Re: ⚽ Football Transfers Speculation, Odds and Predictions

Quote from: Pokapoka124 on Today at 02:19:28 PM

Quote from: shinratensei_ on March 03, 2025, 12:39:52 PM

I definitely say YES with this. I meant replacing Motta with Xavi is very worthy decision for Juventus. I know some might be disagreed, but i personally think that if Motta is already failed in helping the club.

Juventus is not even a competitive compared to the Napoli and Intermilan, though they also spent a lot of money on summer last season.

If Juventus is willing to see its club to be back competitive again, they have to sign Xavi and sack Motta.

I don't think Juventus replacing Thiago Motta with Xavi would be an upgrade. If Juventus wants to reclaim their crown back in Serie A, they need a coach with a proven track record of success, someone that is capable of improving both their performance level and their style of playz While Xavi might be under consideration, I don't believe he possesses the tactical ability and experience to achieve such a feat especially given the highly competitive nature of Serie A.

If I'm not mistaken Xavi is also linked to Milan who want to find a new coach for next season. Regarding Juventus' interest, I'm also not entirely sure Xavi can promise the Serie A trophy for Juventus. But to improve performance, I think it's still possible with Xavi's ability. Xavi is not a very experienced and successful coach in his coaching career. But what he showed when he coached Barcelona, I think he still can improve Juventus' performance.