Mercato Team (Ausilio, Marotta, & Co.) and Strategies

[.h.]

wonder what happens the first time casadei makes a mistake and we lose a game we're drawing, or draw a game we're winning, because of it

 

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Italian managers would rather field themselves than a primavera.

 

[Ethor]

Let's just get Vecino off the books and call it good.

 

[Corrode]

make Sensi into loan list good choice imo. he needs to play 90 minutes regularly and boost his match fitness. Spezia, Venezia, Udinese etc will useful for him

 

[Puma]

It is pretty shit that Suning will allegedly not be spending any money for winter reinforcements.

 

[varmin]

wonder what happens the first time casadei makes a mistake and we lose a game we're drawing, or draw a game we're winning, because of it

Bastoni actually did some mistakes that cost us a game. It was against jube iirc. People were shiting on him for a while, but now he is one of our best defenders alongside with Skriniar.
And it is not like Vecino is some faultless player anyway. What I mean is to give some minutes to primavera players in order to assess them, instead to persons which a unlikely to be here after January.
Inter just commence a three games cycle against bottom teams, so won't hurt if we see one or two primavera players.

 

[Il Drago]

Ok, why in this case the mngmt do not set on Inzaghi to introduce 1 or 2 young players in the team. I mean, Vecino is leaving for sure, and I've read that Spalletti wants him in January. Just use Casadei or another primavera mid instead of him. Same with Sanchez. I'm reading all the time that we're planning to get rid of him in the winter, and in the same time he gets playing time, which could have been given to Satriano.

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[.h.]

to be honest, as far as I can see, this is probably the weakest primavera we've had in a while as well. We're very upper-mid table, rather than in contention

 

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to be honest, as far as I can see, this is probably the weakest primavera we've had in a while as well. We're very upper-mid table, rather than in contention

Haven't we been saying this for ages now?

 

[.h.]

Haven't we been saying this for ages now?

And what have we produced




But practixally I don't think I ever remember our team being midtable

 

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And what have we produced




But practixally I don't think I ever remember our team being midtable

That's what I mean man. Its been at the lowest for a long time, not just now. Well, I rather see them at midtable and us at top and not the other way around

 

[.h.]

As far as I'm aware, it's gotten worse in ithe last few years tbh. We'd always consistently be winners/near the top, we're now like 5th or something. not really sure whats going on.

 

[Ethor]

It all goes back to discussion regarding Satriano staying with the squad or going out on loan to get valuable minutes at the start of the season. Iirc, I was for keeping on, but saw the wisdom of the loan. This next stretch of matches are probably his chance. However, with Inzaghi reluctance to play youngsters it maybe a "no" regardless.

 

[CafeCordoba]

We absolutely need to loan Satriano. And he will be sold in the summer, or loaned with an option.

 

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I looked up each player listed in article, so far none have made it in any capacity, Neto looks like the only misstep but as a winger, where would he fit in a 352?

Italians are notorious for peaking in their mid to late 20s so i don't understand this obsession with playing youth. Let them play when they're ready. I don't have much faith in Esposito but he's developing and going about his career is the correct way. IMO for youth development: many low pressure games > few high level games. Send those kids out on loan to develop instead of throwing them in the deep end for the world to see.

 

[.h.]

100%. Experience is keym we need to let these guys develop.

I just wish we loaned them out better and younger

 

[brehme1989]

100%. Experience is keym we need to let these guys develop.

I just wish we loaned them out better and younger

 

[.h.]

exactly

we need to loan people out better, and have aa development plan. if they go off their development plan once, its a warning, twice, should be a release/sale

 

[Ethor]

exactly

we need to loan people out better, and have aa development plan. if they go off their development plan once, its a warning, twice, should be a release/sale

Ruthless, but it maybe the only forward to bring Inter's "home grown" into the squad in the future.

 

[andrei]

But they are not starters. Sanchez is almost constantly injured and in other time he is rarely useful, except few occasions. Vecino is useful as a training cone is. And I don't mean to throw the young players in the deep. Just give them some minutes at the end of the games, where we have 2+ goals advantage. It's absolutely the same if you put Vecino in, 10 minutes before the end, when your team is comfortable leading or anyone else.

Exactly! The best exemple was the game against Spezia, which we easily won. And there are enough games when we could use youngsters. Not to mention Coppa. With Conte was the same: Sanchez and Vidal were our standard subs, even if the game was already won.
Just another exemple: Milan won against Genoa. It was 3-0 and Pioli brought Pellegri for 30 minutes. Perfect game for such a move. I wish Inzaghi will try the same with Striano or other kid.

As others said it's about a plan to integrate youngsters into the team. And by that I don't mean to be a starter against Juventus. But there are enough opportunities to play them.