Saki: All players attack, I prefer Serie A like this. Italian football must keep up with the rhythm.

July 30th Italian legend Saki was interviewed by a newspaper called "Milan Sports" and talked about related topics in the new season of Serie A, including the current football recruitment issue.

The newly formed team seems to have a more European mark. Under the instructions of the coach, the management mainly looks for attackers and looks for wingers who know how to attack and break through to create a numerical advantage. Does this mean we can finally see a league that advocates a lot of goals?

Saki: Fans are asking for wonderful performances, and the club should have listened to the needs of fans long ago. It's not like the 1970s or 1980s, when people didn't know what was going on abroad. Now everyone can see how the UK, Spain, Germany and France play. If you don’t want to take the risk of going backwards, Italian football must keep up with the pace.

Let's analyze it in detail. As Italian champions, Naples has strengthened its strength through Luca, Noah Lang and De Bruyne. What do you think?

Saki: Conte understands how to play in Europe. He knows the team must improve on one-on-one breakthroughs. He was looking for another winger and people mentioned Galish. He wants to create a numerical advantage on the wing.

This is the right way to pry open the opponent's defense line. Moreover, with De Bruyne, he greatly improved the quality of the midfield. As a rotation player for Lukaku, Luka will be very useful both in Serie A and in the Champions League.

Inter Milan is doing everything possible to ensure the signing of Lukeman. With him, their front line will really become very strong.

Saky: Lukeman, based on his performance under the Atlanta jersey, is a player who can break the balance of the game. He is good at counterattacking and is also excellent in small spaces. And let's not forget that Zivo also has Lautaro, Touram and Bonnie, who has just arrived from Palma.

I don't know what would happen to the young Esposito, but if they keep him it would be a good deal: he has the strength. The problem now is to bring a modern, pleasing and efficient way of playing to the entire team. Ziwo is already working on this.

Juventus wanted Muani at all costs after ensuring David. What do you think?

Saki: In my opinion, their goal seems to be to build a strong team that can push opponents into desperate situations, force opponents to be defensive and attack them frequently. Muani is a very good player. If Tudor thinks he is suitable for him, it is right for him to insist on asking management for people.

Juventus needs to make a qualitative leap in its game style and mentality. If they can do it, I believe they have the ability, then they will be able to become the protagonists in Italy and Europe again.

Allegri is laying out the Milan roster around Leo and hopes to have Vlahovic partner with him. What do you think about this?

Saki: A good combination. Regarding Leo, I would say it all depends on himself: he is not lacking in talent, and now he needs to prove himself to be stable. If Vlahovic is activated by a cross from the wing, he will be a perfect center. The whole team's playing style must be conceived around this solution.

There are many forwards in the market, and many coaches are looking for them. Why?

Saki: Because people finally understand that the meaning of the game lies in scoring goals, of course not as they have always been in Italy. I hope all teams can evolve in this sense. I would love to see Gasperini’s work in Rome. He is also looking for offensive players.

And Atlanta, if Lukeman also leaves after Retgee, they will have to reorganize the entire front line. The coaches’ task is to design the right tactical system for the players they have at hand. We observe the dynamics on the European arena and strive to turn them into wealth.

Liverpool invested wildly for Wilz and Ekitic, Bayern ensured Dias's joining, Real Madrid was already complete but introduced young player Mastantono, and Barcelona signed Rashford. These are players who can break through and ignite their passion through dribbling.

Saki: This is the trend in football today. In Europe, the pace of the game is higher than that of Serie A, and we have to work hard to reach that level. Liverpool, I really like, plays a kind of vertical offensive football, and the striker is often asked to advance quickly. I really want to see the new Real Madrid: Will Mbappe wake up? Bayern is a guarantee, and Dias has left a deep impression on me when he was at Liverpool.

Barcelona has a very young team and needs to prove itself: fast pass-through and cut cooperation, dribbling breakthroughs on the wing, and compact triangle transfers. This is a great example of a modern team. In addition, I would love to see the Champions League champion Paris and the Chelsea coached by Maresca who made great progress at the end of last season.

Have the Serie A team reached this level?

Saki: Not yet, but they will achieve it. The premise is to play offensive, brave and atmospheric football. Trust me, I would rather have one more forward and one less defender.