Topic: Italian League Prediction Thread (Serie A) - page 1643. (Read 850768 times)

Yes, you are right, with the squad they have we would think that they will probably be the closest team to the championship ladder. but in the last few seasons, they have had problems and that has had a direct impact on their performance in Serie A. There is something interesting about this, because many of their declines in the last few seasons have been linked to the joining of Cristiano Ronaldo which has slightly disturbed the chemistry, but over time Even when Cristiano Ronaldo left, they could not return to their slick performance when they dominated Serie A.

I know Spalletti won the Serie A title and you may think he is a good coach because of this achievement he got but the fact about Spalletti is he won the title mostly because competitors were not in a good situation. and in the moments when Napoli needed him to win the great matches just like the game between Ac Milan and Napoli he failed just because he didn't have Osimhen that's why I don't call him a good coach yet, at least not better than Allegri.

Last three season, Serie A dominance by difference teams from Inter, Milan and last winner Napoli before Juventus dominance or winning more than six years. Indeed Seri A competition still boring right now due less activities window transfer and most of Serie A teams faced financial crisis but different winner last three season looks Serie A has more competitive than Primer League or Bundesliga dominance by one team only after success winning in last three season.

I think Serie A need to push their financial level, less transfer window activities from Serie A teams spent above 100 million euro for signing new player like did by Primer League team. Serie A must back to be more competitive league at the future and all teams has good financial for signing and bring star player to Serie A teams.

It seems that Napoli don't just have to let go of their coach, Spalletti, for a while and replace him with Rudi Garcia. They may also lose one of their key defenders, Kim Min Jae, who will join Bayern Munich next season on a five-year contract, as mentioned in a tweet by renowned transfer market analyst and journalist, Fabrizio Romano. If this turns out to be true, Napoli must act quickly in finding a replacement for Kim Min Jae if they want to go further in the Champions League and defend the Scudetto title next season. Moreover, their top scorer and mainstay player in Serie A last season, Osimhen, has been linked with EPL clubs such as Chelsea, Manchester United and Liverpool. This actually presents a significant challenge for Napoli in rebuilding their squad for the upcoming season.

The influence of significant financial resources and lucrative salaries from clubs outside Italy make players willing to move and change teams. This is the current reality, as evidenced by Tonali's recent transfer from AC Milan to Newcastle. The club's financial limitations and tempting offers from other teams may force them to part ways with their stars.

Overall, Napoli face a tough task building their squad for next season, i think as the allure of big funds and attractive opportunities from other clubs can lure their players away.

Because Juventus have a complete squad so we can guess they are the closest team with the title but after a few scandals occurred, Juventus are no longer the mainstay team. If we pay attention in the last 4 seasons, Serie A always has a new team as a champion starting from Juventus 19/20, Inter 20/21, Milan 21/22 and Napoli 22/23 this means that dominance changes in every season, of course competition like this is good for Serie A and can inspire other teams. My concern is what if Juventus repeat the same scandal, Obviously Serie A popularity will be disturbed
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Indeed, it is a pity that Spalletti cannot stay at Napoli much longer, because it seems that Napoli are also not ready for Spalletti's departure because of course this will change Napoli's performance next season which must also play in the Champions League. But indeed, nothing can last forever because they will change from time to time, so something like this is of course a natural thing. So yes, with those who cannot stay forever, then of course they must always be ready to be let go and must be ready to find a replacement and hopefully, Napoli's performance can still be consistent to compete in the top four next season.

Why do people who are not bored by Juventus' successive championships when they see the years when another team is the champion every season and the competition in the league rises to the top? I think Serie A is the most exciting league after the Premier League. At the beginning of this year, Napoli, who was not favored by anyone, should be congratulated when they become champions by a big point difference. It is not an easy thing to achieve.

Maybe that was one of the reasons for it as well? I mean it looks like Napoli took the league by storm which made other teams realize that they have absolutely no chance and the league became boring so they had to concentrate on another place. This way there were like 3 teams on quarter finals, milan napoli and inter all at the same time, and two teams on semi finals as well that met with each other fortunately which guaranteed at least one on the finals.

Same with europa and conference league where there was an Italian team there. So, I am guessing that it is not going to be that much easy for next season to be similar, that was a rare situation and I believe that it will not be like that but at least they made some money so they could be a bit better.

It seems that he hasn't fully followed Serie A for a long time and for me, who have followed Serie A around 2004, I understand how football has developed in Italy from time to time. There have been so many significant changes from each team in Serie A, such as in Milan, Inter, Juventus, Rome, Lazio, Parma, Fiorentina, Udinese, Palermo and even Sampdoria used to be enough to make the competition very competitive.

But not all of these teams can maintain consistency and sometimes the club's financial problems are also a problem that makes the club experience a decline in performance. Napoli was one of the teams that bounced back last season and managed to win the scudetto after so long, it's a great achievement.

Luciano Spalletti is a great coach, but it's a shame he can't stay longer at Napoli for a number of valid reasons. I think Napoli really failed to keep Luciano Spalletti who basically raised the mentality of the team to win the Serie A title last season. Napoli will likely find it difficult to find a coach of the same or perhaps more quality, so I think next season Napoli will not be as strong as last season and they will return to their old mode.

Juventus will get better, at least that's what I think. If Juventus didn't get 10 points deducted last season, then next season they really should have a lot of matches to play because they have Champions League tickets. Next season Juventus are expected to be in the title race, while the Milan duo will remain in contention, while Napoli look set to change.

That's true and last season was the most fierce season in Serie A in my opinion even though the competition for the Scudetto was not that fierce because Napoli are very comfortable at the top of the table without any interference from other teams but it must also be seen that the Serie A teams have recovered much better in last season and it can be seen that a very fierce competition took place at the top to fight for tickets to Europe and also the Serie A teams were able to compete fiercely on the European stage even though they could not become champions but it proved that the Serie A teams had risen much better as well as competition in Serie A I think last season was much more competitive and it is possible that it will happen again for next season.

Yes, this is true, if the coach showed success, then then he will have at least a few attempts even if he is fired after failures. In this sense, Inzaghi has more or less secured his future.
As for the success of Inter in the Champions League, I think almost all Inter fans understand that it was more a coincidence (weak opponents) than the fact that Inter is really the top 2 club in Europe 

I think saying Inter saved Lukaku is too harsh in this case because when he was bought from Manchester United actually he was also quite good it's just that there were some problems and couldn't follow the scheme that was carried out by Ole at that time so he decided to leave and when at Inter he was very trusted Conte and supported by the full support of other players made his mentality better and found his performance.
Actually I think it's an old story and it has nothing to do with the present because it's gone too far. Currently, the fact is that under Inzaghi's tutelage with injury problems, Lukaku's performance has dropped dramatically and Inter were also initially a little hesitant to make Lukaku permanent but it seems they have changed their minds since the price has dropped dramatically at this time.

Regardless of the pros and cons but it looks like Inter will try this out, the reason is simple apart from making some adjustments and downsizing to their squad they still need money to get players in instantly.
Indeed, I also agree with what you say because this can hinder their rate of regeneration but when they say that it is difficult to change, I think because they have authority over the club.

I am very sorry that Spalletti has left Napoli, he was really very good at managing the players

I don't know the new coach who coaches Napoli, he will probably be strong, let's hope he can do well
and i hope the better for my Juventus

with the announcement of the start date of the season that will start on sunday, 08/20/2023, coaches should already start to get more tense in their jobs while players will probably still be more worried about their futures, some players want to be in the best teams and with long-term contracts, which is something more guaranteed for their future. I see that Juventus will be without Juan Cuadrado, I didn't see any big signings at Juventus, we lost Di Maria

so i see juventus as a very weak team next season, with the maintenance of massimiliano allegri who has a contract until june 2025, i don't see how juventus will be able to win serie a, it's true that napoli next season may not be very strong as it was last season but we can't forget that inter milao will keep their current coach, Simone Inzaghi and their best strikers, I'm talking about lukaku and Lautaro Martínez and they can still bring more good players, I see inter being the strongest candidate next season to win serie A. milan is also trying to improve the team, even roma are also improving with some signings, but only seeing in the first games to determine if rome can have a squad to be champion

Yes, it seems quite funny when someone says Serie A is boring because Napoli won the Scudetto. While in reality, they always hope to get a different team in winning the Scudetto every season. Although indeed, Napoli's achievements were fairly smooth because there was no competition for the Scudetto but still, this achievement also shows that Napoli was able to dominate Serie A last season. Therefore, it doesn't feel right to say that Napoli's scudetto achievement was boring. Because for me, the achievement is still good and interesting because we get a different team every season in winning the Scudetto after Juventus' domination has stopped.

Spalletti is a good coach and a good person
a very serious professional
not a crybaby like Antonio Conte or a braggart like Mourinho
as well as Allegri, people who work and know how to do their job well

Even so, I think it was a pretty good season because since more than a decade ago, Serie A has been much more boring because it has always been dominated by Juventus. But now look at it since the 20/21 season, almost every season the Scudetto champions have always changed and are not dominated by one club anymore.

Maybe the 22/23 season belongs to Napoli but it's not certain that next season will still be theirs again because of course every team will make a major overhaul in terms of players. So I think Serie A is starting to get less boring because even Juventus can no longer dominate this league like they used to and who can be consistent to win then they have the right to win the Scudetto.

Spalletti is my guy, two seasons ago I was a die hard fan supporting Napoli from the start not until Ac Milan leapfrog em to win the Seria A Tittle. Last Season they was more than good, hundred percent winning record wwws helpd for a much longer games played that I thought they'll. To Khivicha Kvaratskhelia, Victor Oshime and the rest of the team that fought so hard to win the Seria A, not to forget the fans and the staff's, as history was made.

Allegri ? Man deserves it, Juventus management really have trust in him, after the point deduction, they successfully got to second place in the table but was displaced immediately the point deduction came up again.

Exactly
considering how the season had started (very badly due to the many injuries) Allegri worked miracles
now those who don't understand anything certainly blame him, but those who understand even the slightest know that he is a very good coach

like Spalletti