⚽ Lega Serie A 🇮🇹 (Italian League) Prediction Thread 2025/2026 ⚽

[AirtelBuzz]

Allegri will put Milan back in form in order for them to bs able to win Seria A, because he knows what to do. He is used to Seria A and has proven to be a good coach in the past. He has gotten more experience overtime and that gives me much confidence in him. I hope to see Milan in their best performance next season.

Yes Allegri can bring Milan back to winning Serie A and for good reason. He is highly experienced coach who has already won Serie A title with Milan in 2010-11 and then dominated with Juventus winning five consecutive league titles. His success comes from his adaptable tactics and along with his skill at managing players and adapting to different opponents all of which Milan needs for consistent top performance. While Milan has shown flashes of brilliance they have lacked consistency and your hope for Allegri to provide leadership and mental toughness for them to finally win Serie A title next season is reasonable one given his proven ability to build winning teams.

All of this team's performances seem muddled to me, and I don't see any sign of any significant contribution from their coach Allegri. We observed that this team managed to win a final match against their city rival club under the previous coach but the way they have fared in their domestic league this year, it would never have seemed like they had been able to win 19 titles in this league before. You correctly stated the view that his success will come from adaptive strategies and skills, I think the iconic players of this team and the Italian giants with so much success are one of the most famous revolutions in the world of football because they also own so many titles.

[Agbe]

Allegri will put Milan back in form in order for them to bs able to win Seria A, because he knows what to do. He is used to Seria A and has proven to be a good coach in the past. He has gotten more experience overtime and that gives me much confidence in him. I hope to see Milan in their best performance next season.

Yes Allegri can bring Milan back to winning Serie A and for good reason. He is highly experienced coach who has already won Serie A title with Milan in 2010-11 and then dominated with Juventus winning five consecutive league titles. His success comes from his adaptable tactics and along with his skill at managing players and adapting to different opponents all of which Milan needs for consistent top performance. While Milan has shown flashes of brilliance they have lacked consistency and your hope for Allegri to provide leadership and mental toughness for them to finally win Serie A title next season is reasonable one given his proven ability to build winning teams.

All of this team's performances seem muddled to me, and I don't see any sign of any significant contribution from their coach Allegri. We observed that this team managed to win a final match against their city rival club under the previous coach but the way they have fared in their domestic league this year, it would never have seemed like they had been able to win 19 titles in this league before. You correctly stated the view that his success will come from adaptive strategies and skills, I think the iconic players of this team and the Italian giants with so much success are one of the most famous revolutions in the world of football because they also own so many titles.

It's true that Allegri is a good coach that can bring milan back to winning ways but the fact is that you don't expect things to change in Milan just like that because this current Milan team is lacking behind in quality in so many ways so Allegri focus should be getting a good team that can be competitive in the league

[boltz]

Allegri will put Milan back in form in order for them to bs able to win Seria A, because he knows what to do. He is used to Seria A and has proven to be a good coach in the past. He has gotten more experience overtime and that gives me much confidence in him. I hope to see Milan in their best performance next season.

Yes Allegri can bring Milan back to winning Serie A and for good reason. He is highly experienced coach who has already won Serie A title with Milan in 2010-11 and then dominated with Juventus winning five consecutive league titles. His success comes from his adaptable tactics and along with his skill at managing players and adapting to different opponents all of which Milan needs for consistent top performance. While Milan has shown flashes of brilliance they have lacked consistency and your hope for Allegri to provide leadership and mental toughness for them to finally win Serie A title next season is reasonable one given his proven ability to build winning teams.

All of this team's performances seem muddled to me, and I don't see any sign of any significant contribution from their coach Allegri. We observed that this team managed to win a final match against their city rival club under the previous coach but the way they have fared in their domestic league this year, it would never have seemed like they had been able to win 19 titles in this league before. You correctly stated the view that his success will come from adaptive strategies and skills, I think the iconic players of this team and the Italian giants with so much success are one of the most famous revolutions in the world of football because they also own so many titles.

It's true that Allegri is a good coach that can bring milan back to winning ways but the fact is that you don't expect things to change in Milan just like that because this current Milan team is lacking behind in quality in so many ways so Allegri focus should be getting a good team that can be competitive in the league

Allegri is a great coach indeed but he kinda lost his authenticity because he coached Juve , Napoli then back to Juve back to Napoli and now back to Milan after a lot of years. He won't do any miracles with Ac.Milan because they simply don't have a strong squad to actually fight for trophies. However , summer window is still open and with a few transfers here and there maybe he will be able to make a team to fight for Top3.

[CLS63]

Juventus has taken a good step forward about a scorer transfer to be honest. Jonathan David was a great option as free agent. I bet he is better than not only Vlahovic but also Kolo Muani.

Allegri is a great coach indeed but he kinda lost his authenticity because he coached Juve , Napoli then back to Juve back to Napoli and now back to Milan after a lot of years. He won't do any miracles with Ac.Milan because they simply don't have a strong squad to actually fight for trophies. However , summer window is still open and with a few transfers here and there maybe he will be able to make a team to fight for Top3.

Allegri never coached Napoli actually. But he really had a significant part of his career between Juventus and Milan. Now he is back at Milan after 11 years.

To be able to play big at Milan they need lots of transfers surely. I wonder how big his budget will be. I want to believe in him for now as he won a Serie A trophy with them in the past.

[Lillominato89]

milan is investing a lot, but let's say they lost excellent players, Reijnders and Theo Hernandez. so they urgently need to restructure the team. they changed coach by bringing in a very prepared and winning coach. they have the conditions to be able to do well this season! I don't think they will be able to fight for the scudetto right away but if the project is long term they could succeed as early as next year

Say you're gloating, like me, our Milan cousins are going through a bad time, obviously i would have preferred to beat them if they were strong, so they have no excuses to say they are a disaster and have changed many coaches.
Patience.
Let's see if they can do something, in the meantime in the new season they will only follow the grandfather's cup haha

come on it's obvious that I'm gloating, but I've been doing it for years towards them, it's the healthy life of sport and fans.
the thing that worries me is that they are implementing a very precise strategy, while we seem to be dismantling a team. on the starting list there are Thuram, Chalanoglu, Frattesi, Bisseck and Sommer. Practically half the starting team and the new arrivals, only Susic impressed me well, in addition to Pio Esposito who absolutely must stay, for the rest nothing at all

Even the fact that they will only play the championship will be a big advantage for them, if we look at the statistics, Inter this season between the championship, Italian Cup, Italian Super Cup, Champions League and Club World Cup has played 62 matches, against Napoli's 41 who won the championship. So the fact that they don't play in Europe could give them a big advantage

[Slow death]

Even the fact that they will only play the championship will be a big advantage for them, if we look at the statistics, Inter this season between the championship, Italian Cup, Italian Super Cup, Champions League and Club World Cup has played 62 matches, against Napoli's 41 who won the championship. So the fact that they don't play in Europe could give them a big advantage

It will be interesting to see how Massimiliano Allegri will deal with Massimiliano Allegri. I said last season that Milan's biggest problem was in defense, in attack they were fine. The thing is that Massimiliano Allegri is an expert in defending, so if he can strengthen Milan's defense and keep Milan's attack strong then I would say Milan will have a good chance of fighting for the title.

Now I don't know how many Milan players will not leave the team and how many will be signed. Milan is lucky to have the first ones: Cremonese, Lecce, Bologna and Udinese. If they win these 4 games, and then manage to beat Napoli then they will be well on their way to fighting for the title.

[CryptoYar]

It will be interesting to see how Massimiliano Allegri will deal with Massimiliano Allegri. I said last season that Milan's biggest problem was in defense, in attack they were fine. The thing is that Massimiliano Allegri is an expert in defending, so if he can strengthen Milan's defense and keep Milan's attack strong then I would say Milan will have a good chance of fighting for the title.

Now I don't know how many Milan players will not leave the team and how many will be signed. Milan is lucky to have the first ones: Cremonese, Lecce, Bologna and Udinese. If they win these 4 games, and then manage to beat Napoli then they will be well on their way to fighting for the title.

It is really smart to think about how Massimiliano Allegri will impact Milan especially since he is known for strong defense. If he can make Milan defense solid without hurting their good attack they will be serious contenders for title. It is tough balance but he has experience to pull it off. Big question mark is who stays and who new players they will sign as this will hugely affect their chances.

You also pointed out good early path if Milan can win their first four easier games against Cremonese, Lecce, Bologna and Udinese and after that beat tough team Napoli it would really show they are ready to fight for championship. It will be exciting to see how it plays out.

[Inwestour]

It will be interesting to see how Massimiliano Allegri will deal with Massimiliano Allegri. I said last season that Milan's biggest problem was in defense, in attack they were fine. The thing is that Massimiliano Allegri is an expert in defending, so if he can strengthen Milan's defense and keep Milan's attack strong then I would say Milan will have a good chance of fighting for the title.

Now I don't know how many Milan players will not leave the team and how many will be signed. Milan is lucky to have the first ones: Cremonese, Lecce, Bologna and Udinese. If they win these 4 games, and then manage to beat Napoli then they will be well on their way to fighting for the title.

Milan had a lot of problems both in attack and in defense, so Allegri definitely has things to work on. But I have no doubt that he will manage to improve the defense because he is very good at that. As for the attack, in general they also have a few very good forwards, but by the standards of top clubs these players are at a middle level. So I do not know how much he can strengthen Milan without bringing in new players.

[bastisisca]

come on it's obvious that I'm gloating, but I've been doing it for years towards them, it's the healthy life of sport and fans.
the thing that worries me is that they are implementing a very precise strategy, while we seem to be dismantling a team. on the starting list there are Thuram, Chalanoglu, Frattesi, Bisseck and Sommer. Practically half the starting team and the new arrivals, only Susic impressed me well, in addition to Pio Esposito who absolutely must stay, for the rest nothing at all

Even the fact that they will only play the championship will be a big advantage for them, if we look at the statistics, Inter this season between the championship, Italian Cup, Italian Super Cup, Champions League and Club World Cup has played 62 matches, against Napoli's 41 who won the championship. So the fact that they don't play in Europe could give them a big advantage

Well, after all, we love our Milan cousins, the satisfaction they gave me in the previous season is priceless.
Now they are spending a lot of money, who knows if they will be able to do something, even if i honestly think it is very difficult.
It's not enough to buy, i say this from experience at Inter years ago.

[X-ray]

Let's talk a little about Inter's transfer market
Inter are looking for a replacement for Chalanoglu if he were to leave, Galatasaray are interested in the Turk and also in goalkeeper Sommer, Inter want no less than 40 million for the Turkish player
Marotta is already thinking big, buying Ederson from Atalanta
What worries me are the transfer negotiations, the names of Bisseck, Frattesi, Chalanoglu and Asllani are up for grabs
There are also rumors that Thurman is also on the list of departures. I'm starting to think that a total revolution is about to take place, I hope it's not too drastic.

https://www.calciomercato.it/2025/07/04/inter-contatti-diretti-per-ederson-il-brasiliano-e-unopzione-concreta-ecco-come-puo-decollare-laffare-cm-it/

Just selling Calha, then sign someone who capable enough to replace him like Tonalli, Amrabat or Casado. His time is up in inter, time for him to leave. The current negotiation is around 30m, but hopefully can close to the 40m.

As for Sommer, let him leaves. They have Martinez, and i don't see the urgency of signing Atalanta's goalie. his price is also too expensive.

[masulum]

Well, after all, we love our Milan cousins, the satisfaction they gave me in the previous season is priceless.
Now they are spending a lot of money, who knows if they will be able to do something, even if i honestly think it is very difficult.
It's not enough to buy, i say this from experience at Inter years ago.

Yes, hopefully the transfer made by Milan can fix the problems faced. I feel the problems faced by AC Milan are not only from the players but other factors outside the squad also seem to have an effect. It is not an easy job for Allegri, because according to the issue from X accounts related to AC Milan, the staff interferes with the coach decision, I don't know if it is true or just an issue, but as an experienced coach, Allegri probably won't be easily treated like that.

[CLS63]

Hakan Çalhanoğlu is one of the players Inter fans really like in the squad. But it looks like there are some in-team problems these days. This must be the reason he is leaning towards joining Galatasaray. But €40m or even €30m is too much for a 31-year-old player.

Sommer could leave indeed. That mustn't be a problem for Inter. Josep Martínez might not be their main goalkeeper in that case. I think they would like for an alternative to Sommer in the transfer market instead.

[Merit.s]

It will be interesting to see how Massimiliano Allegri will deal with Massimiliano Allegri. I said last season that Milan's biggest problem was in defense, in attack they were fine. The thing is that Massimiliano Allegri is an expert in defending, so if he can strengthen Milan's defense and keep Milan's attack strong then I would say Milan will have a good chance of fighting for the title.

Now I don't know how many Milan players will not leave the team and how many will be signed. Milan is lucky to have the first ones: Cremonese, Lecce, Bologna and Udinese. If they win these 4 games, and then manage to beat Napoli then they will be well on their way to fighting for the title.

Milan had a lot of problems both in attack and in defense, so Allegri definitely has things to work on. But I have no doubt that he will manage to improve the defense because he is very good at that. As for the attack, in general they also have a few very good forwards, but by the standards of top clubs these players are at a middle level. So I do not know how much he can strengthen Milan without bringing in new players.

Milan needs to buy one or two strikers in order to strengthen their attacking force. Raphael Leao is a good player but he needs a good finisher which he can always cross the ball to, after he has put his opponent on the run from the left wing. Allegri is an experience coach and I believe that he will fix the club. By next season, we shall see the best of Milan.

[Mate2237]

It will be interesting to see how Massimiliano Allegri will deal with Massimiliano Allegri. I said last season that Milan's biggest problem was in defense, in attack they were fine. The thing is that Massimiliano Allegri is an expert in defending, so if he can strengthen Milan's defense and keep Milan's attack strong then I would say Milan will have a good chance of fighting for the title.

Now I don't know how many Milan players will not leave the team and how many will be signed. Milan is lucky to have the first ones: Cremonese, Lecce, Bologna and Udinese. If they win these 4 games, and then manage to beat Napoli then they will be well on their way to fighting for the title.

Milan had a lot of problems both in attack and in defense, so Allegri definitely has things to work on. But I have no doubt that he will manage to improve the defense because he is very good at that. As for the attack, in general they also have a few very good forwards, but by the standards of top clubs these players are at a middle level. So I do not know how much he can strengthen Milan without bringing in new players.

Milan needs to buy one or two strikers in order to strengthen their attacking force. Raphael Leao is a good player but he needs a good finisher which he can always cross the ball to, after he has put his opponent on the run from the left wing. Allegri is an experience coach and I believe that he will fix the club. By next season, we shall see the best of Milan.

Miland has a big problem in the club because the club is in need of very important and quality players in the defensive and the attack because they conceive plenty of goals and find it very difficult to score goals which to me is not a good one so looking for good players that can complement the efforts of the existing players should be the number one target of the coach.



Looking for a good world class strikers should be one of the goals of Allegri because with all due respect to this current strikers in Milan they can't be used in winning a league

[CLS63]

Allegri says that Milan is going to keep Rafael Leão unlike the recent rumours regarding Bayern Munich's interest in him. I appreciate his managing to keep the biggest star in the team.

Because after such a poor season it isn't easy to convince such a player to play for your team longer. Sérgio Conceição had a terrible season in the league.

There are so many areas to be consolidated if Allegri is aiming a title race. Even joining the Champions League would be a good start after such a season.

[kawetsriyanto]

It's true that Allegri is a good coach that can bring milan back to winning ways but the fact is that you don't expect things to change in Milan just like that because this current Milan team is lacking behind in quality in so many ways so Allegri focus should be getting a good team that can be competitive in the league

It is undeniable that Allegri is a very good coach and has high potential to develop a club. But here, at AC Milan with its current condition, I am sure that if their target for the 2025/2026 season is not directly to win Serie A, there will definitely be this target, but the most important thing is to return to the UCL qualification for the coming season. because AC Milan really failed last season which only finished in 8th place.

As for winning Serie A, this will be very challenging, they have tough rivals like Napoli and also Inter Milan who are still that good in their current development. As for now, they have just managed to sign 1 player Samuele Ricci. We have to see other players who have been successfully signed because Allegru really has to rebuild the club much better.

[Distraction]

Let's have a look at how much some teams in top places worth...



Source: https://www.transfermarkt.com/serie-a/startseite/wettbewerb/IT1/saison_id/2025

No matter how much valued your team is, you can still end up disappointed in a season. Like Milan example. They are the 4th most valued team but they had a terrible season in the Serie A last. 

Meanwhile nearly the same valued Napoli lifted the trophy! This can only be explained with a bad management and not good enough player transfers for Milan...

[Lillominato89]

I just read the news that our best striker from last season has just agreed to a contract with a team in the Saudi Pro League. Mateo Retegui is leaving Atalanta to play for Al Qadsiah in Saudi Arabia for a fee of €67 million, another record transfer for Atalanta. Mateo, on the other hand, will earn €20 million per season.
It's become impossible to compete with the Arab teams. Unfortunately, they have incredible spending power, and no Italian team, nor even a European one, I believe, can compete with them.

https://www.sportmediaset.mediaset.it/mercato/atalanta/retegui-al-qadsiah-67-milioni-cessione-record-per-l-atalanta_100840347-202502k.shtml

[Rustam Meraj]

It is undeniable that Allegri is a very good coach and has high potential to develop a club. But here, at AC Milan with its current condition, I am sure that if their target for the 2025/2026 season is not directly to win Serie A, there will definitely be this target, but the most important thing is to return to the UCL qualification for the coming season. because AC Milan really failed last season which only finished in 8th place.

As for winning Serie A, this will be very challenging, they have tough rivals like Napoli and also Inter Milan who are still that good in their current development. As for now, they have just managed to sign 1 player Samuele Ricci. We have to see other players who have been successfully signed because Allegru really has to rebuild the club much better.

For AC Milan in 2025/2026 season main goal is to get back into Champions League especially after finishing disappointing 8th place last season. While Allegri is good coach winning Serie A will be very hard because strong teams like Napoli and Inter Milan are still playing well. Although they have signed Samuele Ricci AC Milan needs to bring in more new players to truly improve team and how well Allegri handles these player transfers will be key to their success in getting back to top.

[babo]

I just read the news that our best striker from last season has just agreed to a contract with a team in the Saudi Pro League. Mateo Retegui is leaving Atalanta to play for Al Qadsiah in Saudi Arabia for a fee of €67 million, another record transfer for Atalanta. Mateo, on the other hand, will earn €20 million per season.
It's become impossible to compete with the Arab teams. Unfortunately, they have incredible spending power, and no Italian team, nor even a European one, I believe, can compete with them.

https://www.sportmediaset.mediaset.it/mercato/atalanta/retegui-al-qadsiah-67-milioni-cessione-record-per-l-atalanta_100840347-202502k.shtml

and no cabbage
why the hell, do they only think about money!?
They already earn a lot of money... money that lets them live like princes...

sorry I'm very disappointed, it really makes me angry damn.. now yes we have 67 million
but who scores the goals?

how boring damn...