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I think it has more to do with what ranocchia wants to do. He's gonna be 31 at the end of the year and he could easily find a 1mln contract in some mid/high table team (Fiorentina/Lazio/Torino). If he wants to be a starter he's gonna leave. Otherwise, if he agrees to be the 4th man in the...

When you look at the cost of a player you always have to look both at the salary and at the amortisation costs. Ranocchia was bought ~7 years ago for 20 milions. Now his amortization costs are down to peanuts and his only "cost" for Inter is his salary. For being the 4th CB in the team his...

Moi! Minäkin kirjoitan suomesta (mutta olen Italialainen). Emmers is a prodigy but at the moment lacks among all things a fixed position in the pitch. He's an all-around midfielder, but without a specific role. The pros are an amazing pace and in general a very intense approach. He clearly is...

A few reasons 1) there was not enough time to set up a team and staff. Most young players had been promised already to other teams or were involved until june 30 in deals. 2) it wasn't clear how the rules would have turned out until late in the summer. 3) it wasn't clear whether inter would...

FFP regulations are very strict on movements of money (and players) between related parties (such as Suning and Inter). Buying a player and loaning it straight away is *extremely* suspicious and can get you in a lot of trouble, especially considering that the board recently signed a settlement...

Thanks :) I like to follow Inter has a club and not just as a football team, so I like to pay attention to all these small details. Hope my posts won't be too heavy to follow if i explain some techinicalities!

Unfortunately it's nice to imagine those scenarios, but at the moment not only we have to deal with economical limits, but also with bureaucratic ones. Due to the FFP sanctions we have a limited roster and also Serie A has recently added a limitation on the roster (same as in Europe with a...

Hi, i'm a new member from Italy and i've been a supporter of Inter for 25 years now. The situation can be explained easily: Inter is trying to rebuild basing their transfers on future payments. Only a few team agree to these kind of conditions and the ones who do make your life hell as there...