Quote from: masulum on August 06, 2025, 06:34:16 AM

The hype of Serie A remains weak. Modric arrival and participation of Serie-A clubs in the Club World Cup won't make the Italian league as attractive as in the past.

Do you think so? Well, maybe it won’t attract that much attention, but it will generate an option for many players to continue playing football in Europe and reach a UCL and be competitive, since now the market is moving a lot towards Arabia, because the salaries are very high and they have everything to go there, so because of this I think that Italian football can become a little more attractive, in addition they have reached many final stages and that is something very positive, in almost the last seasons of the UCL they have reached the finals, well at least Inter.

Quote from: Pablo-wood on Today at 12:47:43 PM

Mere experience might not be enough. Understanding the weaknesses of opponents and building strategies around them might help Chivu even more. If he truly has in mind to transform Inter, he must also think like the player he once was from 2007–2014 when he wore the Nerazzurri shirt, and now again as their coach in 2025. It takes total commitment, adaptability, and the ability to blend his past experience on the pitch with modern tactical demands. If he can balance those elements, then Chivu has every chance of guiding Inter to new successes.

For me, Chivu has a big commitment, He has to do great things to maintain Inter's level, It's not easy I see some teams, like Roma and Milan, as being very well positioned and eager to get into the UCL qualifying spots That's what I see Of course, there's still a long way to go, the season is just beginning.