Quote from: TelolettOm on Today at 01:55:56 PM

yeah,, AC Milan has Allegri, one of the most experienced coaches in Serie A. They also have a pretty good lineup, at least with their new signings, especially in the midfield and attacking front line. They have several talented strikers, the new arrival Nkunku, will be also incldued

By the way, based on information, after signing Nkunku, Allegri will likely have two possible lineups: 3-5-2 or 3-4-2-1. Wil determine it while seeing the opponent.

Source: how AC Milan are going to manage this season

AC Milan and Allegri already worked with each other, won Scudetto with each other so the club knows capability of Allegri. After severe failure in the last season, AC Milan know that they need an experienced and capable coach to help them returning to at least top four. Allegris got their trust and I believe that the club fully support him with transfer budget given to him in this summer transfer season.

It's interesting to see how Allegri leads AC Milan to top four in this season when Lazio got trouble, possibly Inter Milan will have a chaotic season too as same as Atalanta. This increases chance of AC Milan to finish within top four with Allegri as at least three competitors for top four become weaker than they were last season.

Quote from: coinlocket$ on Today at 01:58:04 PM

And the buzz already started.
Chivu the new coach of Inter is already under the spotlight.
If he will lose the next game he can be sacked.

The odds to be sacked is going down on the bookmakers now we are at 1:4

In this season, there are two young head coaches under spotlights, Tudor in Juventus and Chivu in Inter Milan. They are inexperienced young head coaches and are managing clubs that ambitiously fight for Scudetto. Pressure on these coaches is high and Chivu has less experience than Tudor while he also has worse beginnings than Tudor in first two matches. He will have higher risk of sack after each bad match but I am unsure that Inter Milan will sack him if Inter Milan get another bad result.