Sufficient ratings for Inter’s transfer market: “Team improved”

The summer transfer window for Serie A teams ended last night and Inter wrapped up with the signing of Akanji for the defense. Previously, Luis Henrique, Sucic, Bonny, and Diouf had also arrived (in addition to the return from loan of Pio Esposito), completing the picture of new faces in the squad coached by a new manager like Chivu.

The newspapers on newsstands today, as always, give grades to the transfer market conducted by Italian teams, and for the most part, a positive judgment is given to Inter‘s business. Tuttosport gives a 6 to the summer session orchestrated by president Beppe Marotta and sporting director Piero Ausilio, while Corriere dello Sport is more generous.

The Roman daily gives Inter a 7 and explains: “With Lookman it would have been a 7.5. In any case, the team has improved, just think of Bonny-Esposito (Pio immediately called up to the national team) who replace Taremi-Arnautovic-Correa. A good reinforcement in defense with Akanji. Sucic also increases the quality of the team, while Luis Henrique is a good alternative. Maybe a deputy for Calhanoglu was needed, but Inter never looked for one.”