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

[*Ace*]

Without forgetting that they are subjected to considerable physical exertion for many consecutive years.
You reach a certain age when your body itself tells you to stop because an injury could be more serious at a certain age.
Players used to retire between the ages of 33 and 35, but now they are pushed to 40 and beyond.

exactly, so it's already a miracle that he's playing at this age so
Unfortunately it becomes like cars, the older they get the greater the risk that they will break down.
very normal, so at a certain point it is not convenient for the team or the player who risks getting seriously hurt

It's already a miracle that he's still playing at such a high level and putting in so much effort. And despite his age, he was decisive in the last match he played.
But how long can he continue to be decisive? That's a really big unknown... It reminds me of when Luis Figo arrived at Inter. Everyone thought he was past his prime, but instead he played at a high level for quite a few years. It's a shame he retired the year Inter won their last Champions League.

[JeffBrad12]

I’m also shocked about juventus performance so far this season, this past weekend I thought they were going to drop point when they faced inter Milan but to my big surprise they won and that a big one for them. Even their champions league performance got me on my heels, I thought they would lost to Dortmond especially when they were 2 goals down in the stoppage time but they still pull out a draw in that match, what a dramatic match it was.

I’m also surprised at udinese and Cremonese performance so far, they are doing good and l just hope they can keep it up. Weekend is almost here let see what they outcome will be.

Yeah i also feel surprised with how big the mental boosting given by Tudor to his team mate. I just aware how he's just getting better as a coach, and he keeps make his PPG is even better. He has 1.47 PPG at Verona, 1.83 PPG, at Marseille, 1.91PPG at Lazio, and now touch 2.00 PPG at Juventus. It's the first time he break 2.00 PPG at his career and it's in Juve
He shows a very very positive trend in his coaching career, and most probably reaching his peak with Juventus this season. Man i thought he would flop at Juve, and i change my mind now.

[verdinio]

I?m also shocked about juventus performance so far this season, this past weekend I thought they were going to drop point when they faced inter Milan but to my big surprise they won and that a big one for them. Even their champions league performance got me on my heels, I thought they would lost to Dortmond especially when they were 2 goals down in the stoppage time but they still pull out a draw in that match, what a dramatic match it was.

I?m also surprised at udinese and Cremonese performance so far, they are doing good and l just hope they can keep it up. Weekend is almost here let see what they outcome will be.

Yeah i also feel surprised with how big the mental boosting given by Tudor to his team mate. I just aware how he's just getting better as a coach, and he keeps make his PPG is even better. He has 1.47 PPG at Verona, 1.83 PPG, at Marseille, 1.91PPG at Lazio, and now touch 2.00 PPG at Juventus. It's the first time he break 2.00 PPG at his career and it's in Juve
He shows a very very positive trend in his coaching career, and most probably reaching his peak with Juventus this season. Man i thought he would flop at Juve, and i change my mind now.

I think that Juventus has been underestimated by many people and that this could also be an advantage for them, no one expected such a fast start from them and many considered Juventus a failure instead they responded on the pitch by sending a strong signal to everyone.

[Abbatty]

I think that Juventus has been underestimated by many people and that this could also be an advantage for them, no one expected such a fast start from them and many considered Juventus a failure instead they responded on the pitch by sending a strong signal to everyone.

Well I think you are right, most people underrated juventus coming into this season, well it was they way they ended last season, they were struggling last season in term of getting wins but this season they look more ambitious and I already considered them are a serious title contender. We saw them bring in a couple of players maybe that have really helped in term of them been good this season.

I think it high time they bring themselves back to where they belong, in recent years juventus have not been what we use to know them to be before. I think the way they start this season so far might be the perfect time for them to chase the scudetto.

[dezoel]

Juventus will get better, they have been doing great so far but they are going to keep going great and will be fighting for that top spot. Just because they had some punishment and points deducted and financial issues, everyone forgot that this is the team that won ten in a row, so you have to realize they are actually a great team and natural candidate for a title in any normal season.

After all these issues are gone, they are now starting with a clean slate and that is the most important difference, now they are doing a great job and they have a potential to win the season all over again. I do hope that they actually get to do something that will take some time, it should be a great way to celebrate their way.

[Agbe]

Juventus is performing very good this season so far as they have been scoring a lot of goals but one thing that I have seen with them is that they conceive alot of goals and this is going to definitely affect them going forward.if you can score goals but can't defend your post the amount of goals that you are scoring will be in vain Juventus draw their last  game by a large goal margin 4:4 is one score line that is not too good and won against inter Milan by 4:3 this shows that Juventus has a defensive problem which they need to fix.

[sokani]

What a turbulent start to the season for Inter. Despite having the best attack in Serie A, they find themselves in eleventh place.
This gives me hope that Inter's problems are only temporary and not structural.

I'm not surprised at the position Inter Milan is occupying on the table. I knew they would struggle following Chivu's appointment. I got a glimpse of what to expect for the season from their performance in the FCWC. So I'm not surprised at all. I just hope he can put his shit together and improve the result, or else he might get sacked soon.

[el kaka22]

Inter will surely get better, it was just a bad unlucky start but they are not that far off, it's just early days. Sure being six points behind already is bad, but if they can go on a run, and win like 10 in a row, which is not something unheard of, it happened before, and if they can do that, then suddenly they will find themselves at either the top, or near the top. That is what they need now, a great momentum to close this up, it would make them do great.

Most probably they won't, and they will fail, but they would still be nearer to the top, like instead of here, they would be in like top six, by week 10. This is of course not easy, and that would require a lot of time for it to get better returns, should be a very important thing for them to win the title this season, but looks like they will fail.

[cande86]

Without forgetting that they are subjected to considerable physical exertion for many consecutive years.
You reach a certain age when your body itself tells you to stop because an injury could be more serious at a certain age.
Players used to retire between the ages of 33 and 35, but now they are pushed to 40 and beyond.

exactly, so it's already a miracle that he's playing at this age so
Unfortunately it becomes like cars, the older they get the greater the risk that they will break down.
very normal, so at a certain point it is not convenient for the team or the player who risks getting seriously hurt

It's already a miracle that he's still playing at such a high level and putting in so much effort. And despite his age, he was decisive in the last match he played.
But how long can he continue to be decisive? That's a really big unknown... It reminds me of when Luis Figo arrived at Inter. Everyone thought he was past his prime, but instead he played at a high level for quite a few years. It's a shame he retired the year Inter won their last Champions League.

I don't know if he can be compared in the slightest to a player like that, he's certainly a great player, but let's say that Inter is not this Milan and that Modric has a different role, that certainly changes everything.
However, I think it is a great purchase for them and it will increase the quality of the team.

[babo]

Inter will surely get better, it was just a bad unlucky start but they are not that far off, it's just early days. Sure being six points behind already is bad, but if they can go on a run, and win like 10 in a row, which is not something unheard of, it happened before, and if they can do that, then suddenly they will find themselves at either the top, or near the top. That is what they need now, a great momentum to close this up, it would make them do great.

Most probably they won't, and they will fail, but they would still be nearer to the top, like instead of here, they would be in like top six, by week 10. This is of course not easy, and that would require a lot of time for it to get better returns, should be a very important thing for them to win the title this season, but looks like they will fail.

Mister Chivu still has a lot of work to do. I don't think he's fit to manage a team like that, so I'll be harsh. He's perfect for the youth teams, and when he's dealing with kids, he knows how to motivate them and how to be a father. The same technique doesn't work with adults, champions who are already tough and armored..

[Lillominato89]

Inter will surely get better, it was just a bad unlucky start but they are not that far off, it's just early days. Sure being six points behind already is bad, but if they can go on a run, and win like 10 in a row, which is not something unheard of, it happened before, and if they can do that, then suddenly they will find themselves at either the top, or near the top. That is what they need now, a great momentum to close this up, it would make them do great.

Most probably they won't, and they will fail, but they would still be nearer to the top, like instead of here, they would be in like top six, by week 10. This is of course not easy, and that would require a lot of time for it to get better returns, should be a very important thing for them to win the title this season, but looks like they will fail.

Mister Chivu still has a lot of work to do. I don't think he's fit to manage a team like that, so I'll be harsh. He's perfect for the youth teams, and when he's dealing with kids, he knows how to motivate them and how to be a father. The same technique doesn't work with adults, champions who are already tough and armored..

Oh yes! You're absolutely right, mate... Mr Chivu is still too green to take on such a tough challenge, leading a big Serie A team.
But I want to say one thing: he got off to a bad start in the league, but he always stood by his ideas, and even though Inter lost, they never disgraced themselves and always played well. They just lack that final bit of ruthlessness! That fighting spirit! La cazzimm!!

[giammangiato]

Oh yes! You're absolutely right, mate... Mr Chivu is still too green to take on such a tough challenge, leading a big Serie A team.
But I want to say one thing: he got off to a bad start in the league, but he always stood by his ideas, and even though Inter lost, they never disgraced themselves and always played well. They just lack that final bit of ruthlessness! That fighting spirit! La cazzimm!!

Right now, I don't see the right drive or the kind of play that suggests they can do better. However, that doesn't mean they'll start making better plays between now and the next few games (so they're already well-oiled), and realistically speaking, they could even seriously reach the podium.
The road is still long, so it's difficult to even predict a result. Needless to say, I'd like to see my Juventus on the podium, but unfortunately, I don't think the expectations are good this year either. I don't have a good feeling; as you say, they lack the determination to finish the result. Maybe it's just my impression.

[*Ace*]

Oh yes! You're absolutely right, mate... Mr Chivu is still too green to take on such a tough challenge, leading a big Serie A team.
But I want to say one thing: he got off to a bad start in the league, but he always stood by his ideas, and even though Inter lost, they never disgraced themselves and always played well. They just lack that final bit of ruthlessness! That fighting spirit! La cazzimm!!

Right now, I don't see the right drive or the kind of play that suggests they can do better. However, that doesn't mean they'll start making better plays between now and the next few games (so they're already well-oiled), and realistically speaking, they could even seriously reach the podium.
The road is still long, so it's difficult to even predict a result. Needless to say, I'd like to see my Juventus on the podium, but unfortunately, I don't think the expectations are good this year either. I don't have a good feeling; as you say, they lack the determination to finish the result. Maybe it's just my impression.

For me, Inter is a work in progress! It's still difficult to identify. The team is strong, there's no denying that, but the person at the helm is different from last season! Everything is unknown.
Juventus, on the other hand, is in a different situation! Yes, they have a manager who has never won anything, but he already has a lot of experience in Serie A because he has already coached a few Serie A teams.
Rather than a work in progress, they are currently in a running-in phase, and I see them as much better than Inter.

[babo]

Oh yes! You're absolutely right, mate... Mr Chivu is still too green to take on such a tough challenge, leading a big Serie A team.
But I want to say one thing: he got off to a bad start in the league, but he always stood by his ideas, and even though Inter lost, they never disgraced themselves and always played well. They just lack that final bit of ruthlessness! That fighting spirit! La cazzimm!!

Ah, I'm glad you think like me. I thought that Inter fans, since they were fans, didn't understand the reality of things.
they sold you a "reserve" coach to save money
I know very well that the first objective was Fabregas, probably postponed to next year, certainly indeed.

[*Ace*]

Oh yes! You're absolutely right, mate... Mr Chivu is still too green to take on such a tough challenge, leading a big Serie A team.
But I want to say one thing: he got off to a bad start in the league, but he always stood by his ideas, and even though Inter lost, they never disgraced themselves and always played well. They just lack that final bit of ruthlessness! That fighting spirit! La cazzimm!!

Ah, I'm glad you think like me. I thought that Inter fans, since they were fans, didn't understand the reality of things.
they sold you a "reserve" coach to save money
I know very well that the first objective was Fabregas, probably postponed to next year, certainly indeed.

I must say that Inter fans in Italy are the ones who consider themselves football fans first and foremost, rather than just fans of their favourite team.
It's admirable! They take huge blows and don't complain.
Cesc Fabregas didn't really impress me that much. It's true that he had a good season with Como, but he would have been a repeat of Thiago Motta.
It was better for everyone that Inter signed Chivu and not him.
Chivu knows the environment, he's worked there for many years.

[CLS63]

Milan's job looks difficult against Udinese at the weekend. I still don't find them convincing. There is progress in their game. But they are still not productive enough when it comes to number of goals they score.

I think this will be another week on which Juventus and Napoli won't lose points. Inter also need some wins immediately as they have started the season terrible.

Lazio-Roma looks like an attracting match of the week. Gasperini doesn't have an easy work to do. I won't be surprised if they lose points.

[babo]

I must say that Inter fans in Italy are the ones who consider themselves football fans first and foremost, rather than just fans of their favourite team.
It's admirable! They take huge blows and don't complain.
Cesc Fabregas didn't really impress me that much. It's true that he had a good season with Como, but he would have been a repeat of Thiago Motta.
It was better for everyone that Inter signed Chivu and not him.
Chivu knows the environment, he's worked there for many years.

Well, it applies to everyone, secondly, those who are pure and die-hard fans have this thing about their team, but it's fine as long as they don't become annoying.
on the other hand, Cesc Fabregas, in my opinion, is not a bad coach, he probably costs little and therefore has a notable price-performance ratio, that's why they want him

[Abbatty]

It round 4 of the Italian league already and today Verona host juventus while Udinese host AC Milan, 2 big teams going away, it not going to be an easy test for both side.

Juventus has maintained a 100% foam since in the league since the beginning of the season, winning all their 3 matches plus a remarkable comeback last weekend in a derby against inter Milan.
Today they play against Verona, but t should be a win for them thought it won’t be an easy one, currently juventus are doing well in front of goal so I think they should score 2 or more goals in this game. Though my gamble on this game is for juventus to win.

AC Milan will play in form Udinese side, I don’t see AC Milan winning this game, maybe their best result will be a draw. Udinese are still yet to lose a match this season and I don’t see their first defeat against this AC Milan side. It going to be a tough game, my gamble on this game is for Udinese to score.

[Lillominato89]

Oh yes! You're absolutely right, mate... Mr Chivu is still too green to take on such a tough challenge, leading a big Serie A team.
But I want to say one thing: he got off to a bad start in the league, but he always stood by his ideas, and even though Inter lost, they never disgraced themselves and always played well. They just lack that final bit of ruthlessness! That fighting spirit! La cazzimm!!

Ah, I'm glad you think like me. I thought that Inter fans, since they were fans, didn't understand the reality of things.
they sold you a "reserve" coach to save money
I know very well that the first objective was Fabregas, probably postponed to next year, certainly indeed.

Exactly, it was unfortunately a choice made for convenience, and the results do not disprove this hypothesis.
The good thing is that the team is playing well, but playing well and not getting satisfactory results is not a good sign!
Would Fabregas have been the best coach available? And he too has little experience! I would have preferred Sarri or Allegri to succeed Inzaghi.

[cande86]

Oh yes! You're absolutely right, mate... Mr Chivu is still too green to take on such a tough challenge, leading a big Serie A team.
But I want to say one thing: he got off to a bad start in the league, but he always stood by his ideas, and even though Inter lost, they never disgraced themselves and always played well. They just lack that final bit of ruthlessness! That fighting spirit! La cazzimm!!

Ah, I'm glad you think like me. I thought that Inter fans, since they were fans, didn't understand the reality of things.
they sold you a "reserve" coach to save money
I know very well that the first objective was Fabregas, probably postponed to next year, certainly indeed.

Exactly, it was unfortunately a choice made for convenience, and the results do not disprove this hypothesis.
The good thing is that the team is playing well, but playing well and not getting satisfactory results is not a good sign!
Would Fabregas have been the best coach available? And he too has little experience! I would have preferred Sarri or Allegri to succeed Inzaghi.

I think that the team is working well with Fabregas, who has done an incredible job with the team they provided him. Of course, there has been no lack of investment, but he is still an excellent coach who has led a team to victory. We never forget that.