da cassino online： During the last decade, Italian football was dominated by Juventus, winners of multiple Serie A trophies and Champions League finalists. There were no shortage of challengers and Napoli was the team to play this role more often, but none were strong enough for the task. A new season has started and one team stands out from the crowd, ready to challenge Juventus in the Italian first division.
da bet esporte： Antonio Conte is the Best Coach for Inter
Antonio Conte is an experienced manager and the decision to bring him to Inter Milan should pay dividends. He was able to achieve success with different teams and he doesn’t mind starting from scratch, when there is real potential to triumph. He was able to bring Bari and Siena back to the first flight and his performance at Juventus confirmed his coaching abilities. Under his helm the team won three consecutive titles and became ready to challenge the best opponents continent-wide in the Champions League.
Having the best coach in the league definitely improves the perception of Inter Milan, among sports books and punters alike. They are now regarded as the second most likely team to win the trophy, as mentioned here and the main favourite for the second place. Not even the best coach can work wonders with the mediocre squad, but this is not the case here. Inter Milan have one of the strongest lineups in the Serie A and replacing the Argentinean striker Mauro Icardi won’t be a problem.
Lukaku’s arrival from Manchester United will breathe fresh life into the offensive department. The strong and accurate striker will be able to spearhead their offensive and defeat even the best back lines in the championship. Not only the attack has been improved, but also the midfield, which was rebuilt to better meet the expectations of Conte. This is a manager that values discipline and is willing to go the extra mile to keep players in check, for the good of the team.
Capitalising on Juventus’ Problems
Inter Milan has the best chance to win the Serie A in decades and that’s not exclusively their merit. Granted they have a solid midfield, a better than ever backline and a penetrating attack, the Milanese would’ve still been outclassed by a Juventus squad in its prime. Luckily for them, this is not the case as the multiple champions from Turin are making major changes to their roster. They have an ageing team and Maurizio Sarri will soon need to make changes that are not necessarily popular with the fans.