From the evening of the lost final of the Champions League against PSG, Inter knew that a new cycle was going to take place. Simone Inzaghi left for Saudi Arabia, replaced by Christian Chivu, who for her very first games to take the club until the 8th finals of the Mondial of Clubs eliminated by Fluminense. The new coach counted on the transfer window to make the changes to come and have a team in his hand.
We cannot say that it was radical. Despite the taking of internal beak, Hakan çalhanoğlu remained, like Francesco Acerbi, however announced on the start. There were still a few players' departures, but most were already out of the workforce last season, loaned here and there. This has made it possible to garner more than € 40 million in sales for nearly € 70 million in purchases with the recruitments of Luis Henrique, Ange-Yoan Bonny or Petar Susic.
Ligue 1 may well benefit
All these signatures took place at the start of the transfer window. The last recruit announced dates back six weeks ago. Since then, we no longer see anything coming and there are only 12 days left to do his shopping. Nerazzurri are far from finishing it according to the Gazzetta dello Sportthere are still € 80 million in boxes to recruit. A pharaonic sum at the club scale, which targeted two sectors of play to be strengthened: a central defender and a midfielder.
Regarding the first position, no surprising therefore to see interest in or there for Oumar Solet, as we revealed to you yesterday. THE CORRIERE DELLO SPORT Also evokes the names of Trevoh Chalobah, regularly announced on the departure of Chelsea but still present, or even Jakub Kiwior. The Polish is regularly replacing the Saliba-Gabriel hinge in Arsenal, and has a certain versatility to be able to evolve on the right side of the defense.
In the middle, there is Adrien Rabiot, placed on the list of transfers by OM with a rate set at € 15 million according to our information. The newspaper with pink pages rather evoked the track leading to Rennais Djaoui Cissé, author of an excellent Euro Hopes, thus responding to failure in the Manu Koné file, retained by Roma. It is ultimately to Lens that the eyes are turning since an offer of € 25 million was accepted for Andy Diouf. Inter has means, but it is rarely an advantage at the end of the transfer window and its interlocutors know it.
