Quote from: armanda90 on Today at 03:31:00 AM

Quote from: MAAManda on Today at 12:49:01 AM

It seems like he was in such a rush to make the post that he forgot that this topic was actually not the right topic for his post. It's not a big deal, as it can easily be reported to the moderators for removal. Talking about Serie A, the competition will kick off on the 23rd of next month. All teams are already gearing up for their hopes of a successful league season. Which of the three contenders (Napoli, Inter Milan & Juventus) do you think will win the league?

Inter Milan? likely not regarding how bad looker room situation right now after Inter's captain Lautaro Martinez have crucial conflict with Hakan Çalhanoğlu and management ask him leaving the club before this window transfer closing. For Serie A winner in this season likely Napoli become strong candidate after Antonio Conte signed any top talented players and management keep loyal for spending much money to sign quality players. Regarding Milan current transfer activities, not sure yet they will win Serie A trophy although bring back Allegri as manager and so far only sign Luca Modric as new player.
Serie A first matchday will play at 25th August or get longer around two weeks later than other competition such as Premier League or La Liga, its quite advantage position for several Serie A team to sign new players and have many more time for team training center. Wish interested for Serie A tittle race this season not only dominance by two teams such as last season between Napoli and Inter Milan.

If you are betting on Inter right now, you are braver than I am. The “spogliatoio” is in meltdown: captain v. vice-captain, board picking sides, and a rookie coach expected to play peacemaker? That is the exact formula for a club falling out of contention before Christmas. Internal chemistry is massively underrated, and Inter have the worst “Crisis Index” in the league. Even the betting models are slashing their title odds. If you are a stat-head, just look at how quickly these things unravel: last time a top club went public with infighting, it was Juve 2006, and we all know what happened next

Napoli is basically running the Serie A “best practices” playbook. When he is given the right players, Conte never fails to win league titles in his first season. Lukaku up front, De Bruyne (should he arrive) as a midfield maestro, and the club happy to open the wallet, it is a model of board-manager alignment. They spend less, but the signings are perfect to the system. That is the way you turn money into results, not headlines

The Milan story is fascinating. Allegri is returning with his old-school pragmatism, and Modric is an elite-level composure, but that is a lot of trust in a 39-year-old to seal all the holes. When it succeeds, it is a genius bet. Otherwise, AC Milan will have a meltdown by November

Totally agree about the late start. Underrated storyline. Teams like Napoli and Milan who have had more time to gel may come out of the blocks like sprinters. Juve and Inter? They will be attempting to seal tactical holes with little more than two weeks of preparation following the CWC. Watch for more injuries and sluggish starts. Therefore, more madness, less predictability and hopefully not another two-team snoozefest at the top