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

[Jusef]

This

Our hands are bound as we are not getting good enough offers for Pinamonti and Skriniar, so no Bremer.

Also it seems like Sanchez is asking full salary for a termination his contract, so this might drag on for end of the merecato? But even if Sanhez was out last month, I think it was pretty clear that it was either Lukaku or Dybala? Inzaghi and managment chose Lukaku.

Maybe if Dybala agent would not asked that huge comission fee start of the window/our first offer to him, we would got him? But Lukaku opportunity came up and we took it.

Now our merecato got lot harder cause we don’t get good offers for our players and Bremer is gone! There are limited market for good cb’s and their prices are high.

So I think it will be Bastoni-De Vrij-average player.
De Vrij might get a new contract offer?

Although I agree with some of this. The Bremer fiasco doesn’t explain why the decision makers didn’t move quickly.

If Inter is going to buy players and sell them at their peak, than Bremer was one of those players.

He would have come for 1-2 seasons and been sold for 70+million.

What is not sustainable for Inter is making stop gap purchases that won’t make it. Kinda like the situation now. Whose going to replace Skriniar and De Vrij? Young prospects - ok great- but they likely wont generate the big money within 1-3 years.

So this Current Inter is not working towards its interests when misses on opportunities like Bremer.

 

[pazza moratti]

We need money to bring in players like Bremer €40m. It seems like Cairo want that fee and no loan deals? I think that was only way we could get him? We were waiting to PSG offer for Skriniar 65-70m but it never came?

I think we will sell Skriniar and use some of the money for one his replacement 15-30m and try to find one/two cheaper options for free/loan deals at end of the merecato?

I don’t get how this is so hard to peple to see, as our financial trouble was in every article at start of the transfer window?

Let me put it this way? How would you done this deal, if you don’t have the money?

 

[Neroazzurr4]

So to sum it all up regarding Dybala, from a financial point of view we are weaker than Roma who haven't won anything of note for years and years

Well done Suning, well done

 

[bubba zanetti]

So to sum it all up regarding Dybala, from a financial point of view we are weaker than Roma who haven't won anything of note for years and years

Well done Suning, well done

Worst owners ever,Thohir is Abramovich compared to these fucks.

 

[pazza moratti]

So to sum it all up regarding Dybala, from a financial point of view we are weaker than Roma who haven't won anything of note for years and years

Well done Suning, well done

Pretty much, but still somehow we have a good squad to fight for another scudetto and we have good atmosphere in the club? Imagine that and who is to thank for that?

As I see it, we have a good coach and good players who are hungry for more trophys and we just won two trophys last season… life is good and I’m looking forward how we do next season

 

[CafeCordoba]

When we lose Bremer to Juve and sell Skriniar, we aren't fighting for Scudetto anymore.

 

[pazza moratti]

When we lose Bremer to Juve and sell Skriniar, we aren't fighting for Scudetto anymore.

Milan won scudetto with players like Tomori, Kalulu, Giroud, Repic, Gabbia, Messias, Diaz, Calabria…

I think we still have decent squad and good system and solid coach for a scudetto fight! Even if we don’t win another scudetto we will get to CL and maybe win another coppa italia and slowly start building again a better squad if we get our finances to better shape

 

[CafeCordoba]

They didn't have next season's Juve against them. They had last season's meltdown Juve against them (and us).

We bought Lukaku for the only purpose, to win the Scudetto. We paid dearly to sign him and that's okay if we follow through with other moves. We dropped the ball completely there and now we have Lukaku but won't have the defence for the Scudetto after we've sold Skriniar.

 

[andrei]

So to sum it all up regarding Dybala, from a financial point of view we are weaker than Roma who haven't won anything of note for years and years

Well done Suning, well done

You put the cart before the horses. We are weaker than Roma because we invested and won. Now we repay the debt.

 

[Jane The Virgin]

You guys should seriously keep reminding that we got Lukaku minus Conte.


We got Chelsea's Lukaku, all previous (arguably) flop Lukaku's.

You think Dzeko sucked... Lol

This season gonna have some of the funniest posts here

 

[Stefan]

Jesus, what a shitshow! And I don't mean our management and the whole transfers situation. I mean what most of you are posting here.

What the fuck you don't understand from our shit financial situation. Today is fucking irrelevant that we were a dinasty in '60 or that 15-20years ago Moratti was the big sugar daddy of world football. Today we have hundreds of millions in debt and we bleed out of our ass something like 100m per year. This is not sustainable.
So, with or without Bremer, Skriniar is gone! We need money. Is just so simple. We have only Bastoni, Skriniar, Barella and Lautaro who could bring us a big sum. Forget about Dumfries for 40m or other retarded fantasies.

With or without Suning, you can dream all the time about a new sugar daddy. He won't come. If one would have want to buy, we would have been already sold.

So my friends we need to trim down the fat. The squad is way too expensive for our revenues. The Asslani and Bellanova type of transfers. And hopefully we don't bring to many retards.

There are buyers for Inter out there maybe not sugar daddy's but we don't need that. We just need sensible owners. The issue is zhang not wanting to sell but also unwilling to invest.

 

[ADRossi]

There are buyers for Inter out there maybe not sugar daddy's but we don't need that. We just need sensible owners. The issue is zhang not wanting to sell but also unwilling to invest.

Yup. Wanting to "balance the books" is fine, but you can't go on a spending bender for two years before changing course. It's a recipe for disaster, and the reason we likely won't sniff a Scudetto any time soon.

 

[TheNetworkZ]

So...where do we go from here now?

Attack is fine, sure. Offloading Sanchez earlier and signing Dybala would have been preferred but that didn't work out. Correa hopefully has a decent season coming off the bench or starting random games. Getting Lukaku back was a great deal. Let's just hope the Lukaku we got was the same one that left Inter.

Wingbacks are fine, hopefully Bellanova doesn't suddenly become Schelotto and Gosens doesn't injure himself long-term. I'm sure DiMarco will get minutes on the left flank as well.

Midfield is thin and now we lack a Barella sub that isn't Gags, and that's if he even stays. Brozovic or Asllani could probably fill other roles in instances where they might play together. Mkhi is already showing his lack of quality. Let's hope Hakan can have another good season.

Defense is a big concern now. We are fine in the LCB position and depth but the middle absolutely needs reinforcement. De Vrij shouldve been sold, but if no one comes knocking there's not much you can do. We've lost Bremer and there's no other available CB that can fill that role. We could move Skriniar there but that just means we need an RCB. Milenkovic is the more likely option but juve are linked with him as well. If that doesn't happen our back up options for CB and RCB are D'Ambro and Darmian....not good. D'Ambro has all the heart but he's not getting any younger and he's more suited to RCB anyway.

GKs are fine. I'm probably in the minority that has high hopes for Onana.

We really fucked up the Dybala and Bremer deals and it could potentially ruin our upcoming season. I won't blame this single-handedly on Marotta, there are others that call shots and give final says. This all goes back to ownership and I think enough has been said there

 

[andrei]

There are buyers for Inter out there maybe not sugar daddy's but we don't need that. We just need sensible owners. The issue is zhang not wanting to sell but also unwilling to invest.

"Sensible" owners! Yes sure! Probably like Oaktree or like Gerry fucking Cardinale!
The new owner will be very "sensible" to write every year a fucking check for 100m losses we bleed per year.
We need to understand that with or without Suning we need to trim the fat. And that, pretty fast. 5 years could mean half billion dollars in this cadence. Yeah, good luck finding such a "sensible" owner.

 

[_OC_]

Milan won scudetto with players like Tomori, Kalulu, Giroud, Repic, Gabbia, Messias, Diaz, Calabria…

I think we still have decent squad and good system and solid coach for a scudetto fight! Even if we don’t win another scudetto we will get to CL and maybe win another coppa italia and slowly start building again a better squad if we get our finances to better shape

Can I burst your bubble right there?
Since Elliott bought Milan, not counting the summer they took over, they have a net spend on outgoing and incoming transfers of -112 million. Sure, they've done stuff like getting rid of the debt and reshuffled a lot of their management and financial deals and structures, but on the whole of it, they are still spending money.

Since the, ahem, rebranding of the Suning strategy, which you're apparently applauding, we have a positive net spend on transfers of 117 million euros - completely unheard of amongst competitive, top teams fighting for titles. While you might say that the sample size is too small, there are no signs out of the economic situation in China or from Suning themselves to tell us, that that will change any time soon. A minor bump to the shirt sponsor amount, but other than that, their plan is. from the horses mouth, to hang on for ownership. How will they keep plugging the massive losses we churn out every year? Keep selling major players every summer, of course. You could argue that the sample size is too small, but with that in mind, how does adding an extra 60 million in outgoing transfers now or next summer on top of that sound? Judging from last summer, 10 percent of that was re-invested in players that weren't already reserved for FFP purposes - that gives us 6 million to play with from now untill winter 2024.
Now a lot of hypotheticals and what ifs there but 171 million euros in positive net transfers over three summers. Incomparable to anything else going on in world football.

The Milan strategy won't work at Inter, simply because even the Milan strategy is too expensive for Suning.

 

[Gal]

There are buyers for Inter out there maybe not sugar daddy's but we don't need that. We just need sensible owners. The issue is zhang not wanting to sell but also unwilling to invest.

With what money should he invest with, they have billion in dept and the entire enterprise is in financial crisis.

To even invest like Milan actually requires there to be something to invest with. The only way Inter can finance investment is by selling their priced assets, not even then can the club invest much as the majority of that have to cover the club’s financial loses and dept.

 

[IM21]

Hahahahahhaa

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1549220763403661312

 

[brakbrak]

Just read that Dybala's contract is 3 years as well lol pathetic.

 

[German_Interista]

Hahahahahhaa

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1549220763403661312

 

[bubba zanetti]

Just read that Dybala's contract is 3 years as well lol pathetic.

Unbelivable stuff. What a joke of club Inter become.