After the break for the national teams, Serie A resumes with the seventh matchday, featuring the big match Roma-Inter. It will be an opportunity for the two coaches, Gasperini and Chivu, to face their pasts again (the Giallorossi coach was a former Inter manager for a short period, while the Romanian has a past as a player in the capital).
It will also be an opportunity to perhaps talk about the transfer market because, as revealed today by Corriere dello Sport, Inter has never given up on the dream of signing Manu Kone. For its strong midfielder, Roma is not asking for less than 55 million euros, and now there is also competition from PSG. This is the comment from the Roman newspaper:
“Tonight Manu will face the team that could have been his. At Inter, let’s not deny it, he winked in the summer hoping the deal would take off. But he didn’t stay at Roma unwillingly, on the contrary. Last year, it was the only club that truly believed in him, and the boy from Colombes has always valued gratitude. However, that door has remained ajar, and the need to realize capital gains in June, especially if Roma fails to qualify for the Champions League and does not get the hoped-for amount from the new shirt sponsor, could open it wide again. PSG is following him, Inter has never stopped appreciating his qualities as a modern midfielder. Anyone wanting to knock on Trigoria’s door, however, should start with an offer of at least 55 million.”
