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

[babo]

Here is the managers for the 2026/2027 season in the Serie A:



Milan and Napoli have made changes officially as we know already. Let's see if Milan will miss Allegri or not. In fact the main reason wasn't him. It was the board instead but anyway...

Allegri can do well at Napoli. Maybe he can be more competitive for the championship compared to Conte. His training methods are different and I think players will like him more.

I like Sarri as a coach for Atalanta, I remember he was very good and old style and if I remember correctly he coached Napoli, so from memory
In any case, the game is now over, these are the coaches for the start of next season, I have strong doubts about some of them being able to stay on the bench for long

[blue Snow]

It looks like Kolo Muani is going back to Juventus. He played on loan there in the 2024-25 season and his performance was decent. Juventus wants a cheap deal but we'll see how good he'll play this time.

There are rumors circulating that Kolo Muani’s transfer to Juventus is nearly complete. I just don’t know the details of the transfer fee yet. Apparently, PSG has set a price of €40 million for Kolo Muani. I think Kolo Muani would be a great signing for Juventus because he’s already familiar with the club and certainly won’t need to adapt anymore. Now, the question is how Spalletti will bring out Kolo Muani’s full potential. Kolo Muani is a talented striker, and he can thrive under the right coach.

It's not just a rumor but it's true that Juventus has agreed on Kolo Muani's crucial move for next season, honestly I'm not really surprised by Juventus's recruitment. Since long ago, Juventus has been very fond of looking for French players, there are many great players recruited by Juventus from France. I hope this is the best recruitment for Juventus in the last few seasons.

Of course, Juventus is in desperate need of a striker following Vlahović’s departure. Kalo Muani is considered a good replacement for Vlahović. However, I’m not sure if Kalo Muani can perform well and become Juventus’s goal-scoring machine, because during his first loan spell, he didn’t perform well, which is why Juventus didn’t sign him permanently. But now Juventus has changed its mind and signed Kalo Muani. Hopefully, this will turn out to be a good signing for Juventus.

[ILuckyGuyI]

A better season is waiting for Napoli. I believe in that! Because they've finally got rid of Conte about whom the players were also not satisfied with.

KDB made a really negative statement on his ways of working with the club. Allegri isn't like him honestly. He'd have a stronger bond with the players there.

However there is a side that I don't like about him also. His game plan is so boring. 

[Slow death]

A better season is waiting for Napoli. I believe in that! Because they've finally got rid of Conte about whom the players were also not satisfied with.

KDB made a really negative statement on his ways of working with the club. Allegri isn't like him honestly. He'd have a stronger bond with the players there.

However there is a side that I don't like about him also. His game plan is so boring. 

Allegri's old habit of prioritizing defense over attack is a problem. I don't know how he intends to win titles with that strategy. We'll see how he performs at Napoli, where I haven't seen many new signings for the attack. I'm very curious to see if they'll stick with the same squad and if they'll manage to win the title. If Napoli had at least two more very skillful strikers who weren't easily injured, then they could win the title. I don't know if Lukaku will stay at Napoli; he played well in Belgium's game against Senegal. With his entry into that game, Belgium changed a lot and started playing much better. Now I don't know if Lukaku will stay at Napoli.

[Abbatty]

A better season is waiting for Napoli. I believe in that! Because they've finally got rid of Conte about whom the players were also not satisfied with.

KDB made a really negative statement on his ways of working with the club. Allegri isn't like him honestly. He'd have a stronger bond with the players there.

However there is a side that I don't like about him also. His game plan is so boring. 

Well that one thing with mangers, they all have their good side and opposite. We have seen Conte succeed at almost every club he has been but then the way he depart from all these club is really bad, players always have negative thing to say about him. Well it a good thing he was able to win the scudetto for Napoli, for that credit to him.

Allegri is also a good coach, he has dominated the Italian league also. It really good to see that Napoli are able to bring him on board. I really hope he delivers a very good season at Napoli. Boring or not he just need to trophies for them.

[dezoel]

Sarri is an old school coach, even though he is "sort of" old for a manager, 67 years old, but we have seen 70+ year olds manage too ,and yet he still manages according to his age, plays the football of his footballing era, 40 years ago.

That is not a good idea, Sarri has done well in teams that fit him, but I do not think that Atalanta will be the one and we should be expecting something much smaller from them this time around. It is not going to be that easy to make this work at all.

[Distraction]

I don’t know whether Napoli have officially signed Massimiliano Allegri; as of last week, the news hadn’t been confirmed.
Be that as it may, if he does become Napoli’s new manager, he will certainly have a much more competitive squad at his disposal than Milan, and one that is also much stronger and more reliable.
Milan, on the other hand, have signed Amorim, But personally, I don’t like that choice

Yeah man. It's official. Napoli has announced it on their social 2 days ago.

Source: https://x.com/sscnapoli/status/2072954041282253239

With Allegri they have a brighter future but it will still not be easy to compete Inter for the championship. Because Inter are just scoring a lot! If they keep their squad strong I don't expect it to change.

I like Sarri as a coach for Atalanta, I remember he was very good and old style and if I remember correctly he coached Napoli, so from memory
In any case, the game is now over, these are the coaches for the start of next season, I have strong doubts about some of them being able to stay on the bench for long

Sarri won the Serie A once with Juventus and the Europa League with Chelsea like 6-7 years ago. He had some really great seasons in this league also. I think he will help Atalanta stand up again.

[LUCKMCFLY]

Of course, Juventus is in desperate need of a striker following Vlahović’s departure. Kalo Muani is considered a good replacement for Vlahović. However, I’m not sure if Kalo Muani can perform well and become Juventus’s goal-scoring machine, because during his first loan spell, he didn’t perform well, which is why Juventus didn’t sign him permanently. But now Juventus has changed its mind and signed Kalo Muani. Hopefully, this will turn out to be a good signing for Juventus.

Juventus can't just leave things as they are; they have to do things right. There are some very good options. In fact, what happened to Daniele Maldini? This player is somewhat forgotten. As far as I know, he's a good striker, but he wasn't even called up to represent Italy. They should take advantage of young players like him; he has good footballing DNA. They can't leave him behind. I think he needs more support. He's playing for Lazio, I believe, but he's an Italian player who hasn't really shone.

[CLS63]

I guess Como and Milan are the highest spenders in the Serie A so far in the summer. €60m for Paz and €74m for G. Ramos by them. These aren't the things we are used to see from the teams in this league. But if you want success you need to take more risks.

Juventus can't just leave things as they are; they have to do things right. There are some very good options.

There are much better striker options than Kolo Muani out there indeed. But clearly the board doesn't want to allocate so much money for this transfer.

However if they don't aim to spend whatever amount is needed for Spalletti to build his team then I wouldn't expect things to change much for Juventus next season.

[*Ace*]

Here is the managers for the 2026/2027 season in the Serie A:



Milan and Napoli have made changes officially as we know already. Let's see if Milan will miss Allegri or not. In fact the main reason wasn't him. It was the board instead but anyway...

Allegri can do well at Napoli. Maybe he can be more competitive for the championship compared to Conte. His training methods are different and I think players will like him more.

I like Sarri as a coach for Atalanta, I remember he was very good and old style and if I remember correctly he coached Napoli, so from memory
In any case, the game is now over, these are the coaches for the start of next season, I have strong doubts about some of them being able to stay on the bench for long

Sarri has a great style of play; if Atalanta follow his approach, they will most likely put in some fine performances and build on what Gasperini has established over the years.
He had some excellent seasons with Napoli, but unfortunately for him, Juventus were in such strong form at the time – he certainly deserved more.
Now, however, he’s not quite at the same level as he was a few years ago, but let’s see how he gets on in Bergamo.

[len01]

Sarri is an old school coach, even though he is "sort of" old for a manager, 67 years old, but we have seen 70+ year olds manage too ,and yet he still manages according to his age, plays the football of his footballing era, 40 years ago.

That is not a good idea, Sarri has done well in teams that fit him, but I do not think that Atalanta will be the one and we should be expecting something much smaller from them this time around. It is not going to be that easy to make this work at all.

I think many of us feel the same way about Atalanta's coach. Maurizio Sarri is certainly an experienced and capable manager, but my concern is that his tactical approach feels a bit outdated. Because of that, I'm not convinced he'll be able to make Atalanta even more competitive.

On top of that, he's getting older, and I wonder whether he'll still be as effective at adapting to different situations and reading opponents tactically. That's why I'm a bit skeptical about his appointment.

[babo]

Sarri is an old school coach, even though he is "sort of" old for a manager, 67 years old, but we have seen 70+ year olds manage too ,and yet he still manages according to his age, plays the football of his footballing era, 40 years ago.

That is not a good idea, Sarri has done well in teams that fit him, but I do not think that Atalanta will be the one and we should be expecting something much smaller from them this time around. It is not going to be that easy to make this work at all.

I think many of us feel the same way about Atalanta's coach. Maurizio Sarri is certainly an experienced and capable manager, but my concern is that his tactical approach feels a bit outdated. Because of that, I'm not convinced he'll be able to make Atalanta even more competitive.

On top of that, he's getting older, and I wonder whether he'll still be as effective at adapting to different situations and reading opponents tactically. That's why I'm a bit skeptical about his appointment.

Let's hope so and I'm telling you this as an Atalanta fan, after Gasperini's departure it was a destructive downward spiral
This thing has obviously totally devastated the team, which next season will not even play a cup and this is not a good or beautiful thing.
I honestly didn't expect it to be this bad

[hyudien]

Sarri has a great style of play; if Atalanta follow his approach, they will most likely put in some fine performances and build on what Gasperini has established over the years.

Maurizio Sarri is certainly a great coach, especially he is quite famous for his Sarriball, but the problem is his tactical style with Gasperini is very different, if Atalanta wants much better results in the hands of this 67-year-old man, Atalanta really needs to bring in very quality players in the midfield area, because this is a vital point of Sarri tactics to build attacks, the quality of players like Vitinha will fit Sarri strategic style.

[babo]

Sarri has a great style of play; if Atalanta follow his approach, they will most likely put in some fine performances and build on what Gasperini has established over the years.

Maurizio Sarri is certainly a great coach, especially he is quite famous for his Sarriball, but the problem is his tactical style with Gasperini is very different, if Atalanta wants much better results in the hands of this 67-year-old man, Atalanta really needs to bring in very quality players in the midfield area, because this is a vital point of Sarri tactics to build attacks, the quality of players like Vitinha will fit Sarri strategic style.

Nobody is looking for a clone of Gasperini, but serious people and not the pseudo coaches that they proposed to us this season
because don't tell me they were good coaches, in fact the results are visible... no European cups
I remember Sarri as one of the good and serious ones..

[Lida93]

Sarri has a great style of play; if Atalanta follow his approach, they will most likely put in some fine performances and build on what Gasperini has established over the years.

Maurizio Sarri is certainly a great coach, especially he is quite famous for his Sarriball, but the problem is his tactical style with Gasperini is very different, if Atalanta wants much better results in the hands of this 67-year-old man, Atalanta really needs to bring in very quality players in the midfield area, because this is a vital point of Sarri tactics to build attacks, the quality of players like Vitinha will fit Sarri strategic style.

I quite agree, Sarri had a very good spell at Chelsea, Juventus and Napoli respectively and I have no doubt that he would do same at Atalanta, he has so much experience with Italian football and no one can deny that and at such it is possible that he could replicate what he did at Juventus here at Atalanta.
Atalanta has suffered a severe decline since the departure of their former coach who left to Roma, if the Atalanta board could invest in the squad then Sarri could turn Atalanta into formidable team.

[CLS63]

Nobody is looking for a clone of Gasperini, but serious people and not the pseudo coaches that they proposed to us this season
because don't tell me they were good coaches, in fact the results are visible... no European cups
I remember Sarri as one of the good and serious ones..

Sarri has a Europa League trophy in his career. Having even one trophy in UEFA tournaments makes that manager more special indeed to be honest.

He won the Serie A once at Juventus as well. Maybe his career isn't full of so many trophies but I still see him as a quite solid manager.

I think Atalanta has made a good choice by replacing Palladino with him as a result.

[Cyber_warrior]

Sarri has a great style of play; if Atalanta follow his approach, they will most likely put in some fine performances and build on what Gasperini has established over the years.

Maurizio Sarri is certainly a great coach, especially he is quite famous for his Sarriball, but the problem is his tactical style with Gasperini is very different, if Atalanta wants much better results in the hands of this 67-year-old man, Atalanta really needs to bring in very quality players in the midfield area, because this is a vital point of Sarri tactics to build attacks, the quality of players like Vitinha will fit Sarri strategic style.

Every coach has a style of play and when a new coach come in the club already knows that they will have to bring in players that will suites the new coach style of play. We all know Sarri is a good coach, a coach who believes in possession football rather than counter attacking. I think he will do well with Atalanta, he knows the league very much.

Players will be leaving the club and players will come in, if Atalanta want the best out of Sari they need to let him build the team the ways he want, they need to give him the players he request for. One thing is certain though, we are going to see a different Atalanta next season.

[*Ace*]

Sarri has a great style of play; if Atalanta follow his approach, they will most likely put in some fine performances and build on what Gasperini has established over the years.

Maurizio Sarri is certainly a great coach, especially he is quite famous for his Sarriball, but the problem is his tactical style with Gasperini is very different, if Atalanta wants much better results in the hands of this 67-year-old man, Atalanta really needs to bring in very quality players in the midfield area, because this is a vital point of Sarri tactics to build attacks, the quality of players like Vitinha will fit Sarri strategic style.

Every coach has a style of play and when a new coach come in the club already knows that they will have to bring in players that will suites the new coach style of play. We all know Sarri is a good coach, a coach who believes in possession football rather than counter attacking. I think he will do well with Atalanta, he knows the league very much.

Players will be leaving the club and players will come in, if Atalanta want the best out of Sari they need to let him build the team the ways he want, they need to give him the players he request for. One thing is certain though, we are going to see a different Atalanta next season.

To be honest, I really like Maurizio Sarri as a manager and the way he tries to implement his style of play with the team.
His form has dipped a little in recent years, but I clearly remember that when he was at Napoli, he employed a style of play that was very well received.
He has also managed to win two trophies in his career:
a Serie A title with Juventus and a Europa League title with Chelsea

[emrecemsan]

Gasperini had a really great year with Roma. The best he could have done with such squad... Because you know they struggled to score multiple goals in so many matches.

If he can do this with an average squad I can't imagine what he could do with a much better one. I hope Roma board sees it and works with him for building a better team.

They are going to compete in the CL as well in the end. He deserves a good budget.

[babo]

Gasperini had a really great year with Roma. The best he could have done with such squad... Because you know they struggled to score multiple goals in so many matches.

If he can do this with an average squad I can't imagine what he could do with a much better one. I hope Roma board sees it and works with him for building a better team.

They are going to compete in the CL as well in the end. He deserves a good budget.

because he is a good coach
in fact it was really silly to let him go, a very stupid thing
I also understand that Gasperini wants to win something and Atalanta doesn't have much desire to spend money so the two things don't go together.
patience, now we have Sarri who is another good coach