[Football] Italian Serie A League Discussion & Betting Topic

[giammangiato]

....Michele Di Gregorio, the goalkeeper of Monza, is confirmed to join Juventus in the current transfer market. They signed the goalkeeper for a fee of $19.50 million or 18m euros. This is quite worth it considering Di Gregorio's track record last season at his old club....

Yes, I had read that they had taken Di Gregorio from Monza.  I dont think it was the department where we were in bad shape, but it is okay.
Honestly, I would have spent the money better and would have preferred to reinforce other departments than this one: but I repeat, thats fine, you just need to build a decent team that can play well.

[Uruhara]

Management had other considerations when they decided to part ways with Allegri, even though I also think that Allegri is still worth keeping, but that is all management's decision.

When Juventus' condition was not good, Allegri was still able to play a good game, yes, even though it was inconsistent at times, but overall I think this is still normal. They also managed to finish in the Champions League zone.

And last season, Juventus didn't even make many squad changes in the transfer market and only used players from the previous season, but Allegri made good use of them. but yes, I also have to admit that Juventus has been with Allegri for too long and it seems we are also curious about how Juventus will develop with the new coach.

Indeed, in the last few transfer windows, Juventus has been less active in looking for new players to join its squad. I think they also have a bit of financial problems that they are experiencing.

but as said, even so, Allegri is still able to maximize the existing squad and perhaps this will not be possible for other coaches. I don't mean to belittle, but usually the abilities of coaches differ, because some prefer players whose character meets their criteria.

Allegri could be said to have been unlucky when he was at Juventus in recent seasons. Because he had to struggle with all the limitations that existed at the club plus the many internal and external problems at that time. But for the new Juventus coach, it seems he is quite lucky because the club immediately supported him with quite a large amount of funds in the hunt for players in the current transfer market. Maybe this was done because Juventus had to prepare for the UCL. And this is different from last season where Juventus was only allowed to play in the domestic league. So they didn't make much preparation at all.

[babo]

I saw that Juventus is buying really a lot

- Moise Kean - €13 million
- Samuel Iling-Junior - €14 million
- Enzo Barrenechea - €8 million
- Koni De Winter - €8 million
- Kaio Jorge - €7.2 million
- Adrien Rabiot - free transfer
- Alex Sandro - free transfer.


I don't know many of these players, I assume there are quality ones.  The good thing is that something is moving from my point of view.

[Uruhara]

I saw that Juventus is buying really a lot

- Moise Kean - €13 million
- Samuel Iling-Junior - €14 million
- Enzo Barrenechea - €8 million
- Koni De Winter - €8 million
- Kaio Jorge - €7.2 million
- Adrien Rabiot - free transfer
- Alex Sandro - free transfer.


I don't know many of these players, I assume there are quality ones.  The good thing is that something is moving from my point of view.

Juventus is really serious about hunting for players in the transfer market this time. So it is not surprising that now they have succeeded in bringing in several players in the current transfer market. This also suggests that their financial condition may have improved. And yes, that could be a positive sign that Juventus will be more serious in pursuing the title next season. And yes, Juventus is also targeting maximum results in the UCL.

[giammangiato]

I saw that Juventus is buying really a lot..

I see the list.

Finally some good news, but I always see few Italians, all foreign people.I wonder, does it really cost so much to train talents rather than buy them so much?  I know that Italian football teams are full of young people, do we really not have talented young people?  This makes me a little sad. But we can fix one stuff at time.

[ajiz138]

Inter Milan, as the team that holds the status of defending champion, will receive even heavier pressure next season, because their competitors will also definitely make improvements which will make them even better prepared to navigate the new season.

In the last few years, Serie A has always had different champions and maybe this will happen again next season, because the level of competition will be tougher in my opinion. Even though Juventus experienced setbacks, they were slowly able to show something good.

I really hope so, because otherwise the championship would be truly boring and therefore there would be no fun, in my opinion.
I would also like to see other teams fighting for the title and not an almost one-sided season like this one has been.
I thought someone could challenge Inter but instead nothing.

It would be more interesting if one of the mediocre teams could be at the top of the standings and compete with teams that are used to being there. I see that happening in other leagues and Serie A can definitely show that too.

Bologna is one of the teams that could be in 5th place, which is good, but actually they could be more than that if they didn't slip up too much. Maybe they will do the same thing next season.

[LUCKMCFLY]

I'm not sure if this would be due to lack of money because at least they're not a team knowing to be winning trophies right ? And they were able to win the league the season just before the concluded one, while they didn't make any over the budget or significant transfers or signings over that period, so I really don't know where the money issue could have arise, but regardless if the budget and funds were to be an issue, that still doesn't justify the actions of the club towards these players to be honest.

Well yes, but in the midst of speculation, what do you think could happen there? It is clear that Italian football has declined a bit, the best stars are in the PL, and in the League, when many years ago the league that dominated was the Italian one, then it means that the most prominent players, the most famous are those who mark an era, I remember the era of Toro Vieri, of Batistuta, they were players for whom Serie A was an example to the world , the Italian teams were the best for that time, they always went very far in a World Cup.

[Uruhara]

It would be more interesting if one of the mediocre teams could be at the top of the standings and compete with teams that are used to being there. I see that happening in other leagues and Serie A can definitely show that too.

Bologna is one of the teams that could be in 5th place, which is good, but actually they could be more than that if they didn't slip up too much. Maybe they will do the same thing next season.

I am sure that if Bologna does not lose their coach then they can show good results again next season. but we know their coach, Thiago Motta, has moved to Juventus. And I think Bologna with its new coach next season will not be able to achieve results as good as last season with Thiago Motta. But I hope there are other surprises from other teams in Serie A.

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Indeed, in the last few transfer windows, Juventus has been less active in looking for new players to join its squad. I think they also have a bit of financial problems that they are experiencing.

but as said, even so, Allegri is still able to maximize the existing squad and perhaps this will not be possible for other coaches. I don't mean to belittle, but usually the abilities of coaches differ, because some prefer players whose character meets their criteria.

Allegri could be said to have been unlucky when he was at Juventus in recent seasons. Because he had to struggle with all the limitations that existed at the club plus the many internal and external problems at that time. But for the new Juventus coach, it seems he is quite lucky because the club immediately supported him with quite a large amount of funds in the hunt for players in the current transfer market. Maybe this was done because Juventus had to prepare for the UCL. And this is different from last season where Juventus was only allowed to play in the domestic league. So they didn't make much preparation at all.

Agree with what you say, he is quite lucky because Juventus' current situation is better than the situation when Allegri was still their coach. Even though this is still in the transition process, the situation is still more favorable.

Last season, Juventus even had to be punished for not being able to participate in European competitions, even though they could have qualified for the Conference League, but with the punishment they received they couldn't do anything.

[giammangiato]

Thiago Motta is making a lot of changes at Juventus. it is passing like a tornado and it is truly revolutionizing an entire team. I think this is a good thing since the team hasnt been doing well lately. it barely reached the Champions League zone

[sampoerna]

....Michele Di Gregorio, the goalkeeper of Monza, is confirmed to join Juventus in the current transfer market. They signed the goalkeeper for a fee of $19.50 million or 18m euros. This is quite worth it considering Di Gregorio's track record last season at his old club....

Yes, I had read that they had taken Di Gregorio from Monza.  I dont think it was the department where we were in bad shape, but it is okay.
Honestly, I would have spent the money better and would have preferred to reinforce other departments than this one: but I repeat, thats fine, you just need to build a decent team that can play well.

At least it's not too bad for Juventus' defense. They have also started to build their midfield with the help of Khéphren Thuram. And the newest rumor is also Jean-Clair Todibo, a Centre-Back from the Nice club. They have opened a talk with the management to sign that 24 year old center back. In fact, Jean-Clair Todibo is one of Man United's targets in this transfer market. However, Juventus is becoming more interested in starting negotiations with Nice regarding their interest in Jean-Clair Todibo.


News  here:
https://www.goal.com/en/lists/juventus-look-to-capitalise-on-man-utd-s-inability-to-sign-nice-defender-jean-clair-todibo/blt6dc5f1ef2c45c74f#csda3652b724aba7d2

Will it be like this?

[Uruhara]

Indeed, in the last few transfer windows, Juventus has been less active in looking for new players to join its squad. I think they also have a bit of financial problems that they are experiencing.

but as said, even so, Allegri is still able to maximize the existing squad and perhaps this will not be possible for other coaches. I don't mean to belittle, but usually the abilities of coaches differ, because some prefer players whose character meets their criteria.

Allegri could be said to have been unlucky when he was at Juventus in recent seasons. Because he had to struggle with all the limitations that existed at the club plus the many internal and external problems at that time. But for the new Juventus coach, it seems he is quite lucky because the club immediately supported him with quite a large amount of funds in the hunt for players in the current transfer market. Maybe this was done because Juventus had to prepare for the UCL. And this is different from last season where Juventus was only allowed to play in the domestic league. So they didn't make much preparation at all.

Agree with what you say, he is quite lucky because Juventus' current situation is better than the situation when Allegri was still their coach. Even though this is still in the transition process, the situation is still more favorable.

Last season, Juventus even had to be punished for not being able to participate in European competitions, even though they could have qualified for the Conference League, but with the punishment they received they couldn't do anything.

So true. But now with the preparations that Juventus has made with its new coach, it seems that this team has quite high ambitions after last season they were unable to play in European competitions. Now they will play in the UCL and Juventus looks like they will try to achieve their best results after they were absent last season. Now we just hope that everything can go well there. because Juventus has suffered for quite some time due to the sanctions they have received and it is time for them to get back on their feet.

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Agree with what you say, he is quite lucky because Juventus' current situation is better than the situation when Allegri was still their coach. Even though this is still in the transition process, the situation is still more favorable.

Last season, Juventus even had to be punished for not being able to participate in European competitions, even though they could have qualified for the Conference League, but with the punishment they received they couldn't do anything.

So true. But now with the preparations that Juventus has made with its new coach, it seems that this team has quite high ambitions after last season they were unable to play in European competitions. Now they will play in the UCL and Juventus looks like they will try to achieve their best results after they were absent last season. Now we just hope that everything can go well there. because Juventus has suffered for quite some time due to the sanctions they have received and it is time for them to get back on their feet.

They will return to the biggest competition in Europe, they also have a pretty good record when they are in the Champions League. But now they are just about to return, so personally I wouldn't expect too much from them.

I just hope they can provide tough competition, that's all. To achieve something high like a champion, it is something difficult for them. The main reason is because they are with a new coach who still has to adapt.

[giammangiato]

Napoli seems even closer to closing its Osimhen deal against Lukaku and money.
I think Antonio Conte had a big influence on this, inspiring Romero Lukaku who said without too much silence that he would prefer Napoli, destroying the hopes of Roma and Milan. well done

[Uruhara]

Agree with what you say, he is quite lucky because Juventus' current situation is better than the situation when Allegri was still their coach. Even though this is still in the transition process, the situation is still more favorable.

Last season, Juventus even had to be punished for not being able to participate in European competitions, even though they could have qualified for the Conference League, but with the punishment they received they couldn't do anything.

So true. But now with the preparations that Juventus has made with its new coach, it seems that this team has quite high ambitions after last season they were unable to play in European competitions. Now they will play in the UCL and Juventus looks like they will try to achieve their best results after they were absent last season. Now we just hope that everything can go well there. because Juventus has suffered for quite some time due to the sanctions they have received and it is time for them to get back on their feet.

They will return to the biggest competition in Europe, they also have a pretty good record when they are in the Champions League. But now they are just about to return, so personally I wouldn't expect too much from them.

I just hope they can provide tough competition, that's all. To achieve something high like a champion, it is something difficult for them. The main reason is because they are with a new coach who still has to adapt.

Well, we can't expect too much from Juventus, which will definitely still need adaptation with a new coach. And they even made big changes in their squad. So the adaptation of new players to new positions will also be something they have to face and it will take time until they can make their performance more consistent with the changed squad and with the new coach.