Odds are there will be a change at the top of Serie A next season.
This season there is a total of 17 points spread between the top four teams and the bottom two, which would be a record low for the table.
A total of 10 points is needed for automatic qualification to the Europa League.
The top four can expect to earn a profit of around €2 million, while the bottom four will only earn around €500,000.
There are currently 14 teams in Serie A, which means each team has a total bet of over €100 million.
The total amount of money is currently €1.1 billion, which is €5 billion less than last season.
The odds on the top three teams are currently worth €2.5 million, which comes to €5 million for each of the top two and the third place.
A possible change is the formation of a super-team to form a new division with the support of the national team.
This is likely to occur with the appointment of Milan president Adriano Galliani.
The first team of the super-league would be called the “Empire” which would consist of three Serie A clubs.
The fourth and fifth are called the Super League, which will consist of four teams.
If the third team does not win promotion to the top tier, it would be disbanded and the fourth and last team would be relegated from Serie A. The new super-division would consist primarily of Milan, Juventus, Inter, Fiorentina and Napoli, while Juventus and Inter will play each other.
This would be the first time two Italian teams would compete in Serie B and Serie C. The second division would also consist of six teams, including the reigning champions, Napoli.
The third tier would consist mainly of the teams that are in the Europa league.
The eighth tier would be based on the current top four, but the teams will be divided in order of their total points, with the top five teams earning a combined €1 billion.
A further two teams are likely to be relegated.
The “Estate” is expected to have a profit at least €500 million and could be worth over €3 billion.
The remaining teams in the “empire” could be divided up in a similar manner, with each team having a combined profit of €200 million.
