Topic: Italian League Prediction Thread (Serie A) - page 2486. (Read 816405 times)
According to the news, AC Milan received a warning to add 1 Italian player to the squad, which this player can be selected if he is an alumni of the Milan academy, as well as Italian players who are alumni of other club's academies in Italy. If AC Milan fails to meet these requirements, then AC Milan will get a sanction of reducing the number of players from the initial 25 (total) to 24 players. I think, this is not a big problem for AC Milan, because they have their own academy, which may be find new talented players to promoted to the main squad list next season.
With Dybala already seven seasons with Juventus, I think moving to another team in Serie A will be very painful. Moreover his young age would be better for Dybala to try a new challenge, maybe it would be better to join the EPL I believe it would be better to maintain his relationship with Juventus. Competition in the EPL is becoming very difficult and I hope that one of the big EPL teams will succeed in signing Dybala, maybe Manchester United, Chelsea or Arsenal which of course will be good for the history of Dybala's career that does not only spend his career in Serie A.
I think Juventus will thrive without Dybala though, he wasn't very key in the last season. Even though, it would have been beneficial if they were to make some money off him but he's a free agent now. I think Dybala would have love to trade outside Italy but it seems like the big clubs in England and Spain didn't communicate with him, so Inter Milan will be his likely destination.Dybala is a great player and there is no doubt about that but the injury has certainly taken an effect on his performance. Because of the injury, a lot of people pointed fingers at him that he is the reason why Juventus did not do very well.
But, I believe it was a problem for the whole team. I think it was a better decision taken by both the club and the player to part ways. Vlahović is a young player and he needs a lot more time and experience.
Juventus now have Vlanhovic so when Dybala leaves it will certainly not disturb the stability of the team, unlike when Ronaldo left Juventus at that time which Juventus did not have a suitable striker to replace him, Vlanhovic performance so far has been quite extraordinary when he was still with Fiorentina as well as when he has become Juventus player, if next season juventus can pair vlanhovic, chiessa, morata and pogba maybe they will be strong competitors to get the scudetto, now it all depends on how good Allegri is in formulating strategies and I think if the chemistry is between pogba, morata, chiessa and vlanhovic are intertwined quite well and strong of course their can be a threat to other teams in Serie A.
Relying on one Vlahovic is not very correct, a good club should have several worthy forwards. Imagine a situation where Vlahovic was injured, who can fully replace him in the team? Chiesa until recently was a midfield player, and only because of problems with forwards Alegre use him as a striker. Morata also coped with the role of forward badly, 9 goals per season is a weak indicator.I agree with you. If the club's goal is to win the title, they will not be able to form a squad relying on just one experienced striker. The squad must have at least two skilled and experienced streakers. It is foolish to think that a player will play well in all the matches on a regular basis. At the same time, if the only striker of the team gets injured, the team will have to have a suitable replacement to play in his place.
Everything has beginning and ending. The era of Juventus domination in Serie A ended and now they are struggling to get it back. They can not achieve in near future because it is how life works naturally. Even Barcelona, Real Madrid, Manchester United struggle too. Only Bayern in Bundesliga is an exception because they are too strong there. The competitiveness in Serie A is much more than in Bundesliga and with more competitors, there is less chance for Juventus to win Serie A when they are rebuilding their team.
Some big teams make mistakes when they lose several important players at the same time. Or when they're changing coaches with new players and new strategies. But for Juventus this final result I think is still quite reasonable. Unlike Man United in the EPL, they failed big this year. A few years of being a football fan I witnessed this. Indeed, nowadays football is not just trophies and champions, today's football is a money-making business. I think a club with a good finances will produce good achievements at this point. 
Juventus now have Vlanhovic so when Dybala leaves it will certainly not disturb the stability of the team, unlike when Ronaldo left Juventus at that time which Juventus did not have a suitable striker to replace him, Vlanhovic performance so far has been quite extraordinary when he was still with Fiorentina as well as when he has become Juventus player, if next season juventus can pair vlanhovic, chiessa, morata and pogba maybe they will be strong competitors to get the scudetto, now it all depends on how good Allegri is in formulating strategies and I think if the chemistry is between pogba, morata, chiessa and vlanhovic are intertwined quite well and strong of course their can be a threat to other teams in Serie A.
Relying on one Vlahovic is not very correct, a good club should have several worthy forwards. Imagine a situation where Vlahovic was injured, who can fully replace him in the team? Chiesa until recently was a midfield player, and only because of problems with forwards Alegre use him as a striker. Morata also coped with the role of forward badly, 9 goals per season is a weak indicator. 
With Dybala already seven seasons with Juventus, I think moving to another team in Serie A will be very painful. Moreover his young age would be better for Dybala to try a new challenge, maybe it would be better to join the EPL I believe it would be better to maintain his relationship with Juventus. Competition in the EPL is becoming very difficult and I hope that one of the big EPL teams will succeed in signing Dybala, maybe Manchester United, Chelsea or Arsenal which of course will be good for the history of Dybala's career that does not only spend his career in Serie A.
I think Juventus will thrive without Dybala though, he wasn't very key in the last season. Even though, it would have been beneficial if they were to make some money off him but he's a free agent now. I think Dybala would have love to trade outside Italy but it seems like the big clubs in England and Spain didn't communicate with him, so Inter Milan will be his likely destination.
Serie A is indeed the right league for Pogba to continue his career and if he chooses to stay in the English Premier League by crossing to Liverpool, his fate will probably not be much different like he is still at Manchester United, now Juventus has opened the door for him to return and I think Pogba have to take this opportunity to be able to restore his playing performance, the tightness of the English league and also the style of play of Manchester which relies on speed are the reasons for Pogba performance to decline because he is the type of player who is slow and lazy in my opinion.
I think Serie A is right for Pogba at the moment. Pogba's last season was not good. He has performed very irregularly. There is a lot of competition in the Premier League. And the gameplay in the Premier League is very fast. Since Pogba is now somewhat off form. And so Serie A will be the right place for him to get back to form. But he must practice hard. Goals cannot be achieved without hard work.
Let's see what will happen. I don't think so, Pogba has never convinced me once they has left Juventus some years ago. Maybe with Allegri he will reach the best status and can come back to the old time, who knows.
Let's wait for his announcement at Juventus and hope that this last will buy another good middlefield player.
With Dybala already seven seasons with Juventus, I think moving to another team in Serie A will be very painful. Moreover his young age would be better for Dybala to try a new challenge, maybe it would be better to join the EPL I believe it would be better to maintain his relationship with Juventus. Competition in the EPL is becoming very difficult and I hope that one of the big EPL teams will succeed in signing Dybala, maybe Manchester United, Chelsea or Arsenal which of course will be good for the history of Dybala's career that does not only spend his career in Serie A.
I think Juventus will thrive without Dybala though, he wasn't very key in the last season. Even though, it would have been beneficial if they were to make some money off him but he's a free agent now. I think Dybala would have love to trade outside Italy but it seems like the big clubs in England and Spain didn't communicate with him, so Inter Milan will be his likely destination.I think Paul Pogba will focus more on his football when he finally rejoin Juventus. I think Pogba was spoilt at Manchester United because after Sir Alex Ferguson left the club was in disarray. Pogba has been difficult for the managers to deal with but that has not affected his delivery on the pitch. It's quite boring that there's no bidding war for him, Juventus are really excited for his return to the club.
As we expect from a talented player like Pogba, we didn't see a drop in it in the previous season. He should have performed more responsibly. Now he is back in the Juventus squad. He should be more focused on his own performance. At the same time be more diligent. Because he had a poor performance in the previous season. He will not be able to return to form unless he works hard this season
With Dybala already seven seasons with Juventus, I think moving to another team in Serie A will be very painful. Moreover his young age would be better for Dybala to try a new challenge, maybe it would be better to join the EPL I believe it would be better to maintain his relationship with Juventus. Competition in the EPL is becoming very difficult and I hope that one of the big EPL teams will succeed in signing Dybala, maybe Manchester United, Chelsea or Arsenal which of course will be good for the history of Dybala's career that does not only spend his career in Serie A.
I think Juventus will thrive without Dybala though, he wasn't very key in the last season. Even though, it would have been beneficial if they were to make some money off him but he's a free agent now. I think Dybala would have love to trade outside Italy but it seems like the big clubs in England and Spain didn't communicate with him, so Inter Milan will be his likely destination.
Juventus problem has to be placed on the management and coach; it is just the thing to do when a team is under performing.
Juventus is in this current situation because Allegri isn't the right man for the job and that's the truth. Allegri is known to do well with experienced players not young players. If the club must keep him and want success, they should find a way of splashing money to get these experienced players and I think the club doesn't have money to buy those player.
Juventus is in this current situation because Allegri isn't the right man for the job and that's the truth. Allegri is known to do well with experienced players not young players. If the club must keep him and want success, they should find a way of splashing money to get these experienced players and I think the club doesn't have money to buy those player.
It is true that Napoli were a disappointment for a team full of potentials, they never live up to expectations. It seems they are full of excuses. In Europe, they will argue that they never had an easy draw then in the league, they will fault referee's decisions. I think they need a manager with a strong mentality and football ideology to push the club to the next level.
I think in this case they failed because they were too pushy.actually they have a chance to be able to play better but they are too pushy with a few championships and with a lack of player conditions and tactics which have ruined them in all competitions.
It's the same as Atalanta did this season so indeed when they fail there's no way to get them back
Napoli were a disappointing team to me as they were far behind the first two teams in the standings before entering final weeks of the season. They started the season very nicely and they even took the lead at some point too. But they had consistency problems which caused them to lose their chance for the championship earlier. This may still be a sign for next season. If they become more consistent they can fight for the championship until the end. After Milan and Inter I would like to see Napoli making it to the championship too.
It is true that Napoli were a disappointment for a team full of potentials, they never live up to expectations. It seems they are full of excuses. In Europe, they will argue that they never had an easy draw then in the league, they will fault referee's decisions. I think they need a manager with a strong mentality and football ideology to push the club to the next level. 
I think Paul Pogba will focus more on his football when he finally rejoin Juventus. I think Pogba was spoilt at Manchester United because after Sir Alex Ferguson left the club was in disarray. Pogba has been difficult for the managers to deal with but that has not affected his delivery on the pitch. It's quite boring that there's no bidding war for him, Juventus are really excited for his return to the club.
As we expect from a talented player like Pogba, we didn't see a drop in it in the previous season. He should have performed more responsibly. Now he is back in the Juventus squad. He should be more focused on his own performance. At the same time be more diligent. Because he had a poor performance in the previous season. He will not be able to return to form unless he works hard this season
I think Paul Pogba will focus more on his football when he finally rejoin Juventus. I think Pogba was spoilt at Manchester United because after Sir Alex Ferguson left the club was in disarray. Pogba has been difficult for the managers to deal with but that has not affected his delivery on the pitch. It's quite boring that there's no bidding war for him, Juventus are really excited for his return to the club.
As we expect from a talented player like Pogba, we didn't see a drop in it in the previous season. He should have performed more responsibly. Now he is back in the Juventus squad. He should be more focused on his own performance. At the same time be more diligent. Because he had a poor performance in the previous season. He will not be able to return to form unless he works hard this season
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the question we have to ask ourselves is:
in the next season juventus wants to conquer what?
1 - Serie A?
2 - Champions League?
Or is it that they just want to fight for top spots in Serie A? because I still haven't seen big changes capable of convincing me that next season Juventus will be able to win Serie A and go far in the Champions League
the question we have to ask ourselves is:
in the next season juventus wants to conquer what?
1 - Serie A?
2 - Champions League?
Or is it that they just want to fight for top spots in Serie A? because I still haven't seen big changes capable of convincing me that next season Juventus will be able to win Serie A and go far in the Champions League
I think even for City/PSG there is always point one first and the second one comes as an option/bonus. It's one thing to build a strategy for a round-robin tournament, and another thing to play a knockout game - you never know when your team should be at the peak of form, since you can meet the main competitor both in the 1/8 finals and in the final. Juventus will first of all try to regain the championship and I can say that this is a very likely option because maybe they are not as strong as before, but the competitors are not showing anything special either.
I think Juventus to win the Serie A League makes more sense than the Champions League. To win the Champions League it takes not only quality players but the most important aspect is luck. Let's see how good PSG or Manchester City are
or star-studded their squad but to win the Champions League they always fail even though they are already in the Final match. but they were able to master their respective domestic leagues. So I think for next season the target of winning the Serie A League is the most reasonable.
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the question we have to ask ourselves is:
in the next season juventus wants to conquer what?
1 - Serie A?
2 - Champions League?
Or is it that they just want to fight for top spots in Serie A? because I still haven't seen big changes capable of convincing me that next season Juventus will be able to win Serie A and go far in the Champions League
the question we have to ask ourselves is:
in the next season juventus wants to conquer what?
1 - Serie A?
2 - Champions League?
Or is it that they just want to fight for top spots in Serie A? because I still haven't seen big changes capable of convincing me that next season Juventus will be able to win Serie A and go far in the Champions League
I think even for City/PSG there is always point one first and the second one comes as an option/bonus. It's one thing to build a strategy for a round-robin tournament, and another thing to play a knockout game - you never know when your team should be at the peak of form, since you can meet the main competitor both in the 1/8 finals and in the final. Juventus will first of all try to regain the championship and I can say that this is a very likely option because maybe they are not as strong as before, but the competitors are not showing anything special either.
Napoli failed to maintain the continuity of their performance. If I'm not mistaken, Napoli continued to fight for the title until the 20th week. But gradually they started losing their position. And at the end of the season, they are about 17 points behind AC Milan. If Napoli's goal is to win the title, then their performance must be consistent and stable. Otherwise, they will be third or fourth in the table next season.
They are slowly getting off track and the longer the season goes on the further away it gets.Even though from the start they played well and even continued to do Wistreak for 9 matches there.
They can't develop when other teams start to heat up so they can't help but be thrown out and there's no chance for them because the rest is Inter and Milan who dominate
At least there is an improvement from last season, Napoli lost less than last season. I've never even seen Napoli win Serie A and I don't think they want to win the Serie A title, it's recorded that Napoli have only win 2 Serie A during their run. The last time I saw Napoli lift the trophy, it was the 19-20 season in the Italian Cup competition. So it seems that Napoli only want to appear in the UCL, because they failed to qualify last season
Italian football have lost a bit of quality and there is need for massive reinforcement in order to restore the glory days of the Italian football when the likes of AC Milan was a power house in European football making three champions League final appearances in 6years
Not forgetting the trible winning Jose Mourinho's inter Milan in 2010 a team that eliminated the defending champions Barcelona that was on top of there game with the tiki taka style of play..
And Juventus winning the seria A consecutive and a force to reckon with appearing in two champions League final in 3years.. knocking out la decimal defending champions in 2015..
We miss those glory days when Italian football was on the map of Europe..they have the qualities to attract good players..
Not forgetting the trible winning Jose Mourinho's inter Milan in 2010 a team that eliminated the defending champions Barcelona that was on top of there game with the tiki taka style of play..
And Juventus winning the seria A consecutive and a force to reckon with appearing in two champions League final in 3years.. knocking out la decimal defending champions in 2015..
We miss those glory days when Italian football was on the map of Europe..they have the qualities to attract good players..
the problem is multiple in my opinion
- Italy bought only players, leaving out the springs
- as soon as the money runs out, you can no longer buy from others
- pursue trends rather than seek out talents
this is the reason for the impoverishment
With Dybala already seven seasons with Juventus, I think moving to another team in Serie A will be very painful. Moreover his young age would be better for Dybala to try a new challenge, maybe it would be better to join the EPL I believe it would be better to maintain his relationship with Juventus. Competition in the EPL is becoming very difficult and I hope that one of the big EPL teams will succeed in signing Dybala, maybe Manchester United, Chelsea or Arsenal which of course will be good for the history of Dybala's career that does not only spend his career in Serie A.
If it's true, I hadn't seen him like that. It's not bad if Dybala went to PL football, the PL would be a great achievement for him, although of course at the moment the clubs are taking care of making new contracts, since we are just a few months away from him The World Cup begins, and in the World Cup you always see the emergence of new players and they become known due to their good performance, if this turns out like Dybala is in Argentina, both Argentina and Brazil are where the majority of most outstanding players, of course teams like Real Madrid when they like one for their economic power they can acquire them, like PSG and now another Club that is giving a lot to talk about is Newcastle, it's all a matter of that, it was to see how things develop.
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