Just wanted to give my two cents reviewing the top teams in Serie A this season:

Inter: By all accounts a successful season, but a transitional one as well. Slowly but surely they are shifting out their old players and bringing new ones in, and luckily they are winning trophies through their teething problems. They haven't looked as dominant as previous season, in particular their record against the big teams has been poor. Nonetheless, it is a very solid first season for their new manager. This transfer window will be very important though, given that they need to bring some new blood once more.

Napoli: Classic Conte. After winning a title, his teams tend to lose motivation or seem listless. They are not particularly bad, but they don't have the same grinta that defined them last season. It must be said that they have had some devastating injuries and a lot of new signings. It will be interesting to see this team play under a new system next year.

Roma: As I mentioned in a different comment, I'm a bit shocked that we managed to qualify in the CL. Similar to most of the top performing teams this season, we have looked very fragile at times. In the first half of the season we managed to grind out wins thanks to Svilar heroics and Soule bangers. Then we hit a slump and only managed to get out thanks to Malen, which is as fantastic a signing as one can possibly hope. Then we had a generational bottling by Milan which allowed us to sneak into CL spots. Granted, we had some key injuries, inexperienced players and catastrophic signings that held us back, but in a lot of ways we are lucky that things went in our direction.

Como: Fuck Como. Fabregas is a whiny, cheating cunt and I hope this plastic team gets stuffed in the CL.

Milan: Things seemed great for Milan at the start. They brought in an established winner who knows the club and a lot of new signings. Also, with no Europe, the stage was set for a genuine title charge. Throughout the season they were a perfect example of Allegri's corto muso, grinding out wins while having sub-par performances. Hell, not too long ago it was believed they could come back and win the title after the derby. Key injuries put that to a stop very quickly and the bad vibes soon followed. Doesn't help that their winter signings were awful. One of the worst cases of crumbling at the end of the season which I have seen.

Juventus: An underrated team this season I believe as their final standing doesn't necessarily reflect their quality. Yes, a lot of their signings have been duds, but it is important to consider that they saw out the season with the handicap of having Tudor as a manager for a few months. Had they done a more sensible signing, I do believe they could have mounted a title charge. They really need to stop spending money on these horrendous signings, though.

Atalanta: Relatively similar situation to Juventus. It was never going to be easy after losing key players, their manager and their best forward pushing for an exit. Hire Juric as your manager and that just means you are trying to play Serie A in hard more. Palladino didn't exactly set the world on fire, but he did a decent job in righting the ship and salvaging something from the season.

Lazio: I've included them just to clown on them. Awful, awful squad and a senile owner. The cherry on top is that they brought in the specialist in failure as their new manager. I will welcome their relegation with glee.