Alexis Sanchez

[bubba zanetti]

Why the fuck we brought him back lol

 

[Dave54]

I don't know why he is so dedicated to NT. They are not gonna do anything, as always. And he is not young.

 

[brehme1989]

I don't know why he is so dedicated to NT. They are not gonna do anything, as always. And he is not young.

Why wouldn't he be?

 

[Dave54]

getting older, apparent medical issues, injuries.

 

[brehme1989]

getting older, apparent medical issues, injuries.

He's their leader. I don't see any incentive to stop.

Applying new European morals here is illogical. Or US ideals.

 

[Dave54]

Ok, then I guess, he is not going to see much playing time at Inter.

Report - Inter are not pleased with Alexis Sanchez's behavior. The player was strongly advised against joining his national team in order to stay in Milan to recover from every point of view, including his physical condition.

 

[varmin]

He's their leader. I don't see any incentive to stop.

Applying new European morals here is illogical. Or US ideals.

They don't pay his salary though. If the medical staff of his employer is concerned about his condition, it wouldn't be wrong if he listens to their advice.

 

[Alex de Large]

It was a mistake to sign him with his obsession with Chile being already 23892893892893 years old

 

[ADRossi]

He's their leader. I don't see any incentive to stop.

Applying new European morals here is illogical. Or US ideals.

There's literally nothing American about this lol

 

[brehme1989]

There's literally nothing American about this lol

About what?

P.S: There's a lot of "American" things about it, just not North American

 

[DARi0]

Wtf. Did he really get this shit from one day to the next? how could our medical staff miss this? i need a sanchez who can come in on 75th minute and decide games on his own

Inter knew about his condition - good guy Inter again:

The Nerazzurri had hoped that Sanchez would prioritise his form and fitness at club level before jetting off to South America.

Inter are believed to have been aware of Sanchez’s non-ideal physical condition at the time of his signing, but had agreed a plan, including a specialised diet to get him back on the pitch as quickly as possible.

This is, however, not the first time that Inter have become frustrated with Sanchez, as there was also a similar situation during his first stint with the club while Antonio Conte was in charge.

Old habits die hard?

He looks thrilled to be back.

now we know why he looked like that: he suffers from anemia

Can't this guy quit the NT already?

Sanchez flies out even unfit... must really enjoy those trips

 

[IM21]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1701251427119800730

 

[CafeCordoba]

If he is really fit to play, it might be actually better for us if he plays now. Gets more match fitness for Inter but not at Inter.

 

[chicho2395]

The Chile coach has already confirmed that he will play against Colombia tomorrow

 

[crzdcolombian]

hope he is ready for Cuadrado

 

[IM21]

 

[Jane The Virgin]

Why wouldn't he be?

Why would he be after all what Dave said? It's not the first time that players after reaching a certain age retire from their national teams.

 

[crzdcolombian]

Played all game vs Colombia was really good but rusty. Took all free kicks and corners for Chile.

Missed a clear goal he would have made a few years back.

The field in Chile was awful they had a Bruno mars concert 2 days before.

3-4 players left injured. Vidal and Yerry Minas injures looked bad. Think 2 other chileaNs left with injures as well

 

[chicho2395]

He played 95 minutes for Chile, it shows that it doesn't have the rhythm for a complete game but I think I could play about 20 minutes at maximum intensity at the end of the games.

 

[wera]

He played 95 minutes for Chile, it shows that it doesn't have the rhythm for a complete game but I think I could play about 20 minutes at maximum intensity at the end of the games.

I already knew that the first time he came here.