What is their plan if they do not intend to sell? Cuz, it's clear that Inter cannot stay competitive (top 4 finish) in a long run, if we sell our best players every summer and replace them with inferior ones.
Inter can stay competitive if they learn how to properly spend their money and not throwing it out the window for garbage.
After the treble season the way we handled our players and coaches situation were quite pathetic. Lots of money, years and talents lost because of bad management.
Our whole banter era could be handled differently if instead of changing coaches and bringing more Jonathans, Kuzmanovics, Rocchis and Schelottos, we setup a very well thought policy about our salary cap, choosing the right coach and relying on a scouting system that could get us the bright talents in the world before their price go out of our reach. That way the outcome could be very differently. The way this club was run over all those years was not sustainable and the heavy loss each year is an indicator of that.
We let many young talents to slip out of our hands because we considered them not good enough for us, or because we were crying to have no money when we were wasting it on garbage instead!
Dybala joined Palermo for 11 million at the time when we were among teams linked to him, but probably found him not good enough for us! We went for Ricky Alvarez instead of Erik Lamela for 5m less when the latter was clearly a better talent. Lamela had a successful time at Roma (unlike Alvarez at Inter) and sold later for profit. Before Eden Hazard price go up Moratti was an admirer of him but hesitated too long that we could no longer afford him. There are many more examples. Just look at how we lost Zaniolo for a washed up drunk.
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