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

[emrecemsan]

I do not believe anything like that exists and only Italian FA have the power to either stop or barr a player from playing in the league and that totally depends on whether the player has breached any of the league's rules,

Hence no club has the power to prohibit any player from going to another club in Italy cause they had issues with the player,

Nevertheless, I do not think the Nigerian international will be interested in a move to Italy after what transpired between him and Napoli while he was their player.

I think it's real to tell the truth... Because teams can put a condition on a player's contract like they can't be sold to a rival team etc.. Maybe it might not be for all Italian teams but for their main rivals.

But it wouldn't be valid forever I guess. However as I said on my last post here I don't expect him to prioritize the Serie A in case of leaving. He'd prefer a bigger league to improve his career instead.

[Slow death]

Napoli would really make use of Osimhen right now though.    But thankfully he didn't want to stay any longer and came to Galatasaray.

Since he arrived we've been dominating our league more than before! However probably we won't be able to keep him for long as there is a chance for him to leave this summer.


By the way will Napoli move on with Lukaku as their main centre-forward? He doesn't look good at all. If you remember he was much better at national team in the past. But not even there he looks good these days.

Up to now I haven't seen any big teams interested in signing Osimhen, which is very strange, given how well he's been doing in the Turkish league. I might be exaggerating in thinking that the big teams gave up on Osimhen after seeing his behavior in the dispute with Napoli. Most big clubs avoid players who refuse to train when they have problems with the club. I think the way Osimhen handled Napoli was something that made the big clubs distance themselves from him. I could be wrong in this view. Regarding Lukaku, honestly, it's a case without much comment; he can't play like he used to. He spends more time injured than playing. He's become a headache for Napoli.

[blue Snow]

By the way will Napoli move on with Lukaku as their main centre-forward? He doesn't look good at all. If you remember he was much better at national team in the past. But not even there he looks good these days.

Reportedly, Lukaku wants to leave Napoli. However, Napoli’s management hasn’t made any decisions so far regarding Lukaku’s future. But, come to think of it, it would be better for Napoli to just let Lukaku go rather than keep him. Lukaku’s performance has been truly terrible. Just imagine: last season, Lukaku made only 7 appearances across all competitions and scored just 1 goal. On top of that, he commands a high salary. Therefore, in my opinion, Napoli should sell Lukaku, especially since they already have Hojlund, who is back to his best form.

[Abbatty]

By the way will Napoli move on with Lukaku as their main centre-forward? He doesn't look good at all. If you remember he was much better at national team in the past. But not even there he looks good these days.

Reportedly, Lukaku wants to leave Napoli. However, Napoli’s management hasn’t made any decisions so far regarding Lukaku’s future. But, come to think of it, it would be better for Napoli to just let Lukaku go rather than keep him. Lukaku’s performance has been truly terrible. Just imagine: last season, Lukaku made only 7 appearances across all competitions and scored just 1 goal. On top of that, he commands a high salary. Therefore, in my opinion, Napoli should sell Lukaku, especially since they already have Hojlund, who is back to his best form.

For real it will be best for both parties if he leaves. If he decides to stay around he will Surly be benched, with that performance Hojlund pulled up last season he deserves to be the starter for next season. We saw how Napoli have permanent Hojlund move from Manchester United.

Selling him will be the best for Napoli, he his looking as a injury prone player now and again his performance have not hit the level it use to.

Above all his salary will be a huge problem for the team, for a player who barley plays. So sell him and get a young striker that will partner with Hojlund.

[babo]

By the way will Napoli move on with Lukaku as their main centre-forward? He doesn't look good at all. If you remember he was much better at national team in the past. But not even there he looks good these days.

Reportedly, Lukaku wants to leave Napoli. However, Napoli’s management hasn’t made any decisions so far regarding Lukaku’s future. But, come to think of it, it would be better for Napoli to just let Lukaku go rather than keep him. Lukaku’s performance has been truly terrible. Just imagine: last season, Lukaku made only 7 appearances across all competitions and scored just 1 goal. On top of that, he commands a high salary. Therefore, in my opinion, Napoli should sell Lukaku, especially since they already have Hojlund, who is back to his best form.

I imagined we would get to this
as always, like 3 years ago, the president manages to do damage
He had already made up for it a little by taking on a coach who at least coaches, with all his defects (and few merits) and I am referring to the crybaby Antonio Conte

if he makes these ones run away too, bad bad

[HajiBagi]

By the way will Napoli move on with Lukaku as their main centre-forward? He doesn't look good at all. If you remember he was much better at national team in the past. But not even there he looks good these days.

Reportedly, Lukaku wants to leave Napoli. However, Napoli’s management hasn’t made any decisions so far regarding Lukaku’s future. But, come to think of it, it would be better for Napoli to just let Lukaku go rather than keep him. Lukaku’s performance has been truly terrible. Just imagine: last season, Lukaku made only 7 appearances across all competitions and scored just 1 goal. On top of that, he commands a high salary. Therefore, in my opinion, Napoli should sell Lukaku, especially since they already have Hojlund, who is back to his best form.

Lukaku terrible performance last season was because of the injury he suffered throughout the season, Lukaku is not that bad as you said and he also tried his best last season after coming back from the long time injury. Napoli knows what he can offer to the club that is why they are still consider of keeping him in the club, although letting lukaku leave will make the club to sign another striker who can compete with Hojlund but Napoli are still looking at the transfer market and how expensive clubs are demanding for a player.

Napoli need to have two strikers because they are playing champions league next season and playing the league and champions league can not be handled by only Hojlund, the team need a backup striker if they sell Lukaku since he want to leave the club and i also did not blame Lukaku because he is getting old and he has been playing in Serie A for a long time, so it will not be a bad idea if he want to change the league he want to play in.

[yudi09]

By the way will Napoli move on with Lukaku as their main centre-forward? He doesn't look good at all. If you remember he was much better at national team in the past. But not even there he looks good these days.

It’s hard to say for sure what the future holds for Lukaku at Napoli. Lukaku is already over 30 years old. His performance with the Belgian national team also hasn’t shown anything that would make Belgium’s attack particularly sharp under coach Rudi Garcia.
Napoli would be better off focusing on signing Hojlund and other forwards. If Conte continues his work with Napoli, he’d be better off looking elsewhere.

[len01]

Lukaku terrible performance last season was because of the injury he suffered throughout the season, Lukaku is not that bad as you said and he also tried his best last season after coming back from the long time injury. Napoli knows what he can offer to the club that is why they are still consider of keeping him in the club, although letting lukaku leave will make the club to sign another striker who can compete with Hojlund but Napoli are still looking at the transfer market and how expensive clubs are demanding for a player.

From my perspective, Napoli still seem a bit undecided about Lukaku's future. They may be considering selling him, but at the same time, they still have some faith in what he can offer. Because of that, there's a good chance they'll keep him at least until the middle of the season to see how he performs. However, if there's no improvement and he continues to perform as he has recently, Napoli will probably start looking at other options.

Personally, I think Napoli should be looking for another striker. After a serious injury, there's always a possibility that a player's productivity will decline, making it difficult for him to contribute at the level the club expects.

[ILuckyGuyI]

Reportedly, Lukaku wants to leave Napoli. However, Napoli’s management hasn’t made any decisions so far regarding Lukaku’s future. But, come to think of it, it would be better for Napoli to just let Lukaku go rather than keep him. Lukaku’s performance has been truly terrible. Just imagine: last season, Lukaku made only 7 appearances across all competitions and scored just 1 goal. On top of that, he commands a high salary. Therefore, in my opinion, Napoli should sell Lukaku, especially since they already have Hojlund, who is back to his best form.

That would be the best plan for Napoli... Lukaku is really not in a good shape at this point as I've pointed out. I don't believe he can make a big contribution to goals anymore.

Hojlund on a permanent deal for €44m is not bad. But he didn't have so impressive stats the last time. He is young I know but he needs to improve this.

And in case of Lukaku's leaving the club they had better find a good striker to replace.

[bitgolden]

I do not believe anything like that exists and only Italian FA have the power to either stop or barr a player from playing in the league and that totally depends on whether the player has breached any of the league's rules,

Hence no club has the power to prohibit any player from going to another club in Italy cause they had issues with the player,

Nevertheless, I do not think the Nigerian international will be interested in a move to Italy after what transpired between him and Napoli while he was their player.

While you can break it if you go to courts and try to break that and all of it, I highly doubt that any Italian club has the 100+ million that Galatasaray wants for Osimhen to begin with. Osimhen is not a cheap player, and at least 100 million would be requested, if not more.

So, Juventus would need to pay that much and I do not see Juventus having that kind of money. This is why nobody checked if it was legal to ban any Italian clubs to get him or not, because they can't anyways, they can't afford to.

[blue Snow]

Reportedly, Lukaku wants to leave Napoli. However, Napoli’s management hasn’t made any decisions so far regarding Lukaku’s future. But, come to think of it, it would be better for Napoli to just let Lukaku go rather than keep him. Lukaku’s performance has been truly terrible. Just imagine: last season, Lukaku made only 7 appearances across all competitions and scored just 1 goal. On top of that, he commands a high salary. Therefore, in my opinion, Napoli should sell Lukaku, especially since they already have Hojlund, who is back to his best form.

That would be the best plan for Napoli... Lukaku is really not in a good shape at this point as I've pointed out. I don't believe he can make a big contribution to goals anymore.

Hojlund on a permanent deal for €44m is not bad. But he didn't have so impressive stats the last time. He is young I know but he needs to improve this.

And in case of Lukaku's leaving the club they had better find a good striker to replace.

I also find it hard to imagine Lukaku regaining his top form and scoring a lot of goals. Especially as he gets older and has a history of injuries, it will be difficult for Lukaku to score many goals again. So, yes, it’s better for Napoli to sell him.

Hojlund still has room to grow, and since rejoining Napoli, he has shown improvement. That’s why Napoli signed him permanently. Of course, Hojlund needs a good partner up front, and Napoli must sign a quality striker so their attack can make a big contribution to the team.

[Cyber_warrior]

Milan will be getting Goncalo Ramos for next season, it has been confirmed by multiple sources that he will be Milan’s record signing for 80 million euros. For real this is very shocking to me, for a player that have been a bench warmer for both PSG and Portugal to be sold for that price, he should have been bought for less.

I think maybe Amorin asked the board to get the Portuguese international, both player and club have agreed to the move and the player will be Milan’s center forward next season.

The question now is can romos fill in that center forward role for Milan or will it be another center forward flop signed again.

[TastyChillySauce00]

Milan will be getting Goncalo Ramos for next season, it has been confirmed by multiple sources that he will be Milan’s record signing for 80 million euros. For real this is very shocking to me, for a player that have been a bench warmer for both PSG and Portugal to be sold for that price, he should have been bought for less.

I think maybe Amorin asked the board to get the Portuguese international, both player and club have agreed to the move and the player will be Milan’s center forward next season.

The question now is can romos fill in that center forward role for Milan or will it be another center forward flop signed again.

This moves is also shocking me. Milan's decision to waste more than 70m for Goncalo Ramos is absolutely non sense. They could get a better name with better stats with that huge sum of money. So i'm wondering what's wrong with Milan's management.
I saw some argued that Ramos was former of Benfica player, but he never coached by Amorim. So it makes sense to questioning the reason behind this transfer.

Buying a striker that is only slightly above the average striker for more than 70m is crazy. They can send that offer to the Brentford for Igor Thiago with such price.
It makes me think Milan does this with the purpose for laundering. It's actually a weird transfer.

[AYOBA]

Napoli need to have two strikers because they are playing champions league next season and playing the league and champions league can not be handled by only Hojlund, the team need a backup striker if they sell Lukaku since he want to leave the club and i also did not blame Lukaku because he is getting old and he has been playing in Serie A for a long time, so it will not be a bad idea if he want to change the league he want to play in.

Added the new strikers is very important for the team because champions league is not that Serie A. So having new strikers will give them more powerful chances to compete with any club in the champion league, I can see that each an every teams are busy signing more players against next season this show that next season competition will be very tough one.

Lukaku has been playing for Napoli for a very long time so I also don’t blame him if he decide to leave the club, but they suppose having another alternative option for the club so that even though the Lukaku later left they will have striker that can replace him sharp.

[M47AK16]

Galatasaray made an excellent signing by bringing Osimhen in from Napoli. He no longer wanted to play for them, despite the fact that they had invested heavily in him.
His aim, however, is to move to the Premier League, and he will most likely succeed because many clubs are on the lookout for a top-class striker to add to their squad. Who knows whether Victor will be happy with his destination

While that was a great move for them, it was not a bad move for Napoli neither. While they do need a striker like him, the fact is that Osimhen wanted out, and they did not lose an ounce of money selling him. He was worth 80 million and he was sold for 80 million. In a world where players go for cheap whenever they want out and teams are forced to sell players for cheap, Napoli did not back down. Normally, if a player wants to leave, offers drop a lot lower, and teams buy that player for cheap, Napoli did not back down and made a profit.

[LUCKMCFLY]

Lukaku has been playing for Napoli for a very long time so I also don’t blame him if he decide to leave the club, but they suppose having another alternative option for the club so that even though the Lukaku later left they will have striker that can replace him sharp.

Lukaku is a very good player for Napoli, but only for the last 45 minutes or maybe less, because he's a player who can make the difference at any moment. So, considering this, Lukaku is good for that, but if he wants to go to another team, that's his decision. I wouldn't leave because I think he can make a difference at Napoli. This is what the player has to think about before leaving.

[Italian Panic]

It’s better for Napoli, and for Lukaku too, if he prefers to leave the club; at his age and with his salary, he no longer guarantees a certain level of quality, so it’s better to back Hojlund.

Milan have signed Gonzalo Ramos, but I don’t see him as a top class player worth 50 million. Both at Benfica and in France, he’s scored relatively few goals overall, and he’s not a second striker but a centre forward, which means that, playing against Italian defenders, he will be lucky to score five goals a year.

[FanEagle]

I also find it hard to imagine Lukaku regaining his top form and scoring a lot of goals. Especially as he gets older and has a history of injuries, it will be difficult for Lukaku to score many goals again. So, yes, it’s better for Napoli to sell him.

Hojlund still has room to grow, and since rejoining Napoli, he has shown improvement. That’s why Napoli signed him permanently. Of course, Hojlund needs a good partner up front, and Napoli must sign a quality striker so their attack can make a big contribution to the team.

Napoli is notorious regards to letting players go, Lukaku has every right to want to leave, he didn't even joined Napoli because he wanted to play there, he joined because he thought that was the only place that would want him to play all the time when he is healthy, but even when he was healthy they did not play Lukaku in every game they can, they only played him whenever they needed to.

And Lukaku just wants to go to a team that will play him as much as he can play. But Napoli doesn't sell players under their value, even if they have to just bench him all year, they will not sell him for cheap.

[PremiumcryptoHub]

Milan will be getting Goncalo Ramos for next season, it has been confirmed by multiple sources that he will be Milan’s record signing for 80 million euros. For real this is very shocking to me, for a player that have been a bench warmer for both PSG and Portugal to be sold for that price, he should have been bought for less.

I think maybe Amorin asked the board to get the Portuguese international, both player and club have agreed to the move and the player will be Milan’s center forward next season.

The question now is can romos fill in that center forward role for Milan or will it be another center forward flop signed again.

We have seen that Goncalo Ramos has been on the bench for most of the matches for PSG but he has shown his experience whenever he gets the chance as this player has turned the tide of the match in many important matches and led PSG to victory. Since there are already rumors that he is going to join Italian club AC Milan for 45 million euros, if AC Milan can buy this Portuguese player then I think this team might be able to increase their strength in the attacking department. Another important thing is that Goncalo Ramos already has Rafael Leao as his teammate, as a result it seems to us that this player will be able to quickly make an impact for this club in the upcoming season.

[ILuckyGuyI]

It’s better for Napoli, and for Lukaku too, if he prefers to leave the club; at his age and with his salary, he no longer guarantees a certain level of quality, so it’s better to back Hojlund.

Napoli should replace Lukaku soon. I bet he won't be able to make a significant contribution to the club next season. People shouldn't get carried away with his goal and assist in his last national game. The competitor was weak.

Milan have signed Gonzalo Ramos, but I don’t see him as a top class player worth 50 million. Both at Benfica and in France, he’s scored relatively few goals overall, and he’s not a second striker but a centre forward, which means that, playing against Italian defenders, he will be lucky to score five goals a year.

As for this transfer the money Milan is going to pay isn't €50m in fact. It's much higher!    It's said to be even more than €70m which sounds unreal.

I hope they haven't really spent that much for a doubtful forward. There are so many strikers out there who they can find for a cheaper price and would be more talented probably.