significant and not ideal, confirming your statement that they are spend a lot of money. However, they may be justifying this by making major adjustments to their new manager scheme. While this player spending can be considered a long-term investment for them to face this season, if these players fail to perform at their best, Inter will suffer further losses not just money but also achievements.