The starting lineup of the Nerazzurri, with the addition of Stones, has a total value of 134 million euros. This figure brings the average per player to 12 million, the result of a transfer strategy carried out over the years by the management of Inter.

The club has built the squad by alternating young Italian talents and foreign players, many of whom arrived without a transfer fee. It is precisely these free transfers that have decisively contributed to lowering the average cost of the team.

The latest addition of this kind is Stones himself, who was released by Manchester City in June. No crazy spending, but players functional to the project who have allowed the Nerazzurri to build a competitive squad while containing investments. This approach has characterized Inter’s transfer market in recent years, from the goalkeeper to the attack.

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