During the broadcast L’ascia raddoppia of Cronache di Spogliatoio, journalist Giuseppe Pastore offered his analysis on the possible reinforcement that Inter might look for on the right wing in the January transfer market. His suggestions point towards profiles different from those already circulating in recent weeks.
“Luis Henrique is the least brilliant of the starters. Zalewski was an exact profile, a versatile player, for whom you don’t go overboard, he has no demands and fills a gap,” explained Pastore, referring to the type of player that could suit the Nerazzurri. A functional addition, without too many demands, but capable of providing coverage in that area of the pitch.
The journalist then mentioned two concrete names: “There are many for me, in recent days there has been talk of Holm from Bologna. Palestra from Atalanta won’t sell him to you. But there are many players who can give you a hand, like Lazaro, a name that doesn’t excite fans but who is having a good season.” Two less flashy options, but concrete in terms of characteristics and current form.
The philosophy suggested by Pastore appears clear: add an element to the squad without upsetting the balance. “The mentality must be to add one,” he concluded, emphasizing how the goal should not be a high-impact signing, but rather a purchase functional to the team’s tactical schemes and numerical needs.
