For Inter, with fewer and fewer games left over the season, it seems likely they have a chance of ending with nothing. In the Champions League, limited by their strength, although they successfully entered the knockout round, they were eclipsed in the first round of the game; in the league, they also lost their advantages from a good situation, step by step, and have changed from "leaders" to "catch-ups". If they are defeated by their opponents in the next match against Juve, they may even withdraw from the title race directly. It seems that the closest championship trophy to Inter this season is the Italian Cup, but objectively speaking, such a championship is like a "chicken rib", tasteless, and certainly cannot meet the requirements of fans.
From the perspective of team performance, there seems to be obvious problems in the operation of Inzaghi Jr.'s 352 tactical system. Compared to the imposing team in the middle of the season, the team has not changed in terms of formation, and even in the structure of the main lineup. This not only makes the fans feel very confused, but even the little Inzaghi, as the head coach, is "confused". From the most intuitive aspect of the field, they have some decline in speed. This is epitomized by the team's transition between attack and defense, especially when completing the defense and trying to counterattack, unable to complete a fast and smooth attack. This is related to the fact that the main defender Brozovic has missed many games, after all, his passing and scheduling ability in the back position is unsurpassed in the team. However, Brozovic's absence is only one aspect, and there are other reasons for the team's sluggish offensive operation.
The first is the physical problem. Because the team has a number of veterans in the main lineup, the more representative of them are Dzeko and Perisic. Judging from the trajectory of the players' status, when the team performed well in the first half of the season, it was the best stage of the two players' state. After that, as the season progressed, their physical fitness was obviously a bit "unsustainable", and their competitive status also declined. Since they do not have excellent rotation players in their respective positions, it is difficult to get the opportunity to take a break. The status has also not been able to be adjusted effectively. The second is the driving role of the core players. As we all know, for any team chasing a championship, there must be a player with excellent calling ability. This player needs to have excellent mental attributes, be able to motivate the whole team when the team is in trouble, and help the team out of the slump. In Inter, Inzaghi Jr. wants Char khanoglu to take on the core of the midfield, but he cannot assume the role of "leader" in terms of personality or seniority within the team.
In the forward line, Lautaro Martinez was also a good choice. After all, from the perspective of value, he can be called the "star of the house" in the team. However, from a competitive point of view, Lautaro Martinez has not yet come up with enough convincing performances, especially when the team is in adversity, he lacks the experience of leading the team to "Jedi Rebirth" with his own strength. As a result, for the most part, he couldn't get enough trust from his teammates at key moments, let alone motivate them. At the backline, Devry is also an option to consider. But the Dutch centre-back has slipped this season and, more importantly, he seems to have lost interest in staying in the squad. Relatively speaking, Shkrinjar has increasingly shown a tendency to become a core defender. Whether in terms of fighting spirit or defensive ability, he has become more and more general. Perhaps Inzaghi Jr. should unleash more of the potential of the 27-year-old centre-back and allow him to play a bigger role in driving the team.
However, regardless of whether the team will eventually win the championship this season, the team will optimize the lineup at the end of the season. Among them, on the offensive end, Sanchez has basically left the team due to his disproportionate salary and contribution. Although Dzeko's form has declined, he is still more than enough as a rotating player, and the possibility of staying in the team is very high. Lautaro Martinez's situation is a little more complicated, and the team doesn't seem to be happy with his performance, but also doesn't want to sell it for a lower transfer fee. Relative to the above players, there is a forward general whose future has been determined, and he is Joaquin Correa. According to Lazio's earnings report, Inter has paid a 28.5 million euro buyout fee to officially sign the Argentine international. That said, Joaquin Correa has already made the team's first signing next season.
In addition, on the Juventus side, they are also looking to strengthen the offensive end. According to transfer expert Mirco Tinatale, Brazilian winger Antoni was targeted by Allegri. However, if they want to complete this transfer, the transfer fee may reach 70 million euros. (The picture comes from the Internet, if there is infringement, please contact to delete)