Besino has so far refused to leave in January, but now the persuasion of his former coach, Sarri (now Lazio coach), may have shaken him. Through his and Sensi's departure, the Nerazzurri could pounce on Tolsby in Sampdoria.
But does Besino go or stay? If decided by Simone Inzaghi, Matthias Besino would sit in his place until June, almost always on the bench but still ready when needed. For some time now, the Inter midfielder has decided to say goodbye to the company on a free transfer after June 30, but now he is thinking about what to do for the next six months, and Sarri's persuasion from him, who has worked with empoli, may make him change his mind about staying at Milan, and the assumptions that Came to Sarri's current coaching team Lazio are more real than the assumptions submitted to him in recent months by many other teams.
Besino's marginal position on the Nerazzurri is already evident, but the Uruguayan wants to go to a european mid-level club. However, in the Uruguayan's consideration, Lazio is at another level, partly because of the club's ambitions and the possibility of playing a lot of games, and partly because of the Sarri effect. In fact, the coach noted the enormous potential of Besino when he took charge of Empoli in 2014, both physically and tactically, suppressing his own excesses and training his other technical attributes in the goal area. "The turning point in my career happened to Sarri," the Uruguayan himself has admitted many times. So, on that basis, Lazio's olive branch will shake the midfielder. Overall, Lazio's intention was to make him visa-free in the summer, but over the past few days the desire to try it immediately has increased. Of course, some special conditions are needed: First, the obstacles created by the now-famous "liquidity index" must be overcome. At the moment, Lazio club cannot take on any financial commitments (the purchase of new players, as well as the renewal of players whose contracts expire) because the ratio between current assets and liabilities is more than 0.6. Another problem is of an economic nature, namely that the Nerazzurri want to release the midfielder's small compensation. However, for Inter, it is possible that Besino will simply pay an extra salary, so the 2-3 million required may also be reduced. On the other hand, the rest of Lazio will provide liquidity by selling Muric.
If Besino does leave in January, coupled with Sensi's acceptance of Sampdoria's loan terms, Inter will need to add a midfielder to the rotation. Sampdoria's midfielder Tolsby's contract expires in 2023 and there is zero willingness to renew, it can be loaned to Milan through a simple entitlement. But the Nerazzurri had another enemy: Watford asked for information about the Norwegians. #Inter#Inter Milan ##意甲 #