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If Atalanta can always maintain their consistency throughout the season then there is no doubt that Atalanta will be able to compete for the title in Serie A every season. The problem is that Atalanta cannot always play well. They sometimes even experience a decline when the season is in the middle and nearing the end.

And in the coming season I feel Atalanta will have quite a hard time competing at the top. Because they will adapt again to their new coach, Ivan Juric, after they lost their old coach who has now moved to AS Roma.

I think that without Gasperini Atalanta will become a completely different team because in Atalanta's case the coach defined a lot. As for Juric to be honest I am disappointed that Atalanta made a choice in his favor because I consider him a rather weak coach for a team that will play in the Champions League. So I do not expect anything good from Atalanta in the new season.

That is true. The only thing that can help Atalanta now is if Ivan Juri? shows us that he can adapt early and bring a different and effective strategy that will be able to handle the pressure, not only in the domestic league but also in European competitions.

We all know it will be very hard for him to achieve that. That is why I also feel like, without Gasperini, Atalanta will find it hard to go any further. It?s almost like Gasperini is Atalanta.

But we don?t know what made them make such a decision. We all hope it favors them in the upcoming season, but I honestly don?t think they will be able to do anything significantly better this time around..

as I said above, Ivan Juric will have a huge effort, he has to respect a standard that Gasperini has imposed which is certainly a high standard, he also won a Europa League which is no small feat for Atalanta, so expectations are high, in my opinion he will be sacked in a short time

Lol, it’s funny to see this, but even though we all know that Ivan Jurić will find it hard to take on the task of coaching Atalanta, at least let’s have a bit of hope in him.

But the truth is, I don’t think he’ll be able to do much. As far as I’m concerned, Atalanta is not a small team where the expectations and pressure will be low. The level of demand at that club has grown, especially after their recent success in Europe.

Anything Ivan Jurić is coming to face will likely be more than he’s ever experienced before, and it will be very hard for him no doubt.