Serie A 2014-15 season preview
Football Italia profiles every Serie A side heading into the 2014-15 campaign, at a time of the year when every President, Coach, player and fan should hold hope of what's to come...
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ATALANTA Atalanta have continued their modus operandi through the 2014 summer and look in good shape for 2014-15 consolidation, says Luca Persico. Read more |
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CAGLIARI A new owner in Tommaso Giulini and an attack-minded Coach in Zdenek Zeman have Cagliari focused on moving forward, says Mark Siglioccolo. Read more |
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CESENA Has a return to the big time come too soon for Pierpaolo Bisoli and his Cesena? Rossella Marrai considers the challenges they face this year. Read more |
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CHIEVO After work in the transfer market, the Flying Donkeys could be in line for an easier season than last year, suggests Tony Ciriello. Read more |
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EMPOLI A striker partnership with a combined age of 69 is the reason Empoli have hope of Serie A survival, argues Richard Thomas. Read more |
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FIORENTINA Vincenzo Montella’s men are ready once more to try and break into the top three. Jeremy Lim considers what may be in their favour this year. Read more |
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GENOA Gian Piero Gasperini is at the helm looking to improve upon last season's mediocre campaign. Sam Lewis wonders if a new-look attack is the answer. Read more |
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INTER Another summer of change has occurred at Inter, but it has Varun Mathure hopeful of what may be in store for 2014-15. Read more |
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JUVENTUS It's not been an easy summer for Juventus, admits Luca Persico, but expectation is still that the Scudetto is their's to be won or lost. Read more |
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LAZIO A new Coach and a number of new players have arrived at Lazio this summer, as the club look to start again, reports Alasdair Mackenzie. Read more |
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MILAN Have Milan shown enough signs of progress this summer to bounce back from a disastrous last season? Susy Campanale isn't so sure. Read more |
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NAPOLI Could a quiet summer on the transfer front be to Napoli's benefit or detriment? Dave Taylor considers the Vesuviani's Scudetto hopes. Read more |
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PALERMO Back in the top flight at the first time of asking, Lorenzo Vicini profiles Palermo's intentions of staying in Serie A this time around. Read more |
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PARMA Trying to get over Europa League heartbreak is a Parma side strong and ready to bounce back in 2014-15, suggests Richard Thomas. Read more |
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ROMA Last season's positive work sees Roma expected to balance a return to the Champions League with a Scudetto push, reflects Andrea Tallarita. Read more |
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SAMPDORIA A new man at the top has new ambition for Sampdoria. Mark Siglioccolo considers if Sinisa Mihajlovic's side are ready to match it on the pitch. Read more |
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SASSUOLO A strong transfer campaign signals a Sassuolo side intent to build on last year's miracle escape from relegation, declares Livio Caferoglu. Read more |
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TORINO A strong pre-season and transfer campaign has Alasdair Mackenzie optimistic for Torino's chances of building on last year's success. Read more |
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UDINESE A new dawn beckons at Udinese, as Andrea Stramaccioni takes over from Francesco Guidolin looking to guide a young side back up the table. Read more |
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VERONA Some big names have left the club this summer, but Rossella Marrai is tipping Verona to prove themselves again as a top-flight side in 2014-15. Read more |
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