Due to the current poor performance of the Nerazzurri, due to the rumors of Lukaku's return to Inter, due to the breakdown of the negotiations on the extension of Dybala and Juventus, many Italian media have described that Inter is on a crossroads, and the established team building plan may be greatly adjusted.
Some people speculate, and Inter's defense defeat may have fired Inzaghi. There is speculation that Inter will sell Lautaro in the summer. Someone broke the news that Inter had already negotiated a visa-free deal with Dybala...
But Sky Tver reporter Pavanti, transfer expert Romano, famous journalist Biasin and others have pointed out: According to the information they have, unless they fall out of the top four, Inter may be very low in terms of coaching. Inter will also not take the initiative to sell Lautaro.
Now on Western social networking sites, hundreds of thousands of fans say that "if Conte had been in charge, Inter might have won the championship a long time ago" and called on Inter to sack Inzaghi and find another coach next season.
However, a number of media pointed out that Inter still supports Inzaghi and will not easily consider changing the coach.
Biasin pointed out: "Next season Inzaghi has a good chance of continuing to coach Inter, he won the Super Cup, he reached the semi-finals of the cup, he is fighting for the title, he also led the team back to the Champions League knockout stages. If Inter can fight for the title to the end, then Inzaghi has a good chance of continuing to lead the team next season, of course, if he loses 7 of the remaining nine league games (note: Inter are currently nine points ahead of fifth place, if this result is likely to be in the top four), then management will start to hold accountable. What if Conte stayed in the squad and won the title? Maybe. The problem is not here, the problem is that Conte himself does not believe in this possibility, he himself has to leave! ”
At the same time, Biasin pointed out: "What are the chances of Inter getting Dybala? In my opinion, it is unlikely to see Dybala playing at Inter. Marotta's appreciation of him cannot be ruled out, but appreciation is one thing and trading is another. Dybala is not a must trade for Inter, the Nerazzurri just needs to be: a first striker, a centre-back, a rotation of Brozovic. ”
Coincidentally, The famous Italian football market expert Romano also has a similar judgment.
Romano pointed out: "Dybala and Lukaku meet at Inter? At least for today, this is something that only dreams of in the market. I think it's a very difficult deal, of course anything can happen between now and June. In Lukaku's case, you at least have to know who will be the new Chelsea boss before you can talk about anything else. ”
"Has Dybala already reached an agreement with Inter? As far as I know, he hasn't reached an agreement with any team, otherwise he wouldn't have had to wait to sit down with Juve and talk," Romano pointed out that "Now (after Juve said he would not renew his contract), Dybala is open to the future, but we must know that in the last few months he has done everything he can to stay at Juve, even if Juve wants to sell him to Tottenham or Manchester United, he also chooses to stay." I don't think he had a second thought, Dybala said he would stay for another five years, he got a verbal promise at one point, but he was betrayed. ”
Speaking about Inter's future transfer plans, Romano noted that what the Nerazzurri had a month ago (to be younger) will not change now, noting: "Inter will try to complete bremer's deal, the team is now far ahead of other competitors and hopes to reach a deal with Turin. And Inter first know what to do with those young players, for example, Pinamonti. Before they actually start attacking Skamaca, Inter will first solve some of the problems of transfer out, not only Vidal, Sanchez, but also Pinamonti. After knowing who will leave, it is Inter's plan to introduce investment. ”
At present, many of the suggestions for Inter are: first free Of Charge Debala, and then Zhang Luo sells Lautaro in exchange for funds to complete the signing of Skamaka, Bremer and young midfielders.
But the problem is: it doesn't make sense to sell cheaply, it makes sense to sell at a good price.
But if Inter takes the initiative to sell, can it sell at a good price? Selling a good price can only be a high offer to the door, Inter to evaluate, it is impossible for Inter to decide who to sell, who can sell a super high price.
Case in point: Last summer, Inter might have considered a high offer for Lautaro, but in fact, there was no offer for Lautaro, but there was a $113 million offer for Lukaku. It can be seen that this kind of thing, the decision is on the buyer rather than the seller, it is impossible for Inter to come to what it wants, and can only be evaluated at any time according to the situation of the ball market.
Biasin pointed out: "If there is a super offer about Lautaro coming, Inter will consider it. But Inter can't go and sell Lautaro on its own initiative. ”
In summary, what will happen in the future is still difficult to determine. But at least for now, many experts believe that Inter's plan is not to change the coach, not to sell the main force, to promote rejuvenation, and continue to pursue the general policy of "first out, then forward" and "standby attack" in the ball market.