chronicles q&a

Mina Rzouki answers the following question sent in by Chronicles Tifosi Patron Tom Downs, and takes us down an interesting and winding road... "Ciao tutti... Interested to know what the gang think about reports of Conte to Milan in the Summer? And whether the signing of Terracciano is a nod to this?"

In this full free episode, Nicky and Patrick answer questions from our Chronicles Tifosi Patrons: How has Thiago Motta changed from managing Genoa to Bologna and where should he go for his next career move? What are your thoughts on reducing Serie A to 18 teams? What are your favourite stadiums?

Chronicles Tifosi Patron, Bilal, sent us this question, which provoked a lot of discussion among the Serie A Chronicles team: What were the best and the worst moments of 2023 for each one of you? What are you most hopeful for in 2024 football-wise?

This week's questions: What is Napoli's best 11 to compete in Europe?; Where have all the good Italian defenders gone?; Will Will Ángel Di María be joining Juventus?

This week Nicky & Mina answer questions about: Who is the right #9 for Inter? Is Scamacca the one? Do they gamble on Dybala, or bring back Lukaku?; The best Juventus starting 11 to compete in the Champions League; and What’s the typical Lazio game day like?

This week Nicky and Mina answer questions about: Who should stay in Inter's starting 11 to compete in the Champions League; could Federico Chiesa and Nicolò Zaniolo play together at Juventus; and Carlo Ancelotti's evolving style of play from Milan to Real Madrid.

This week Nicky and Mina answer questions about Gianluigi Donnarumma at PSG, which players Milan should keep in their starting 11 in order to seriously compete in the Champions League, and whether Juventus is planning to rebuild with an ‘Italian core’.

Nicky and Mina answer this week's questions about Ciro Immobile scoring a bundle for Lazio but not Italy, and promoting youth talent in Serie A clubs.

Nicky and Mina answer this week's questions about Manuel Locatelli and Sandro Tonali for the Italian national team, the 5-man substitution rule, and Juventus' Adrien Rabiot.