Inter are looking to raise funds in the summer by selling off a number of their young prospects, from Sebastiano Esposito to Andrea Pinamonti.
The Nerazzurri know that they’ll need adequate finances in order to strengthen Simone Inzaghi’s squad in the upcoming summer transfer market and they’d prefer to sell off some young prospects rather than losing one or two first team players, like last summer with Achraf Hakimi and Romelu Lukaku.
As reported by Calciomercato.com, the following Inter talents will be placed on the market in the summer: Samuele Mulattieri, Sebastiano Esposito, Michele Di Gregorio, Lorenzo Pirola, Lucien Agoumé, Andrea Pinamonti, Gaetano Oristanio and Filip Stanković.
The only youngster that Inter may keep ahold of is Martín Satriano, who is impressing whilst on loan with Brest in France, where he was awarded Player of the Month for February.
Inter’s plan is to send Satriano out on loan for another year in order to try and raise his value ahead of a possible move next year.
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They will never sell Agoume!
@ INTERISTA4eva
Why?
This is why Italy are in a mess. Selling there Italian players
And then nobody will buy them and they would be already considered failure
Do not sell your best young Italians!
Internazionale, by definition, are about supporting international players, not home grown talent. Surprised they have any Italians to sell in the first place.
Every italian should have a core of italian players is the soul of the team. Not these foreigners you will win nothing. Italian teams use to win yhe cjampions leaque with many italian players on the field. These days you see only foreigners and they win nothing.
Hope they learn some lessons
The Chinese owner is de facto bankrupt in China.
They have to sell before someone takes over.
And this is one of the biggest issues facing Serie A. Culprits like Inter rarely allow room for the primavera talents to make their way into a senior squad. How are they supposed to learn.
I think it’s time they look to further their careers elsewhere other than in Italy.
I would happily see my beloved Roma giving up Veretout to Inter for some cash + Esposito.
This is Zaniolo all over again.
@Norata you got the point then twisted it to suit your own bias. At Inter just like any other top club to play there you have to be the best of the best regardless of whether you’re Italian or not. Again it’s cool that you got the point that Inter actually one of the first Italian teams to allow foreigners to play football. A history that Inter will always be proud and not playing in serie B of course. Also winning the treble Lol. The problem is Italy choose stubborn coaches who still play outdated football. Inter already have an Italian core with Barella and Bastoni with more to come that will be main players in the national team. However when a coach like Mancini insisted on playing players that are so bad at scoring then it’s useless to have a good squad. Immobile didn’t just failed in the national team but with a couple clubs because he plays a very specific style of football. How can Mancini not know that was his main problem and the answer is simply that he knew but too stubborn to change anything. So basically the claim that Italy keep failing because they don’t help Italian talent is just wrong and it’s the coaching philosophy that needs to change
‘ This is why Italy are in a mess. Selling there (sic) Italian players’
It depends where you sell them. At Inter they are not playing regular football Elsewhere they may.
Also you can’t have it both ways – teams supporting young players and at the same time competing. Football is a very instant business. Success is now and not later. Success is money (especially in European football) and sponsorship. It is a vicious circle I agree – money = success = money. there is no sentiment in that equation for ‘young players’.
I do agree something has to be done though. And I’ve said it 1000 times. Improve the infrastructure = this will attract investment and better players and that will improve the overall quality. Italian players do not play regularly at a high enough level. I.e. they don’t play the latter stages in the CL / EL . They don’t have the experience.