AC Milan seems to be struggling quite a bit to join the Scudetto race. Napoli, Atalanta, Inter Milan, Fiorentina, Lazio, and Juventus are all fiercely competing for the top four spots, and it's likely that this tight race will continue until the end of the season. In my opinion, this kind of competition intensity is what Serie A fans expect, where not just one or two teams are competing for the Scudetto. Napoli benefits from the situation, they are absent from European competitions, and only focus on domestic matches. Their chances of maintaining the top position are wide open.
This season is still a big surprise to me that AC Milan upon all their signings most especially the attacking options have actually been bad this season which was due to their bad start to the season, I thought they would be challenging for the title but it’s not going on well for them at the moment. My contenders were both inter Milan and Napoli, inter Milan is my favorite because they look better all round than the others, Napoli on the other hand have a very experienced coach in Antonio conte who has won numerous league tittle across and we can clearly see that his effect, as for the other front runners now except Juventus I think they will fall when the league gets heating up
Milan performance this season is indeed very surprising to us, they went quite slowly and even very poorly at the beginning of the season after the coach transition that they did before, even the series of bad results they get make
fonsesca previously get strong pressure for dismisal, but finally he managed to return Milan to the positive form at this time.
I think the competition that occurs in Serie A this season is very unpredictable because it is very tight, although currently Intermilan and Napoli are ranked better in the standings, but it is undeniable that many teams below them can be competitors in the fight for the Scudetto later, so it is very important to maintain every club consistency and performance for the rest of the season because every match will be very crucial.