Romelu Lukaku
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Biasin making sure his boyfriend and marotta don't get any heat from the fans, whether that's true or not.
Gotta protect his source...
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10 years of FIFScent of a Woman scene.
Zhang being PS Hoffman hiding in a daddys pocket, Beppe being Al Pacino and Piero as the kid.
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You can say you're happy all you want, but at a certain point, if your employer keeps allowing offers for you and is acting like "well, we really could use/do need the money...", and especially if the place that wants you is a Chelsea or a PSG, at a certain you probably do say "well, fuck you then". It doesn't mean Lukaku wants to leave, it doesn't mean Hakimi wanted to leave. Both have repeatedly said they wanted to stay. This is 100% on Suning.
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How does it make sense for the chairman who knows f*ck-all about football to be giving orders about who to sell or not to the sporting directors? Biasin on a mad one.
The narrative is that everything comes from way above Marotta and Ausilio so don't touch them lol.
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FIF Special Ones10 years of FIFIt's naive to assume ownership isn't involved in 100m+ deals.
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Not if the official position was that Inter wasn't selling.
What Biasin said completely goes against what Di marzio says : https://www.fcinter1908.it/video/video-di-marzio-lukaku-ha-scelto-chelsea/ which is that the club DID NOT want to sell but that in the past days Lukaku announced to the board and to Inzaghi that he wanted to go.
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Best Overall PosterSuning had blocked deals for Schick and Pastore in the past so i wouldn't be surprised if they intervened in this one as well. Just remember the countless reports about the famous Suning's ok.
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Most Missed Member10 years of FIFOf course he did.
People saying "the 100m will be good for the club" are hilarious. The money is going to Suning, not us. If we're lucky we might see someone like Zapata, which is disgraceful.
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people thinking these communist are gonna reinvest their earnings into the club, its laughable
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10 years of FIFEvery club could use that kind of money but that doesn't mean they are forcing him out. Di Marzio is basically saying Inter will only sell if Lukaku wants to move, so if he does get sold that means he wants to move; it's as simple as that, let's not make him to be Zanetti
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I wish you were saying this on the topic of Zapata/€40M.
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10 years of FIFThat's some ridiculous twisting the narrative if Inter goes with the player asked to be sold. That's like fucking super low.
Lukaku was happy staying at Inter and Milano. Didn't ask for payraise after Chelsea's offer or anything. It's 100% club selling his ass, it has nothing to do with the player.
Lukaku was happy staying at Inter and Milano. Didn't ask for payraise after Chelsea's offer or anything. It's 100% club selling his ass, it has nothing to do with the player.
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Forum Supporter10 years of FIFSuning have NEVER taken a single PENNY out of Inter. The only thing that have done is loaned (and then written off the loans) us money. If they wanted to take money out of Inter, they could have sold players and forced repayment. Instead, in the 6 months H1 20/21 season, they did >70m euros in debt to equity conversion.
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10 years of FIFZhangs taking the cut in this context means we are not using all that transfer money to reinforce the squad but pay debts etc.
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10 years of FIFwelcome back good old inter.. really missed to play for the fourth-fith place, knowing we will win nothing for years and years, getting angry every sunday because of stupid football team..fuck man
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Transfer GuruLukaku is as good as gone. The only question at this point is the transfer fee - around 130m is what most suggest.
I guess this was only expected. Suning are broke. Conte & Hakimi are gone, Eriksen is also out, we are not challenging for titles anymore. Lukaku's value would have been wasted here, its best to cash out now. 130m is a lot of money. Hopefully most of it will be invested back into the squad, buying some quality younger players like Vlahovic, Raspadori, etc.
I guess this was only expected. Suning are broke. Conte & Hakimi are gone, Eriksen is also out, we are not challenging for titles anymore. Lukaku's value would have been wasted here, its best to cash out now. 130m is a lot of money. Hopefully most of it will be invested back into the squad, buying some quality younger players like Vlahovic, Raspadori, etc.
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10 years of FIFInter could make €91 million in capital gains should they sell Romelu Lukaku to Chelsea. According to Italian news outlet L’Interista, Nerazzurri can record a big capital gain on the sale of the player based on the size of the offer from the English club.
The Nerazzurri have already rejected one offer from Chelsea for Lukaku, but the Blues are ready to return with an amount of €130 million, hoped by the Londoners to be more than enough to convince the Nerazzurri.
Should Inter accept this offer, then they would calculate the capital gains on the sale by deducting the amount still owed from his initial sale from Manchester United.
Of the €65 million fee which the Nerazzurri agreed to to bring the player in during the summer of 2019, €26 million of the amortized total amount has already been paid. A further €39 million must be deducted from the €130 million fee paid by Chelsea, arriving at a total amount of €91 million. Also, the €13 million paid to Man United in bonuses, are not counted in calculating capital gains, the report concludes.
The Nerazzurri have already rejected one offer from Chelsea for Lukaku, but the Blues are ready to return with an amount of €130 million, hoped by the Londoners to be more than enough to convince the Nerazzurri.
Should Inter accept this offer, then they would calculate the capital gains on the sale by deducting the amount still owed from his initial sale from Manchester United.
Of the €65 million fee which the Nerazzurri agreed to to bring the player in during the summer of 2019, €26 million of the amortized total amount has already been paid. A further €39 million must be deducted from the €130 million fee paid by Chelsea, arriving at a total amount of €91 million. Also, the €13 million paid to Man United in bonuses, are not counted in calculating capital gains, the report concludes.