Inter are currently interested in the busiest and hardest schedule for the First Division team and even in Europe.
Gosens' injury worries the Nerazzurri.
Fortunately, the test results showed that Gosens would not take too long to recover.
Gosens had a dislocated shoulder and was not injured.
"In this case, the 'average person' needs 20 days to recover, but the recovery time for professional players is usually shorter, Gosens may be limited in 7-10 days, Inter want him to return to the battle form in the second leg against Sassuolo (13 May) or the Champions League Milan derby (16 May)," the Italian healers noted.
Not surprisingly, Gosens will miss at least three matches, the league against Verona, Roma and the first leg of the Champions League semi-finals against AC Milan.
This begs the question: who will replace Gosens?
In the 352 system, wing-back is one of the most loaded positions, and in the intensive format of 3 days and 1 match, it is unrealistic to point to Di Marco struggling for half a month alone. After all, Di Marco is a player with poor physical talent - this is not only reflected in his lack of excellence in speed, height and strength, but also because of his endurance, which is not small from the "three-lung iron man" like Perisic.
If Inter want to play well in the Champions League and play the "civil war for four" in the league, they must consider the rotation of the left wing. During this time, it will be important to find a player who rotates with Dima on the left wing.
Who can top it? Italian media identified three possible candidates.
One is Bellanova.
Some media believe that Inzaghi Jr. may let Bellanova start on the left in the next round of the league, of course, the predictions of non-authoritative reporters are not necessarily accurate.
Bellanova did play a left-winger once under Inzaghi Jr. – in the 28th round of the league, he played about half an hour as a substitute in the 63rd minute of Inter's match with Fiorentina. Inter lost 1-0.
Throughout his career, Bellanova played a number of games as a left-wing-back and a left-back in the back four, especially during his time with AC Milan's reserves, where he played mainly on the left flank.
However, since Bellanova's debut in the senior team, whether at Cagliari or Inter Milan, he has failed to shine in attack in many games on the left wing, and all the goals and assists he has scored so far in his career have been created while playing on the right wing.
The second is D'Ambrosio.
Dambu has played at left-wing-back twice this season, both in key matches – in the second leg of the Champions League quarter-finals against Porto, where he replaced Di Marco in the 70th minute. and Inter's battle with Juventus in the 27th round, Di Marco was substituted for physical reasons in the 63rd minute, D'Ambrosio was substituted, and he was red at the end due to the clash with Paredes.
In these two crucial games, both periods when Dambo made a cameo appearance at left-wing-back, Inter kept a clean sheet.
If you stretch the evaluation time, during Conte's tenure, Damble also played two "firefighting" games at left-winger, totaling about 80 minutes, and Inter did not concede a goal.
In short, Danbu makes a cameo appearance as a left wing-back, can defend, can play hard battles, but some defenses are strong and weak.
The third option is Damian, which is also the best option in theory.
In the Inzaghi Jr. era, Damian often made guest appearances at left-wing-back, and in two seasons he played eight games at left-wing-back, both as a starter and as a substitute.
Damian is the most balanced attacking and defensive when playing on the left flank, and he was a key feat-in-law last season as a left-wing-back, especially this season.
In the fifth round of the Milan derby, Damian was Inter's starting left-winger, and he also provided Dzeko with an assist.
Damian has played three positions at Inter this season, all of which have performed quite well.
He is currently the main right-back man.
At the beginning of the year, he played quite well as the main right-wing-back, with goals and assists, and some experts still believe that if it were not for the Škriniar turmoil, it is difficult to say whether the main force of Inter's right-wing-back is Dumfries or Damian.
In addition, he played six games at left-wing-back this season and also played quite well.
Unfortunately, at the moment, it is difficult to get Damian to help the left flank.
While Inter are worried about Gosens' injury, Škriniar, who is still receiving Inter's salary, is in France, cooperating with doctors from his chaebol owners to recuperate. He is said to be planning to return to Milan in 1-2 weeks, but unless Inter reach the Champions League final, the Slovak is unlikely to play for Inter again.
Damian is currently struggling with the shortage, and over the past few months, Damian has been Inter's least rested and burdened player, and has been struggling with perseverance. With his lack of skills, he can no longer go to the left side.
That's why the entire Inter circle is lamenting "why Inter don't have 3 Matteo Damien".
During this time, Inter are going through a difficult schedule rarely seen in recent years, and to this day, the team is still fighting on three fronts to achieve its goals, and if they can achieve their goals, this journey can definitely be described as "extremely hard and singing".
Although some things, some people, are indeed regrettable. But it is also in this process that the role, value and greatness of players like Damian are also prominently displayed.