The purchase of John Stones does not close Inter‘s transfer market operations. The Nerazzurri management is aware that the squad still needs to be completed with quality additions in at least a couple of positions, but without any time pressure.

As reported by Corriere dello Sport, there have never been any alarm signals, nor concern or tension within the Nerazzurri camp. The club’s approach has always been based on calmness, in the full belief that the summer window is long enough to achieve the set objectives.

Time itself, now, could turn into an advantage. The absence of urgency allows them to wait for the most favorable conditions and opportunities, which usually arise in August, if not in the last two weeks. In this sense, Marotta and Ausilio can rely on a significant precedent.

Last season, Akanji arrived only on the last day of the transfer window, proving to be the most important reinforcement. The defender established himself as the most used outfield player throughout the season, confirming the validity of the wait-and-see strategy.