Lautaro Martinez

[CoolMan44]

while he is at the peak of his form before the transfer window, he should be sold, next season it is not known what will happen to him, he is prone to slip to the level of a player worth 20 million.

How exactly? His goalscoring has pretty much been improving every single season he has been here, and I'd argue he's more of a leader now as well.

He has 25 goals and 9 assists this season.

 

[sdvroot]

How exactly? His goalscoring has pretty much been improving every single season he has been here, and I'd argue he's more of a leader now as well.

He has 25 goals and 9 assists this season.

624 minutes without a goal , Lautaro suffered the longest ball drought in Inter| All Football

Lautaro has not scored a single goal in his last 10 games in all competitions, and the last time he scored for Inter was a penalty against Juve in the Italian Super League.

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No goals in 10 Champions League games: Should Inter cash in on Arsenal-linked Lautaro Martinez this summer? | Goal.com

Inter forward Lautaro Martinez has not scored in 10 consecutive Champions League appearances, putting the Arsenal-linked forward's poor strike rate back in the spotlight

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Lautaro Martinez explains poor World Cup form as he played through pain barrier for Argentina | Goal.com English Bahrain

Lautaro Martinez revealed that his poor run of form at the 2022 World Cup was due to an ankle injury that he suffered prior to the tournament.

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He is very unstable striker.

 

[SiamoNoi]

Selling Capitano?


Couldn't be me.

 

[Ethor]

Guess ManU may still gravitas name wise, and of course Real Madrid. The "other interested parties "are just chancers and/ or a step backwards. Pls stay.

 

[ADRossi]

624 minutes without a goal , Lautaro suffered the longest ball drought in Inter| All Football

Lautaro has not scored a single goal in his last 10 games in all competitions, and the last time he scored for Inter was a penalty against Juve in the Italian Super League.

m.allfootballapp.com

No goals in 10 Champions League games: Should Inter cash in on Arsenal-linked Lautaro Martinez this summer? | Goal.com

Inter forward Lautaro Martinez has not scored in 10 consecutive Champions League appearances, putting the Arsenal-linked forward's poor strike rate back in the spotlight

www.goal.com

Lautaro Martinez explains poor World Cup form as he played through pain barrier for Argentina | Goal.com English Bahrain

Lautaro Martinez revealed that his poor run of form at the 2022 World Cup was due to an ankle injury that he suffered prior to the tournament.

www.goal.com

He is very unstable striker.

Stop. Suning will not reinvest proceeds from his sale back into the squad. Look at Lukaku - we sold him for 110M and received Correa for 35M. Selling Lautaro will never be worthwhile for us with Suning as owners.

 

[Strale]

If they sell him it's because they are broke. Let's not pretend what his sale would be about. There is no football reason for Inter to sell a player like Lautaro. World class or not, his qualities are above Inter's average accross the squad and above what they can buy.

 

[sdvroot]

Stop. Suning will not reinvest proceeds from his sale back into the squad. Look at Lukaku - we sold him for 110M and received Correa for 35M. Selling Lautaro will never be worthwhile for us with Suning as owners.

This season we will most likely finish without losses or around minus 20, the sale of Lautaro, Brozovic and Dumfries will allow us to completely renew the squad, but how else? Should we sell them for 2 times cheaper next season? I'm sure that a couple like Dybala-Retegui will do no worse than LuLa.

 

[varmin]

This season we will most likely finish without losses or around minus 20, the sale of Lautaro, Brozovic and Dumfries will allow us to completely renew the squad, but how else? Should we sell them for 2 times cheaper next season? I'm sure that a couple like Dybala-Retegui will do no worse than LuLa.

Honestly I'd sell Dumfries, Onana, Gosens, without touching Lautaro, unless some crazy offer (120+mln) comes.

 

[Adriano@10]

This season we will most likely finish without losses or around minus 20, the sale of Lautaro, Brozovic and Dumfries will allow us to completely renew the squad, but how else? Should we sell them for 2 times cheaper next season? I'm sure that a couple like Dybala-Retegui will do no worse than LuLa.

People need to realize that re investing that money is not gonna be easy/feasible as in we still have to lower costs while getting rid off these guys.. So selling them all fr say 120mio and then turning around and investing that money in players would lead to our ammortization costs exploding why it probably is a no go....



Also Retegui? Dude is 24 and is playing in argentina how fucken good can he be? Also Boca keeps loaning him out also not a sign that he is anywhere near Inter quality...
But why not get the next ricky alvarez atleast we re keeping up with tradition

 

[PHM1605]

Stop. Suning will not reinvest proceeds from his sale back into the squad. Look at Lukaku - we sold him for 110M and received Correa for 35M. Selling Lautaro will never be worthwhile for us with Suning as owners.

You do see the profit does not disappear but helping us to solve the problem elsewhere, right? For instance, we could keep other key players; we could afford renewing contracts; we could play hardball in negotiation (avoid a Hakimi bis) etc.

I just don't get why people insist of rejecting good offer is a good idea. Sure, let's keep Lautaro at all cost but at the same time let's raise his salary too. Inter bank account will have -100m less but no problem because it's not your money (?!?) Fuck Marotta for seeking free players but at the same time do not suggest where the funding should come from (?!?)

Don't get me wrong. I am not saying let's sell Lautaro as he is shit or something like that. If the offer is e.g. 60m, ok let's throw it out of the window and enjoy Lautaro. If that is doubled, well, I would not think twice even if we get a little bit weaker in the striking department, while improving other 3-4 gaps (CB, RWB) in the squad. I support Inter, not a specific player. Napoli would never have won the Scudetto if they would have kept Koulibaly or Fabian Ruiz, as they were still poor af.

 

[varmin]

You do see the profit does not disappear but helping us to solve the problem elsewhere, right? For instance, we could keep other key players; we could afford renewing contracts; we could play hardball in negotiation (avoid a Hakimi bis) etc.

I just don't get why people insist of rejecting good offer is a good idea. Sure, let's keep Lautaro at all cost but at the same time let's raise his salary too. Inter bank account will have -100m less but no problem because it's not your money (?!?) Fuck Marotta for seeking free players but at the same time do not suggest where the funding should come from (?!?)

Don't get me wrong. I am not saying let's sell Lautaro as he is shit or something like that. If the offer is e.g. 60m, ok let's throw it out of the window and enjoy Lautaro. If that is doubled, well, I would not think twice even if we get a little bit weaker in the striking department, while improving other 3-4 gaps (CB, RWB) in the squad. I support Inter, not a specific player. Napoli would never have won the Scudetto if they would have kept Koulibaly or Fabian Ruiz, as they were still poor af.

I'm agree, but we shouldn't sell too much key players, even if outstanding offers come for all of them. Onana, Lautaro, Brozovic, Dumfries (rumors for Liverpool and Barella). This is just too much drop in the quality for a season.

 

[NimAraya]

Every player has a price. If the offer is too good to refuse we should not reject it. We should measure everything when we're about to keep/sell/buy a player: age, salary, overall impact, position, price, availability, potential...

2 years ago I might have said do not sell Bastoni or Barella, but if an offer is too good we should consider it. Although the priority should be to offload the deadwoods, and those who earn too much but offer little to nothing in return.

 

[OkiOki]

But you can't sell deadwood, couse everybody knows that you want to get rid of him, so best thing you can get is loan him out or give him for free.
And those who earn to much, they don't want to go anywhere, couse they can't get that salary on weaker teams.

Basically, when you give good contract to shity player, all you can do is loan him out around till his contract expires, and sometimes even pay % of his salary.

 

[NimAraya]

But you can't sell deadwood, couse everybody knows that you want to get rid of him, so best thing you can get is loan him out or give him for free.
And those who earn to much, they don't want to go anywhere, couse they can't get that salary on weaker teams.

Basically, when you give good contract to shity player, all you can do is loan him out around till his contract expires, and sometimes even pay % of his salary.

Yeah that's the consequences of signing shitty players or giving +1 comtracts to old players.

Fortunately for us, several of them will be a free agent at the end of season, so we don't need to worry about loaning them our or giving them golden handshake.

Correa will have suitors. Doubt we can sell him outright, but loaning+option to buy is very possible.

 

[Gaindé]

I'm still shocked that people are still talking about selling Lautaro.

Looking forward to next year's offensive line of fat Lukaku, Retegui who has less carrier goals than Pinamonti while playing in Argentina, 2000 years old Dzeko and Correa the ballerina.

 

[wera]

 

[wera]

it has only been the first half, but damn, two great goals

Lautaro is feeling himself right now

 

[Gaindé]

Too good.
Sell.

 

[Skid Rock]

I'm still shocked that people are still talking about selling Lautaro.

Looking forward to next year's offensive line of fat Lukaku, Retegui who has less carrier goals than Pinamonti while playing in Argentina, 2000 years old Dzeko and Correa the ballerina.

While I get it that you're probably purposefully exaggerating, I do have to note that Retegui actually has had almost the same amount of goals in the last 1.5 seasons as Pinamonti had in all of his professional career (that included 4 full seasons)

 

[PpanY]

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