The Nerazzurri market is at a standstill, conditioned by the need to sell before being able to make incoming moves. Enzo Bucchioni analyzes the squad situation, highlighting how the responses on the pitch have been positive but the team still needs targeted reinforcements. The main obstacle remains the green light from the Oaktree fund, which makes purchases dependent on sales.
The negotiation for Cristian Romero risks falling through because of this block. “The Nerazzurri are a team, that’s clear. But the squad needs to be completed and the difficulties are not few. Romero risks ending up at Atletico, Barca or Arsenal because the Oaktree fund does not give the go-ahead for the deal until someone leaves, and for the main candidate (Pavard) there are no suitable offers and he earns a lot,” said the journalist. Benjamin Pavard is in fact the main candidate to leave, but the offers received do not meet the demands and the Frenchman’s salary further complicates the situation.
The reinforcement on the right wing also remains on standby. “The same goes for the right winger, whether Diaby or not, it is conditioned. And also for Jones who is blocked, but Liverpool wants forty million,” explains Bucchioni. Both the deal for the winger and for Curtis Jones depend on departures, with the Reds valuing the midfielder at 40 million euros.
In the background, a surprising transfer rumor emerges. Pio Esposito, considered unsellable by the club, is said to have attracted the interest of English clubs. “Meanwhile, Arsenal and Manchester have inquired about Pio Esposito, who for Inter is unsellable. The transfer market rumor speaks of a first offer (for now) around eighty million. If the proposal were to become irresistible? It’s a story yet to be written,” concludes the journalist.
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