Inter Milan faces another transfer interception from Juventus, and the giant does not move, firmly believing in a principle

Inter officials announced that Cannan had joined, and the media studio once again made a small movie with bells and whistles.

Although Buchanan quickly went to the base to meet with the team after joining the team, but did not catch up with the joint practice, tonight's Inter League game, Buchanan is expected to go to the Meazza Stadium as a spectator, first feel the atmosphere, and the next round will start to enter the battle sequence.

In any case, the deal is already in the bag.

However, Buchanan's arrival coincided with another deal that was once considered "close to the tree", but it is likely to change dramatically due to Juventus' intervention, which is Lille's Portuguese central defender: Jallo.

Jarlow's contract expires this summer, and as Inter manager Osilio's long-term transfer target, Jarlow reached an agreement in principle with Inter in October last year, agreeing to a five-year contract and willing to join Inter without a sign.

According to Romano's words at the time, there were no signatures in black and white, but only agreements of intent, the so-called gentlemen's agreements.

However, the transfer market is always unpredictable until the last minute.

This has been proven by some of the farces that have taken place at Inter in the past year. Some people do not hesitate to destroy the gorgeous characters they have built up with countless selling mouths (everyone knows who they are talking about, and they don't bother to nominate them......); In football, Vanity Fair, anything strange can happen.

The same is true of Jarrow.

Sky transfer experts, Di Marzio and others confirmed that last night local time, Juventus and Jarlow's agent team had a fruitful negotiation, Jarlow has given the green light to join Juventus in the winter, and the Bianconeri are very confident that they will intercept the Nerazzurri with a transfer fee of 3 million euros plus bonuses in the winter window, as well as a salary contract higher than Inter promised.

Sky did not say anything to death, pointing out that it is too early to say that Juventus are determined to sign Jarlo, and it will depend on how Inter will deal with the current situation, whether they will also raise millions of euros in the winter window, and raise the contract offer to compete with Juve.

However, Di Marzio pointed out that Inter are more likely to stick to their original plan: not to participate in vicious bidding.

The Nerazzurri plan to free Jallow in June, and if the player has to move in the winter window, and if the situation forces Inter to pay money and raise his salary now to get the player, then the Nerazzurri are more likely to give up, after all, after bringing in Buchanan to replace Cuadrado, who has surgery, Inter do not have the need to buy a central defender this winter. Even if you buy it hard, how to balance the finances and how to register for the Champions League are not easy to solve, and the original plan will inevitably have some sequelae.

Inter Milan has been pursuing the "non-bidding principle" over the years, which is the main reason why Juventus has intercepted Inter transfer targets Kulusevski, Bremer and others in recent years. If Inter had the same attitude this time, it wouldn't be a big surprise.

Under this premise, whether a player can join Inter often depends on whether he has a relatively firm will to join.

Case in point: Little Thuram.

Before the Nerazzurri waived Thuram Jr., Paris Saint-Germain offered a more generous package (both salary and signing fee) in the hope of intercepting talent, but Thuram Jr. chose Inter based on various considerations. This point has been discussed many times in several interviews after he joined Inter, so I won't repeat it here.

Another example is Barella, who refused to offer a higher salary in the Premier League before joining Inter.

And often such players, after joining, their attitude, performance, and desire to fight are convincing, and the effect of the transfer is very good.

Similarly, a similar situation has emerged in the Jallow deal now, depending on whether the player will be the "new Thuram" or "Bremer second".

Again, the transfer market is still uncertain before the end, and although Jallow is currently showing an open door to Juventus, it may not be certain what he will choose in the end.

Inter's transfer team is very open-minded on this issue: if Juventus fails to intercept talents, Jarrow refuses his invitation and still chooses Inter, which helps him win the favor of Inter fans in the early days of the summer window, after all, this is Inter Milan, and he will naturally have a little more affection for this kind of player;

In essence, Inter Milan is a team that is in a poor financial situation, encountering great difficulties, and struggling to find a way to survive and develop between financial security and competitive results.

At this stage, the Nerazzurri are demanding to engage in vicious bidding with the No. 1 big guy in Serie A with their backs to the big tree, or even the big Paris or the Premier League columnists, and even think that if they fail to rob people, it will be a shame, and the manager giant might as well know the ball himself...... This kind of thinking loop is somewhat out of place.

It may be wiser not to participate in something that is beyond your means.