Beppe Marotta

[qb4ever_2k]

High squad turnover is definitely a risk. Just that my point is that we're not forcing the the key players out, at worst, we're persuading them to consider the offers. And we don't have a lot of successes of forcing anyone anyway.

I mean we couldn't force Joao Mario out who openly trash talked Inter. What makes you think can force out someone who's so attached to Inter?

 

[varmin]

I don't see why some people here want so desperately to paint Marotta as the main culprit, who wants to force our best players out? Marotta is just following orders. If it was possible to sell some trash and youngstarts in order to fulfill Suning requirements, and to reinforce the squad at the same time, i'm pretty sure that it would have already been done.

 

[.h.]

I mean.. both things can be true. Skriniar can ideally want to stay, but appreciate the financial pressure at Inter, while also looking very much forward to completing at a high level, at twice the salary. It's not so white and black.

 

[wera]

The only 'good' thing about a possible Skriniar departure is that he would leave abroad, not to Milan or Juve.

Shit thing that ain't really making me feel good, to be fair. Especially that the management is trying to MAKE HIM GO because we are so strapped for cash. Something just doesn't sit well with me. I know we need money, but there has to be a better, although harder way to make money. Maybe start by not giving big contracts but also not waiting too long to give a new contract? Maybe find better sponsorship deals? Maybe selling our trash, even if it's under price? A player like Vecino should've been sold years ago, but we just couldn't, mainly because his wages we gave him were too good for him and he didn't really want to leave, even though he would play at Everton or Lazio...

The club is trying to hide the fact that we are horrible with money with selling our most valuable assets

 

[M.Adnan]

The guys who own the club tell you to raise 60m. What you're gonna do as an employee? It's easy to say sell some scrubs and keep Skriniar, but if there's no enough interest in your scrubs then there's nothing else you can do. You have to sell one of the core players so pick your poison.

I think Marotta wants to hold on a bit for suitable offers for Dumfries, Correa etc before selling Skriniar.

 

[Corrode]

what do we expect something good from nearly bankrupt owner?

 

[CafeCordoba]

I don't see why some people here want so desperately to paint Marotta as the main culprit, who wants to force our best players out? Marotta is just following orders. If it was possible to sell some trash and youngstarts in order to fulfill Suning requirements, and to reinforce the squad at the same time, i'm pretty sure that it would have already been done.

Marotta is running the sporting side of the club, he's the sporting CEO. That's why.

We are in delicate moments here now. Thursday is the last day of June, it's the end of this fiscal year. If we are not selling Skriniar by then, what's the fucking rush selling him then? Why not test the market with our other players a bit further. United - Dumfries, Chelsea/United/Spurs - De Vrij.

I totally get if the players need to be sold at certain deadline, you need to sell someone big, but is there a deadline anymore, if we are in July and Skriniar is not sold?

 

[varmin]

Marotta is running the sporting side of the club, he's the sporting CEO. That's why.

Juve's fans used to say almost the same, and to blame him for everything. It's interesting that most of their comments about Marotta now are completely different.

We are in delicate moments here now. Thursday is the last day of June, it's the end of this fiscal year. If we are not selling Skriniar by then, what's the fucking rush selling him then? Why not test the market with our other players a bit further. United - Dumfries, Chelsea/United/Spurs - De Vrij.

I totally get if the players need to be sold at certain deadline, you need to sell someone big, but is there a deadline anymore, if we are in July and Skriniar is not sold?

I don't know about deadline. Last i've read was, that Marotta wants to complete all transfers untill 6th of July. Why exactly 6th, i have got no idea. I'm not sure that we shall sell Skriniar (or anybody else) till the end of fiscal year. This is one of the versions circulating around, but i don't know if anyone from the management came out and confirmed it?

 

[CafeCordoba]

Selling in this fiscal year because of necessity is understandable. Then we need to sell one of the big players, no questions asked. But if that's not the case, if we haven't sell Skriniar before July, then why trying to push that sale? Why not wait for the market to pick up interest for Dumfries, De Vrij etc. It might be we still need to sell one of the bigs, if there is not enough market interest for these guys to fetch big enough offers, but I would at least try that, give it few more weeks.

 

[CafeCordoba]

Everything really points to we just want to make money to fund our transfers. Bremer, Asllani, Bellanova, Dybala.

 

[varmin]

Everything really points to we just want to make money to fund our transfers. Bremer, Asllani, Bellanova, Dybala.

This is what I'm thinking as well. All other words are just a smoke and mirrors.

 

[Strale]

Can't disagree with anything he said. Italy really stayed behind and it's paying the price now.

tbh I can, with this statement in particular:

“then suddenly we lost our position. We have to ask ourselves why – my analysis is that we weren’t ready to change,...”

gtfo Calciopoli fucking happened. There was a parallel system of operating for one club, which didn't only send message to players, foreign and local, that their effort and talent are secondary, but it set back Serie A for a decade at least.

Moratti had to move heaven and earth to catch them. One club doing the job of a whole system--that's waaaaay beyond its scope.

In that system you don't need to change--you just cheat.

He might not want to stir shit up, he's got more pressing issues, but on it's own his wondering is ridiculous.

 

[interman]

One Question,
If Lukaku departure wan not planned and we were ok with only Hakimi sale, then we got huge unplanned gain from Lukaku sale, it was in July that belongs to this fiscal year. So if we had 115 million unplanned revenue why we are selling Skriniar now? and for only 60 mil?

 

[.h.]

because we still lost like 110mil even counting the plusvalenza from lukaku. Last year would have been worse than the year before (practically) if it wasnt for the plusvalenza

 

[magnesium]

Wd

One Question,
If Lukaku departure wan not planned and we were ok with only Hakimi sale, then we got huge unplanned gain from Lukaku sale, it was in July that belongs to this fiscal year. So if we had 115 million unplanned revenue why we are selling Skriniar now? and for only 60 mil?

We still need pay Suning debt. If Suning sell Inter, all problem solved.

 

[ADRossi]

Wd
We still need pay Suning debt. If Suning sell Inter, all problem solved.

It's not really Suning's debt; it's Inter's debt.

 

[CafeCordoba]

It's not really Suning's debt; it's Inter's debt.

Inter has debt, Zhangs have also the Oaktree loan (even though it's probably related to Inter, but it's not at Inter's books).

 

[DARi0]

INTER: MAROTTA PROVIDES UPDATES​

Inter director Beppe Marotta admits the Nerazzurri have cooled their interest in Paulo Dybala and hopes Simone Inzaghi remains at the club for many years.
The Nerazzurri director met the media ahead of Inzaghi’s press conference at Appiano Gentile today. The Serie A giants will begin their pre-season tomorrow.

Marotta spoke about the future of Paulo Dybala and his possible move to Inter after the end of his contract with Juventus.
The Nerazzurri met the player’s agent several weeks ago, but there haven’t been developments since the return of Romelu Lukaku to the club.
“Dybala is part of the many players available for free. I had never seen so many and it proves that football is changing and that more courage is needed at a youth level,” said Marotta.
“Dybala represented and still represents an opportunity, but we are ok in attack with valuable players who the coach will need to manage in the best way even if I have a solid bond with Dybala.”
Marotta signed Dybala at Juventus in 2015 for €40m. The Argentinean striker is still available as a free agent, with Napoli, Milan and new Serie A boys Monza also interested.

The former Juventus director continued by discussing the club’s target for next season.
“I’ll just quickly mention the last season, which had a bittersweet taste. We added two more trophies to our cabinet, but the second place in Serie A left a bitter taste in our mouths showing that the difference between winners and runners-up is minimal.
“An important update is the contract extension of our coach, which is the result of a great rapport that we’ve built from last year after some turbulences in the summer. The renewal was natural because Inzaghi proved to be up to the task. He has the skills to remain with us for a long time and be one of the best coaches.”

Inzaghi signed a new deal with Inter at the end of June, extending his stay at the club until 2024.
“I thank my collaborators Ausilio and Baccin, who are working really well to build a competitive team for our targets,” Marotta continued.
“In football, the bar must be very high. You must have the courage to win and not be afraid to lose. We come back intending to win and be highly competitive.

“Sustainability is crucial for continuity, we have this target, which doesn’t mean not being competitive. The market can be creative and intuitive. We have two more months ahead; even if the season will start in between, it’s an anomalous campaign.
“The target is to add more trophies to our cabinet. Work and a sense of belonging are the principles that must guide us to the maximum.”

Seems like another message to Dybala`s agent and we need to offload 1 to sign 1.

 

[eduzee]

Is it hard to make a proper, well synchronized subtitles?

 

[DARi0]

Marotta has asked Lega Serie A to reintroduce repurchase clauses and it will be discussed​

As has been reported by Corriere della Sera, the Inter CEO wants the League Council to ask FIGC president Gabriele Gravina for an amendment that will reintroduce repurchase clauses and that motion will be discussed on Friday by the Federal Council.

By reintroducing the repurchase clauses, it will allow clubs to add the price tag of the sale as capital gains on their balance sheets.

This differs to buy-back clauses where the clubs have to wait until after the buy-back clause has been exercised or discarded before they can then add the sale to their balance sheet.

Inter are currently involved in multiple deals where this amendment would be of use such as the sale of Andrea Pinamonti or the inclusion of Cesare Casadei in the deal for Torino’s Gleison Bremer.

Don Beppe the influencer.