Sell then buy. This phrase is becoming a leitmotif in a market window strongly conditioned by the state of economic crisis generated by the Covid-19 emergency. IT IS for some clubs like Inter, which posted a loss of € 100 million ultimately it becomes a categorical imperative. Despite this, Antonio Conte He had one of the best right-backs on the European scene like Hakimi, a player with great experience, charisma and flexibility like Kolarov and who will soon be satisfied with Vidal. Then a second phase will begin, the most complicated for Beppe Marotta and Piero Ausilio, forced to raise cash and significantly reduce costs to accommodate the last pieces required by the coach. EVERYTHING ON THE MARKET – Almost no non-transferable items. We start from this axiom to better understand Inter’s strategy in the exit market: beyond improvised situations such as the one that will lead to the farewell to Diego Godin in the direction of Cagliari – the Nerazzurri are going to get rid of a salary that would have weighed in net almost 12 million euros – in the right amount that the majority of the current staff consider expendable. There is no shortage of excellent names, from Skriniar to Brozovic that of course end with Eriksen. And then come the various Dalbert, Gagliardini, Joao Mario and Vecino., whose farewells serve to unlock frozen deals like Marcos Alonso and Kanté. Then there are the changing situations of Ivan Perisic and Radja Nainggolan, who have returned from their respective loans and which Inter will be deprived of without discounts. Otherwise, both the Croatian and the Belgian are candidates for the wild card role.
THE UNTOUCHABLES – A fluid and constantly evolving situation, which however will not worry – except for sensational turns – four players considered indispensable by Conte. Alessadro Bastoni, Nicolò Barella and Romelu Lukaku They are bets won by the Salento coach, who strongly pressed the confirmation of the first (often and willingly preferring it to a more established player like Godin) and demanded the purchase of the other two. Stefan de Vrij joins this group, requested on several occasions by major European teams – including Barcelona – but who Conte considers the best possible interpreter for his three-man defense. So everyone is in the market, or almost, because even in the first post-Covid market, Inter has very clear set points.
