The Nerazzurri club maintains a clear line in the transfer market: according to La Gazzetta dello Sport, the agreement remains firm on a basic principle. Ordinary players are not needed, but rather profiles capable of raising the level of an already competitive group and helping young players to grow.
The quality of Aleksandar Stankovic, born in 2005 like Pio Esposito, and the personality of the young forwards Mosconi and Lavelli are part of a future project that intrigues the Oaktree fund. However, the youngsters have the right to learn at their own pace, working side by side with more experienced and decorated colleagues.
The young players are a resource, but to compete at the highest levels something more is needed. Especially in the Champions League, where facing the European giants requires targeted investments. Quoting Mourinho, who is now back swimming among the sharks, the pink newspaper emphasizes: to fight with the sharks of the top continental competition, you need to equip yourself with insights and ideas capable of minimizing the financial gap.
Net of sales, some of which are desirable to increase liquidity, Inter has a budget of 50 million. An amount that is certainly not enough to get close to Psg, Bayern, and the big clubs in England and Spain. A year and a half ago, when Simone Inzaghi eliminated Bayern and Barcelona to reach the final in Munich, nothing seemed impossible.
The Nerazzurri club will try to live up to its name even beyond domestic borders. To play a better tournament than last season, ruined by the double defeat to Bodo in the playoffs, the current squad might be enough. But not to dream.
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