Topic: Italian League Prediction Thread (Serie A) - page 380. (Read 849936 times)

Antonio Conte is an experienced coach in coaching Serie A clubs, he has won the title several times when he was the coach of Juventus and Inter Milan, so there is no need to doubt Napoli's performance next season. I think this club will improve soon.
Unfortunately, Napoli did not employ this coach from the beginning of last season. Maybe Napoli will not experience bad luck like this and they will be fine, especially since they still have Victor Oshimen, the goal scoring machine for Napoli. Next season, if Oshimen still stays at this club, I am sure Napoli will compete fiercely with Juventus, Inter Milan and AC Milan in the title race, but if Oshimen leaves, I'm not sure Napoli will play well without him.

Losing without reply from the German League team is indeed a little painful for Juventus, but we must also see that Juventus lost at the right time so that it can immediately use it as a lesson for further evaluation. Because there are also defeats at the wrong time such as defeat in a competition final, while defeat in a pre-season match is just a normal thing because Juventus can immediately make other steps that are quite different from before so that they themselves can also apply better ones when they are already in the next season.

Next season, if Oshimen still stays at this club, I am sure Napoli will compete fiercely with Juventus, Inter Milan and AC Milan in the title race, but if Oshimen leaves, I'm not sure Napoli will play well without him.

With the recent development at Napoli with the big boss Antonio Conte on the mix, the Napoli side was terrible during the better part of last season and they never showed any sign of improvement. Now we have Antonio Conte taking charge of everything that would make the team come back to their excellent form they had when they won the league title, can Antonio Conte make this season much difficult for the other competitors in the Italian league? Because to me I don't see Inter Milan making a joke out of Napoli next campaign and Juventus too have a new manager to turn things around for the club, can Antonio Conte bring the best of Napoli next season and make them unstoppable?

It is true that Motta still has a lot of time to develop his game at Juventus but he cannot relax in this job at Juventus is very different from Bologna the pressure experienced at Juventus is also great so if he cannot take advantage of this Friendly match well then there is no place for him in the eyes of Juventus fans, because yesterday's match was really embarrassing they conceded 3 goals without reply from the second German league team really can't be normalized an incident like this, a club that used to be quite respected but now they are quite fragile, in my opinion Motta has a serious job in this friendly match.

In addition, preseason matches like the one experienced by Juventus are also experienced by other teams at this time which generally will not have much influence on the results of the new season later. Moreover, Motta himself still has more time to change the Juventus team to be better and could even surprise many people when Juventus can win a lot next season. Because there are many people who do not care about this preseason match so this should be considered normal because the real competition has not started yet.

In addition, preseason matches like the one experienced by Juventus are also experienced by other teams at this time which generally will not have much influence on the results of the new season later. Moreover, Motta himself still has more time to change the Juventus team to be better and could even surprise many people when Juventus can win a lot next season. Because there are many people who do not care about this preseason match so this should be considered normal because the real competition has not started yet.

Looks like Spurs may go for Feredico Chiesa.

Thiago Motta do not hate Chiesa but the player has only 1 year left on his contract so or he will sign a new deal with the team or he will probably sold, since is better 20 milions now that 0 in 12 months.

The rumor is kinda sus, why Spurs go for Chiesa when they already Son in simial role and position?

But, even though the match cannot be used as a benchmark for Juventus performance for next season, at least Juventus must also be able to score a goal at least to reduce the defeat or maybe just one goal is not a problem. Because after all, in reality Juventus also got a penalty kick in the second half, and Vlahovic took the kick but unfortunately, Vlahovic also failed to score a goal even though it also happened through a penalty kick.

With this result, although it cannot be used as a full benchmark, but I think with a 3-0 defeat it will certainly be very worrying for Juventus next season. Because after all, Nurnberg is also only a team playing in the 2.Bundesliga and even, last season Nurnberg only finished in 12th position.

This is normal, and why not?

I mean, who really cares about the result from this game? It's a pre-season game, and it means nothing. The Juventus team doesn't play their best players. This is Motta's first match with Juventus. The players have not yet adapted to his tactics. So, give them more time to deliver.

The surprising thing in the friendly match last night against FC Nürnberg vs Juventus and the disappointing final result but is this normal?

Relying on young players is quite visible from the footage that the young players brought in defense seem unable to stem the power of FC Nürnberg in this match, even though this is a trial match, many have criticized Thiago Motta's performance at the beginning of his coaching while the players who played were not all the main squad only a few new players were fielded by Juventus in this match, but several opportunities did not produce a single goal for Juventus.

There have been transfer deals going on in the Seria A but they are not well known because they don't involve top players. Alvaro Morata moving from Atletico Madrid to AC Milan is one of the most pronounced transfer news.

Normally Italian teams are not always active in big money spending on players, so their low interest is not strange. The transfer market is still open; maybe we might see new signings before the window closes.

Conte isn't even making moves in the direction of osimhen as a striker he would want to use for his squad but lukaku has been his big chase in awhile now since he arrived Napoli, of a truth a sticker is really lacking in Napoli and it's of great essence for them to be able to succeed in the league games this season, they may not be really lucky enough with winning the game but I believe they will be able to do much better then they did last season, the presence of conte will means a whole lot to Napoli but then they should try and fix their strike lapsis and hope to get the best of results there after.

Yes, the idea of ​​a swap deal involving Wan-Bissaka and Dumfries is quite good, both teams benefit. Compared to Wan-Bissaka, Dumfries is 2 years older (28 compared to 26), but this player is rated higher in terms of his ability to support attacks. However, this negotiation is said to have not yet reached a progressive stage.

I actually don't want to comment on what happened to the clubs that played pre-season matches, including Juventus. Because what we saw in this match can't be used as a conclusion that their game will be like that when the season starts. In fact, one of the reasons why I don't want to bet on pre-season matches is because they are not serious about winning.

Nurnberg is weak team in Bundesliga 2 and they are always in the middle to lower standings every season, it should be victory for Juventus even though they do not use their core players but if it is only to play against weak team it will not be problem.
But in reality in this match we see how Juventus played badly and suffered humiliating defeat, I predicted victory for Juventus with 2 goal lead or more but that did not happen.
Juventus was the one who lost with score of 3 - 0 and this is result that I think is really bad, I don't know why they lost like this but it surprised many people.

If Conte could get hold of any better striker maybe Osimhen or Lukaku then the team is set to go because the other 1st eleven are not making a move to leave the club so I believe Conte has a chance of finishing either 2nd or getting lucky to win the league, but one thing is for sure that those teams that got the best of Napoli last season would find it hard to repeat the same thing this coming season.

The top Italian clubs haven't done so much in the transfer window in their preparations for next season. After Inter Milan dominated the league last season, I was expecting the other top teams to have a very busy summer in other to strengthen their clubs ahead of next season. Looking at the quality of players and depth in squad of the Italian clubs, I think Inter Milan will still retain the league title come next season. Napoli had a regrettable campaign last season after winning the league title the previous season but aside appointing a new manager, they've not done much in bringing in new quality players to the team.

First, your stats for Osimhen's goals is not accurate. He has scored 76 goals for Napoli so far and he scored 17 for Lille in France, not 14, but that's btw.
Since Osimhen has not played up to half of the games Lukaku has played, you can't compare just by goals. You have to use the goal ratio. If you notice Lukaku played 278 games in the epl and scored 121 goals, and Osimhen has scored 76 in 108 games, that shows that Osimhen's ratio is more impressive than Lukaku's.

If you compare Lukaku's serie A to Osimhen's, Osimhen is still better because I'm pretty sure 76 goals in 108 games is better than 70 goals in 129 games.

When people say Osimhen hasn't proven himself, I don't understand what that means. He scored 17 goals for Napoli despite them having one of the worst league seasons in a long time, he scored 31 before that. We've watched him perform time and again but you still say he hasn't proven himself, what more do you want him to do? And don't tell me the "because he has played in the epl" bullshit, because currently, the serie A is just as difficult as the EPL.

In my opinion, Osimhen will do just fine in PSG. They don't have a striker better than him and they don't have Mbappe anymore that the whole team looks up to. Osimhen is not the kind of striker that waits in the box like Lukaku, so he'll excell in a lot of big clubs. As long as the club has good wingers and midfielders, he will be fine. And I PSG he'll have way less pressure on his shoulders and that can be better for a player.