Meh, I was hoping to sell Lukaku instead but if selling Lautaro means that we don't have to sacrifice Hakimi, I'll do it in a heartbeat. It's sad to see him go though as we'll see our pressing go downhill and he's shown before that he can score goals in CL.
We would want too, if we get Depay free and Lauti moves to Barca for Emerson Royal and say 70M euros.
70M and Emerson Royal would be fantastic deal. Sell then Hakimi and buy Raspadori and Locatelli.
With Aguero, impossible room for Lautaro, and even less with the 90mil he would cost.
Nonsense, Kun's arrival changes little with respect to an additional long-term #9
He also will not cost 90M
Barcelona is very close to sign Depay the free agent. When he signs, then Lautaro is out, regarding any move to Barcelona. As long as that signing is not done, Barcelona remains a possible destination.
The agents are probably fishing now. They are going to look for what's out there in the market. If Lautaro would get some offers and what kind of investments these clubs would be willing to do to get him. Inter is not going to sell for cheap. They will sign the extension eventually if there are no realistic targets for him. Barcelona 50m€ is not a realistic target.
La Gazzetta dello Sport reports Barcelona are not open to matching Inter’s €90m asking price, with the Nerazzurri who prefer selling Hakimi rather than Lautaro.So here we go. Now these shenanigans start. As he's the agent of both Hakimi and Lautaro, I wouldn't be surprised seeing both of these guys sold eventually.
I rather think he wants more money, not necessarily to leave. Agree on the selling strategy, however the club might not think the same. Having top strikers has always been a priority for the club, having world class wing-backs less so, especially when it`s becoming a luxury we can hardly afford.If he wants to go, let him go. We need to sell someone. Might as well sell the guy who doesn't want to be here over the super promising RB who just had the best season of an Inter fullback since Maicon.
I rather think he wants more money, not necessarily to leave.