Joaquín Correa

[Pimpin]

Fucking guy…2 things are absolute for Inter
1. We’ll always have good Argentines
2. Shit LB

to add to this, a flop full back signing.

 

[Pimpin]

What a fucking stud Correa is though, we've never had, in recent history, a player that does things like that

 

[brakbrak]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1431359215696691202

You can tell that’s not bullshit, got pictures as proof. I usually don’t give a flying fuck if our players are fans as well but it’s good to have especially when it’s not bullshit

 

[GenDire]

What's hilarious about this is that I think he meant to point to the Jesus tattoo on his other arm but got it wrong

Thankfully he didn't mix up his right foot with his left today

 

[diamen]

his celebration rather means "ice in veins" so it doesn't matter to which arm he points

 

[BasedGodPunk]

It must be said, this dude is handsome as fuck.

 

[M.Adnan]

When we first signed him, I said that this transfer reminds me of Hernanes. After today’s game, I think that he reminds me of Julio Cruz.

Man what a way to start your first game!

 

[CafeCordoba]

Can't score, they said....

CAN'T SCORE THEY SAID (I was definitely one)

Well should shut them (me) up for awhile.

 

[crzdcolombian]

Welcome keep the goals coming

winning me over!

hope we play with him and Lautaro soon and no more Dzeko

 

[Gaindé]

That header was Icardi-esque!

 

[nelsonrivas2011]

Thankfully he didn't mix up his right foot with his left today

But he's left-footed, they said...

 

[YoramG]

What a baller 15 mins. Best introduction we've seen in a while.

 

[uny_arturo]

Oddly we haven’t seen the dribbling side of him yet but a header and a right footed shot! Just stay humble kid. Learn to work with your teammates and you’ll have a memorable time here

 

[nelsonrivas2011]

 

[Raul Duke]

When we first signed him, I said that this transfer reminds me of Hernanes. After today’s game, I think that he reminds me of Julio Cruz.

Man what a way to start your first game!

Two goals off the bench on his debut to secure a comeback? This has Pazzini written all over it.

 

[cuba gooding]

Both played in Sampdoria.

Nah, this is more Sneijder-esque. Coming 2-3 days before and then played magnificent game.

Its good that we have 3 great players for 2 positions. We will need it when european games start

 

[Johnny Ludlow]

Would like to add that he scored the second with his alleged worse foot. Although he is already 27, his potential to do much more than what he's shown so far is massive. Fast 189 cm tall completely two-footed second strikers don't exactly grow in trees.

 

[cuba gooding]

Would like to add that he scored the second with his alleged worse foot. Although he is already 27, his potential to do much more than what he's shown so far is massive. Fast 189 cm tall completely two-footed second strikers don't exactly grow in trees.

I think his skills and technique is not questionable when he is on his day. The issue remaining is whether he can create end products on consistent basis.

I only saw him last season ocassionaly when Lazio playing big games, but from Lazio's performance in the league I would presume he didnt perform on consistent basis, at least for a big team that dreaming of scudetto like us. We can hope that by top players surrounding him in our team, he can unleash his performance this season.

 

[andrei]

Would like to add that he scored the second with his alleged worse foot. Although he is already 27, his potential to do much more than what he's shown so far is massive. Fast 189 cm tall completely two-footed second strikers don't exactly grow in trees.

What you say is absolutely correct. But from what I saw at Lazio, his problems were the decisions. You can name it low IQ or whatever, but his problems were/are the decisions or better say, timing. Keeping the ball too long, a driblling more than necessary and so on.
Luckily, this is the only aspect where he can improve in his age. He won't be any faster, technical or stronger. But if he improves the timing/decisions he could make a big leap in quality.

 

[Strale]

What you say is absolutely correct. But from what I saw at Lazio, his problems were the decisions. You can name it low IQ or whatever, but his problems were/are the decisions or better say, timing. Keeping the ball too long, a driblling more than necessary and so on.
Luckily, this is the only aspect where he can improve in his age. He won't be any faster, technical or stronger. But if he improves the timing/decisions he could make a big leap in quality.

If that's his problem we might have to live with it, because he's playing under the coach who knows it and still obviously favours him in spite of that.

Obviously I'm just going by what's happened in the past. Inzaghi might try to work on it at Inter.