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If he’s mad about game time imagine how an actual good player like Zielinski feels watching Inzaghi push mikhi to death.
If he’s mad about game time imagine how an actual good player like Zielinski feels watching Inzaghi push mikhi to death.
Chelsea don't want to sell Casadei for less than 15M, so this might be one of the reasons.Corriere dello Sport and Il Mattino newspaper report that Napoli have joined the race to sign Italy international Frattesi from Inter.
Fine with me as long as the total amount is €45M.According to Il Mattino, Napoli are considering a loan deal with an obligation to buy to be paid across two financial years.
With that kind of money, the club can bring in a winning mentality player, not a whiner. I doubt this will happen during winter though.Yes let's sell to a direct rival in Janauarysmart af
That's not how you gain trust of your coach. That's not how you're expected to react at a top club like Inter.Frattesi upset by Inzaghi’s indifference as Inter open to midfielder’s exit
Inter midfielder Davide Frattesi decided to talk straight to Simone Inzaghi about his frustration over the lack of playing time but was reportedly left upset by his coach’s indifference.
Unlike in the past, when he often proved a decisive substitute, the Italy international seemed rather demotivated when he came on in the final minutes of his side’s Supercoppa Italiana final against Milan as he feels the status of midfield backup doesn’t reflect his worth.
According to Calciomercato.com, such behaviour was a consequence of a previous chat the 25-year-old had with Inzaghi, as he decided to share his disappointment for his limited opportunities on the pitch with the Nerazzurri’s manager.
However, Frattesi was far from pleased after speaking with the former Lazio boss, as the midfielder felt he was no longer in his coach’s plans, with the Italian tactician looking indifferent about the prospect of his player’s potential departure.
The recency bias on that one has been crazy. He's been both a bit of out form and injured this season and Bisseck, to his credit, has stepped up admirably to minimize the effects of Pavard's absence, but Pavard was one of those signings that put us over the top last season. Like, unless I'm mistaken, the plan would've been Darmian as the main RCB last season otherwise and, in fairness to Darmian, there's no comparison here, Pavard brought life and balance to our right side.
To put him - and even Frattesi for that matter - in the same class as Correa is extremely unfair.