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Nothing new, last summer, out of its best 11 of the season players elected for that team, 8 of them left the league. In same summer. A 9th left this summer (Kessie). Only the italians remain lol (Chiesa, Barella, Bastoni). Tho Donna left too, so that's not allways a gurantee either.
So top quality will keep leaving this league in droves every summer, with little of it coming back in. The funds and allure of the league is firmly in 3rd tier level now.
Can't be the third tier and probably won't ever fall that far.
Tier 1: English Premier League, La Liga (maybe)
Tier 2: Bundesliga, Serie A, La Liga (probably)
Tier 3: Ligue 1, Portugal Premeira Liga
Tier 4: Eredivisie, Austrian Football Bundesliga, Scottish Premier League, Ekstraklasa
Tier 5: Russian, Ukraine, Belgium, Greece, Turkiye
Tier 6: Serbia, Croatia, Czech Republic, Switzerland, Denmark, Norway, Sweden,
Tier 7: Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria, Slovakia, Slovenia, Belarus
It will take ALOT to fall into that third tier, the gap between the two is just insanely massive.
Tier 1: English Premier League, La Liga (maybe)
Tier 2: Bundesliga, Serie A, La Liga (probably)
Tier 3: Ligue 1, Portugal Premeira Liga
Tier 4: Eredivisie, Austrian Football Bundesliga, Scottish Premier League, Ekstraklasa
Tier 5: Russian, Ukraine, Belgium, Greece, Turkiye
Tier 6: Serbia, Croatia, Czech Republic, Switzerland, Denmark, Norway, Sweden,
Tier 7: Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria, Slovakia, Slovenia, Belarus
It will take ALOT to fall into that third tier, the gap between the two is just insanely massive.
League's dying faster than ever and it's fucking depressing.
Stars are leaving the sinking ship and without stars the league will not grow.
Just this mercato:
-Dybala, Chiellini, Morata, Kessie, Vidal, Perisic, Koulibaly, Insigne, De Ligt (?)
Who did we get in return?
-two times Chelsea flop Lukaku, 34yo Di Maria, some tiktoker Pogba, 33yo Matić, Jović
Stars are leaving the sinking ship and without stars the league will not grow.
Just this mercato:
-Dybala, Chiellini, Morata, Kessie, Vidal, Perisic, Koulibaly, Insigne, De Ligt (?)
Who did we get in return?
-two times Chelsea flop Lukaku, 34yo Di Maria, some tiktoker Pogba, 33yo Matić, Jović
League's dying faster than ever and it's fucking depressing.
Stars are leaving the sinking ship and without stars the league will not grow.
Just this mercato:
-Dybala, Chiellini, Morata, Kessie, Vidal, Perisic, Koulibaly, Insigne, De Ligt (?)
Who did we get in return?
-two times Chelsea flop Lukaku, 34yo Di Maria, some tiktoker Pogba, 33yo Matić, Jović
Stars are leaving the sinking ship and without stars the league will not grow.
Just this mercato:
-Dybala, Chiellini, Morata, Kessie, Vidal, Perisic, Koulibaly, Insigne, De Ligt (?)
Who did we get in return?
-two times Chelsea flop Lukaku, 34yo Di Maria, some tiktoker Pogba, 33yo Matić, Jović
Quite fascinating how vital JJ is for Italy
If only it wasn't such a zoo filled with yelling demented geezer types
I see what you guys are saying, the exodus of talent is not a good sign.
But still the league looks stronger than any other season I can think of in the last 10 years or so
Milan and Inter look strong
Our rebuild is looking good and I feel we can return to our former position if things continue in this direction
Roma have made some good transfers, Lazio have retained most of their stars
Fiorentina might be on the right track
Napoli is Napoli and Atalanta will continue to punch above it's weight
And on top of that Serie A has pretty strong collection of coaches considering the talent at disposal
Allegri, Mourinho, Sarri, Inzaghi, Spaletti, Gasperini, Pioli
The first three stand out but the rest are very good in their own right
So overall things really are not that bad imo
If you take Juventus out of the 2010's, then the league back then was dog compared to today
But still the league looks stronger than any other season I can think of in the last 10 years or so
Milan and Inter look strong
Our rebuild is looking good and I feel we can return to our former position if things continue in this direction
Roma have made some good transfers, Lazio have retained most of their stars
Fiorentina might be on the right track
Napoli is Napoli and Atalanta will continue to punch above it's weight
And on top of that Serie A has pretty strong collection of coaches considering the talent at disposal
Allegri, Mourinho, Sarri, Inzaghi, Spaletti, Gasperini, Pioli
The first three stand out but the rest are very good in their own right
So overall things really are not that bad imo
If you take Juventus out of the 2010's, then the league back then was dog compared to today
The old saying “a rising tide…” doesn’t apply when all the boats are in a toilet
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I’d really like to see us trying something like this at least from time to time… set pieces used to be something that guaranteed us a certain number of points each season, nowadays we don’t seem to have anyone capable of actually scoring direct fk’s anymore so we might just as well start trying some new things to create an advantage out of it.
maybe that's why 
wants Italians
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