The supercomputer opt, the verdict for Chivu! »Who is a big favorite in series A + distance to rival
Article by Daniel Scorpie – published on Saturday, August 16, 2025, 13:02 / Updated on Saturday, August 16, 2025 13:05
Napoli is not the team in the series credited with the first chance to win the title. In the fight for the boss, the champion en-titre is clearly detached by Inter. Cristi Chivu's new band was credited with 36.09% chances to get his hands on Logdetto. According to the OPTA simulation, based on the running of over 10,000 possible scenarios, Nerazzurri leaves behind Naples and Atalanta, who are equal to 13 percent.
Although the specialists and the press in Italy see it as the main candidate in Scudetto on the team prepared by Antonio Conte, the statisticians have a completely different vision on the series A.
Cristi Chivu, Inter/ Photo Coach: Imago Images
Even if he did not get tired in this Mercato, Inter would be in the Pole Position in season 2025-2026, which starts over a week.
Milan and Juventus, only on 5-6! And Stanciu's Genoa is on 12
The Opta supercomputer calculated that the vice -champion of the past edition has 36.09% possibilities to be the best in series A. At a great distance in the back, almost Three times less chances are Napoli and Atalanta, that is, the formations that completed the podium in 2024-2025.
On the arrival grid, come in a row Gian Piero Gasperini's Rome, with 10.29%, which would be the fourth force of the championship, followed by AC Milan of Massimiliano Allegri and the juventus trained by Igor Tudor, with a chance of 7.46%, respectively, 7.33%, to win the title.
Nicolae Stanciu, empty at the beginning at Genoa / Photo: Gettyimages
For the other places of Europe of Italy, according to the Opta Simulation, Lazio, Bologna, Fiorentina and Como are placed. While in the second half of the standings are seen: 11. Torino, 12. Genoa, 13. Udinese, 14. Cagliari, 15. Sassuolo, 16. Cremonese and 17. Verona.
On the list of the three retrograde in Serie B are the favorites of the statistics, in order, Pisa. Parma and Lecce
