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Quote from: babo on July 17, 2024, 06:48:59 AM

Quote from: klidex on July 16, 2024, 09:29:45 PM

Quote from: bastisisca on July 16, 2024, 09:21:05 AM

I am convinced that they will want to maintain what currently exists, given that it works and certainly allows you to obtain subscriptions.

Seeing Inter Milan's success last season, of course they don't want to lose players who have contributed greatly to the club so that their performance remains consistent next season, but on the other hand, Inter Milan needs a budget to pay off its debts. If they don't sell players, how can they get money? they may be able to compete to win the title for prizes but seeing that the competition is not easy it will not guarantee that Inter will win while Milan's rivals, Juventus Napoli, are still Inter's main competitors.

You're right, but since we don't know how much the debt is, we can't draw any conclusions. We'll see how the issue evolves.
Clearly, if the debt bubble were to burst, I don't know what could happen, at every level obviously.
The team would certainly suffer and we would underperform.

If the club's decline can happen if it really happens and the title drought will happen again like where they fasted for quite a long time, when seeing their rivals dominate the League at that time and it is very clear that Inter Milan really suffered when their finances were disrupted, they could even lose their mainstay players who had been painstakingly built by Conte when Inter Milan fasted for a title for 10 years.

The debt that Inter Milan had was really very large when it was still in the hands of Zhang Kangyang and after that with the leadership of Giuseppe Marotta slowly but slowly it improved but it does not rule out the possibility that the debt that was imposed on Giuseppe Marotta was quite considerable, although regarding money matters of course Giuseppe Marotta was very smart in managing Inter Milan's expenses and was fairly strong in Inter Milan's financial sector at this time while serving as President of Inter Milan.

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Milan is also having active days recently by the way. First signing Morata and now preparing to get Tammy Abraham from Roma. Morata can do a good work if Fonseca is planning to use a formation in which there are 2 strikers. Otherwise I don't think he would be much useful considering his playing style. He isn't a great finisher, he is more like a helper for the main striker. Wink

Tammy Abraham isn't a great idea truthfully. Sad

He couldn't play properly last season because of having a lasting injury. If Milan signs him anyway I hope they don't regret later.

If he doesn't have such injury next season then maybe we might see Morata - Abraham being a good duo on the front.

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Quote from: klidex on July 16, 2024, 09:29:45 PM

Quote from: bastisisca on July 16, 2024, 09:21:05 AM

I am convinced that they will want to maintain what currently exists, given that it works and certainly allows you to obtain subscriptions.

Seeing Inter Milan's success last season, of course they don't want to lose players who have contributed greatly to the club so that their performance remains consistent next season, but on the other hand, Inter Milan needs a budget to pay off its debts. If they don't sell players, how can they get money? they may be able to compete to win the title for prizes but seeing that the competition is not easy it will not guarantee that Inter will win while Milan's rivals, Juventus Napoli, are still Inter's main competitors.

You're right, but since we don't know how much the debt is, we can't draw any conclusions. We'll see how the issue evolves.
Clearly, if the debt bubble were to burst, I don't know what could happen, at every level obviously.
The team would certainly suffer and we would underperform.

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Quote from: HajiBagi on July 17, 2024, 01:43:07 AM

Quote from: Distraction on July 13, 2024, 08:08:05 AM

Juventus is taking the steps for consolidating the squad. Motta's arrival might really be positive unlike the people who are doubtful about him. Because he looks determined to turn this team into a stronger one like in the old days.

Transfers so far:

A lot more is going to be coming on next days surely. Because they are aiming to revolutionize the squad. There are so many players to be sold this summer as long as they find teams that are keen on paying the asked fee.

If Juventus has a good transfer window I will be expecting them to be more competitive for a Serie A trophy next season. It is hard to fight Inter till the end but not impossible.

I have said before that if Juventus wants to win a trophy they need to sell some players and sign another player, Juventus performance has not been that good for the past 2 seasons now, Juventus will start a season with better performance but before the end of the season you will find them in fourth or fifth place in the table of the league, I think Juventus need more players so that they can win a trophy, some players are not having a good performance and they need to leave the team during the transfer window and go and get start their career in another club.

I don’t know about the other people but I’m not enjoying Series A league anymore because there is no competition in the league again, any team that just has a good performance from the beginning will be the one that will be performing well till the end, last two seasons Napoli is the one that is leading with a point that no one can compete with them and same with inter Milan last season that they are also leading the league with a good point that no one can compete with them, I want a league that there will be a competition like laliga and premier league that two or three teams will be fighting for the title.

I don't know if you've followed the latest news regarding the Juventus transfer market, they've practically revolutionized the team by selling players who were certainly too many and wouldn't have done well in that team, plus Thiago Motta is arriving and seems really intent on getting to the end , this year could really be the year of the championship and the champions, in terms of opponents I would say that it will be a very competitive championship with Inter who will certainly have a good championship and Napoli too, we'll see

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Quote from: Distraction on July 13, 2024, 08:08:05 AM

Juventus is taking the steps for consolidating the squad. Motta's arrival might really be positive unlike the people who are doubtful about him. Because he looks determined to turn this team into a stronger one like in the old days.

Transfers so far:

A lot more is going to be coming on next days surely. Because they are aiming to revolutionize the squad. There are so many players to be sold this summer as long as they find teams that are keen on paying the asked fee.

If Juventus has a good transfer window I will be expecting them to be more competitive for a Serie A trophy next season. It is hard to fight Inter till the end but not impossible.

I have said before that if Juventus wants to win a trophy they need to sell some players and sign another player, Juventus performance has not been that good for the past 2 seasons now, Juventus will start a season with better performance but before the end of the season you will find them in fourth or fifth place in the table of the league, I think Juventus need more players so that they can win a trophy, some players are not having a good performance and they need to leave the team during the transfer window and go and get start their career in another club.

I don’t know about the other people but I’m not enjoying Series A league anymore because there is no competition in the league again, any team that just has a good performance from the beginning will be the one that will be performing well till the end, last two seasons Napoli is the one that is leading with a point that no one can compete with them and same with inter Milan last season that they are also leading the league with a good point that no one can compete with them, I want a league that there will be a competition like laliga and premier league that two or three teams will be fighting for the title.

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Quote from: bastisisca on July 16, 2024, 09:21:05 AM

Quote from: Lillominato89 on July 15, 2024, 11:36:36 AM

As an Inter fan, I sincerely hope that the new management of the Oaktree and Giuseppe Marotta manage to keep Inter strong and competitive and that they manage to remove that debt that negatively affects the decision to make new signings and not to always follow the zero-cost market line, you don't always find champions in the lists of released players

I am convinced that they will want to maintain what currently exists, given that it works and certainly allows you to obtain subscriptions.

Seeing Inter Milan's success last season, of course they don't want to lose players who have contributed greatly to the club so that their performance remains consistent next season, but on the other hand, Inter Milan needs a budget to pay off its debts. If they don't sell players, how can they get money? they may be able to compete to win the title for prizes but seeing that the competition is not easy it will not guarantee that Inter will win while Milan's rivals, Juventus Napoli, are still Inter's main competitors.

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Quote from: TelolettOm on July 14, 2024, 06:59:19 PM

Even if Inter in a debt, they still could sign some new players. I think they still can handle the debt. I'm sure they may try to sell some players, but they will consider which players that deserve to be sold. I see that Inter Milan has big squad, they must put some players on the transfer list. It can give them Inter Milan some fresh money.

Well, many clubs are in debt recently. I just hope Inter Milan can deal with the debt very soon. If they can't handle it, they may end up like Barcelona. Barcelona is lucky because they have many talented players from their academy. But Inter Milan can't rely on their academy, so it will be a big problem if Inter Milan must have a problem with their debt for a long time.

In one of my posts I said that the problem with Italian clubs was precisely money, it was the reason why they couldn't get ahead, now that they say what Happened with Inter , that Clarifies everything, I am a person who has always said that there is money, in the world there are people who have so much money that they don't know what to spend it on, and the sponsors of the teams should take care of these debts, after all it is their brand that comes out with these Players , so I think there should be more of a sense of belonging with them, for me that is a solution.

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Quote from: Lillominato89 on July 15, 2024, 11:36:36 AM

Quote from: TelolettOm on July 14, 2024, 06:59:19 PM

Even if Inter in a debt, they still could sign some new players. I think they still can handle the debt. I'm sure they may try to sell some players, but they will consider which players that deserve to be sold. I see that Inter Milan has big squad, they must put some players on the transfer list. It can give them Inter Milan some fresh money.

As an Inter fan, I sincerely hope that the new management of the Oaktree and Giuseppe Marotta manage to keep Inter strong and competitive and that they manage to remove that debt that negatively affects the decision to make new signings and not to always follow the zero-cost market line, you don't always find champions in the lists of released players

At least, Inter Milan owner, Suning, had previously thought of several solutions regarding the debt to Oaktree Capital, and the takeover of Inter Milan by this large company was ultimately the most appropriate solution to take. This happened after Inter Milan lifted the Serie A championship trophy, but the club could not pay the 3 year loan and in the end Inter Milan was taken over by Oaktree Capital Management.
Source: Inter Milan Taken Over By Oaktree

At least, Inter have actually made a lot of signings, both paid and free transfers, and also many Inter Milan players have just returned after the end of the loan at other clubs. If we look at the list of squads to return or arrive this season, it's actually quite a lot.
Check here:
Source: Inter Milan transfer arrivals

However, not all of the arriving players are top players or are able to contribute very well. However, for one of their free transfer players from Napoli, Piotr Zieliński, this is a very valuable free transfer. He is a good player, even being one of Napoli's best Central Midfielders.

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Quote from: dezoel on July 13, 2024, 02:04:32 PM

I would say that it is not really "heavily" dropped, it's just that Italy was known for their amazing defense for the past 40 or so years, and nowadays every team is defending like crazy. What this caused is that we are seeing more teams who try to defend as much as they can and then counter attack or attack quickly, outside of City who just wants to keep the ball. This means that what Italians do, can be done by others as well and that is why it is creating harder situations for them.

However, lets also remember that Italy did win once recently, but not like they were the best team in all of Europe at all times, they were good and bad time to time, inconsistent, and they are like that, they won literally one time ago, so the yare fine if you ask me.

Italy and the teams in Serie A do have the character of playing defensively, but even so, this doesn't mean they have a strong defensive line because in reality they still concede and lose quite often. So, even though they have the character of playing by relying on defense and also maximizing counter-attacks to attack, but they still fail quite often too.

So yes, there are no guarantees with that style of play because afterall, at least if they play the wrong players it is very likely that their strategy will not work well. Therefore, choosing or determining the right players to play with a defensive style of play is also something they must have too. But, if they have more young players in the squad, then of course it would be better for them to play more aggressively because then the game will become more interesting.

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Quote from: Lillominato89 on July 15, 2024, 11:36:36 AM

As an Inter fan, I sincerely hope that the new management of the Oaktree and Giuseppe Marotta manage to keep Inter strong and competitive and that they manage to remove that debt that negatively affects the decision to make new signings and not to always follow the zero-cost market line, you don't always find champions in the lists of released players

I am convinced that they will want to maintain what currently exists, given that it works and certainly allows you to obtain subscriptions.
Among other things, there have been at least three years in which Inter have reached the bottom of the Champions League. If I were Oaktree I would keep everything as it is now.
Since it works and generates revenue.

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Quote from: Lillominato89 on July 14, 2024, 05:27:22 PM

Inter are not dying, Suning had a debt with Oaktree but it was not Inter who had a debt to Oaktree, this must be stressed because it is information that is circulating and it is false. Steven Zhang had contracted the loan with Oaktree but not on behalf of Inter. However I don't think Inter will sell Marcus Thuram in this market session, but I think some young players will be sold

From what I know, my dear friend, Inter fan, Inter is practically now owned by Oaktree who has confirmed everything, budget, coach, players. So basically nothing has changed.
Inter has only changed owners, as if whoever was renting the house refers directly to the owner of the building. Nothing to worry about in my opinion.

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Quote from: TelolettOm on July 14, 2024, 06:59:19 PM

Quote from: Lillominato89 on July 14, 2024, 03:06:03 AM

Inter are unfortunately in debt, a bit like all Serie A teams. It will be interesting to see what kind of market they will do these days, so far they have confirmed all the players from last season and taken Zielinsky and Taremi at zero cost, and bought Martinez from Genoa. Beppe Marotta will surely continue the line of the market at zero cost, so they will surely sell some players in these days to pay back the purchase of genoa

Even if Inter in a debt, they still could sign some new players. I think they still can handle the debt. I'm sure they may try to sell some players, but they will consider which players that deserve to be sold. I see that Inter Milan has big squad, they must put some players on the transfer list. It can give them Inter Milan some fresh money.

Well, many clubs are in debt recently. I just hope Inter Milan can deal with the debt very soon. If they can't handle it, they may end up like Barcelona. Barcelona is lucky because they have many talented players from their academy. But Inter Milan can't rely on their academy, so it will be a big problem if Inter Milan must have a problem with their debt for a long time.

As an Inter fan, I sincerely hope that the new management of the Oaktree and Giuseppe Marotta manage to keep Inter strong and competitive and that they manage to remove that debt that negatively affects the decision to make new signings and not to always follow the zero-cost market line, you don't always find champions in the lists of released players

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Quote from: Lillominato89 on July 14, 2024, 03:06:03 AM

Inter are unfortunately in debt, a bit like all Serie A teams. It will be interesting to see what kind of market they will do these days, so far they have confirmed all the players from last season and taken Zielinsky and Taremi at zero cost, and bought Martinez from Genoa. Beppe Marotta will surely continue the line of the market at zero cost, so they will surely sell some players in these days to pay back the purchase of genoa

Even if Inter in a debt, they still could sign some new players. I think they still can handle the debt. I'm sure they may try to sell some players, but they will consider which players that deserve to be sold. I see that Inter Milan has big squad, they must put some players on the transfer list. It can give them Inter Milan some fresh money.

Well, many clubs are in debt recently. I just hope Inter Milan can deal with the debt very soon. If they can't handle it, they may end up like Barcelona. Barcelona is lucky because they have many talented players from their academy. But Inter Milan can't rely on their academy, so it will be a big problem if Inter Milan must have a problem with their debt for a long time.

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Quote from: shinratensei_ on July 14, 2024, 03:37:36 AM

Quote from: Lillominato89 on July 14, 2024, 03:06:03 AM

Quote from: coinlocket$ on July 13, 2024, 11:36:25 AM

Inter can't buy a lot of players.
They already spent all the money bought the past year with delayed payments, I will be suprised if the can even buy a 20 mil valued player without selling anyone.

Napoli and Juventus are trying to catch up them, but it will hard to do in the 1st year of a new coach in the bench.

Inter are unfortunately in debt, a bit like all Serie A teams. It will be interesting to see what kind of market they will do these days, so far they have confirmed all the players from last season and taken Zielinsky and Taremi at zero cost, and bought Martinez from Genoa. Beppe Marotta will surely continue the line of the market at zero cost, so they will surely sell some players in these days to pay back the purchase of genoa

Inter Milan can't balance their finances. They have to do it by selling their player. It most likely that Inter Milan will sell their attacker, Marcus Thuram. Inter signed him for free, and it can help them to pay off the purchase of Martinez from Genoa. Inter priced Thuram at 85 million euros. Some reports suggest some EU clubs want to recruit him from Inter.
Inter's debt is a never-ending problem. This is true even after Oaktree took control of Intermilan, and nothing changes. This was after Suning failed to pay his loan to OakTree. This club is dying.

Inter are not dying, Suning had a debt with Oaktree but it was not Inter who had a debt to Oaktree, this must be stressed because it is information that is circulating and it is false. Steven Zhang had contracted the loan with Oaktree but not on behalf of Inter. However I don't think Inter will sell Marcus Thuram in this market session, but I think some young players will be sold

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Quote from: Lillominato89 on July 14, 2024, 03:06:03 AM

Quote from: coinlocket$ on July 13, 2024, 11:36:25 AM

Inter can't buy a lot of players.
They already spent all the money bought the past year with delayed payments, I will be suprised if the can even buy a 20 mil valued player without selling anyone.

Napoli and Juventus are trying to catch up them, but it will hard to do in the 1st year of a new coach in the bench.

Inter are unfortunately in debt, a bit like all Serie A teams. It will be interesting to see what kind of market they will do these days, so far they have confirmed all the players from last season and taken Zielinsky and Taremi at zero cost, and bought Martinez from Genoa. Beppe Marotta will surely continue the line of the market at zero cost, so they will surely sell some players in these days to pay back the purchase of genoa

Inter Milan can't balance their finances. They have to do it by selling their player. It most likely that Inter Milan will sell their attacker, Marcus Thuram. Inter signed him for free, and it can help them to pay off the purchase of Martinez from Genoa. Inter priced Thuram at 85 million euros. Some reports suggest some EU clubs want to recruit him from Inter.
Inter's debt is a never-ending problem. This is true even after Oaktree took control of Intermilan, and nothing changes. This was after Suning failed to pay his loan to OakTree. This club is dying.

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Quote from: coinlocket$ on July 13, 2024, 11:36:25 AM

Inter can't buy a lot of players.
They already spent all the money bought the past year with delayed payments, I will be suprised if the can even buy a 20 mil valued player without selling anyone.

Napoli and Juventus are trying to catch up them, but it will hard to do in the 1st year of a new coach in the bench.

Inter are unfortunately in debt, a bit like all Serie A teams. It will be interesting to see what kind of market they will do these days, so far they have confirmed all the players from last season and taken Zielinsky and Taremi at zero cost, and bought Martinez from Genoa. Beppe Marotta will surely continue the line of the market at zero cost, so they will surely sell some players in these days to pay back the purchase of genoa

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I would say that it is not really "heavily" dropped, it's just that Italy was known for their amazing defense for the past 40 or so years, and nowadays every team is defending like crazy. What this caused is that we are seeing more teams who try to defend as much as they can and then counter attack or attack quickly, outside of City who just wants to keep the ball. This means that what Italians do, can be done by others as well and that is why it is creating harder situations for them.

However, lets also remember that Italy did win once recently, but not like they were the best team in all of Europe at all times, they were good and bad time to time, inconsistent, and they are like that, they won literally one time ago, so the yare fine if you ask me.

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Quote from: coinlocket$ on July 13, 2024, 11:36:25 AM

Inter can't buy a lot of players.
They already spent all the money bought the past year with delayed payments, I will be suprised if the can even buy a 20 mil valued player without selling anyone.

Napoli and Juventus are trying to catch up them, but it will hard to do in the 1st year of a new coach in the bench.

There is no need for Inter to but a lot of players at the same time. Because their squad is already near perfect in my opinion. By saying perfect, I mean good enough to continue winning Serie A titles.

They are making good improvements to increase the squad depth as well which is good to see. Like Carlos Augusto who can play as LB and LM both. Because Dimarco didn't have a real alternative in the squad in his position. I see Arnautovic has also been signed permanently. But it says there was a fee of 8 million euros on Transfermarkt. Is it true? I think it is too much while he is 35 years old now. Sad

https://www.transfermarkt.com/marko-arnautovic/transfers/spieler/41384

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Inter can't buy a lot of players.
They already spent all the money bought the past year with delayed payments, I will be suprised if the can even buy a 20 mil valued player without selling anyone.

Napoli and Juventus are trying to catch up them, but it will hard to do in the 1st year of a new coach in the bench.

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Quote from: Distraction on July 13, 2024, 08:08:05 AM

Juventus is taking the steps for consolidating the squad. Motta's arrival might really be positive unlike the people who are doubtful about him. Because he looks determined to turn this team into a stronger one like in the old days.

Transfers so far:

A lot more is going to be coming on next days surely. Because they are aiming to revolutionize the squad. There are so many players to be sold this summer as long as they find teams that are keen on paying the asked fee.

If Juventus has a good transfer window I will be expecting them to be more competitive for a Serie A trophy next season. It is hard to fight Inter till the end but not impossible.

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La Juventus sta prendendo le misure per consolidare la squadra. L'arrivo di Motta potrebbe essere davvero positivo a differenza delle persone che dubitano di lui. Perché sembra determinato a trasformare questa squadra in una più forte come ai vecchi tempi.

Trasferimenti finora:

Molto di più arriverà nei prossimi giorni sicuramente. Perché mirano a rivoluzionare la squadra. Ci sono così tanti giocatori da vendere quest'estate, purché trovino squadre desiderose di pagare la tassa richiesta.

Se la Juventus avrà una buona finestra di mercato, mi aspetto che sia più competitiva per un trofeo di Serie A la prossima stagione. È difficile combattere l'Inter fino alla fine, ma non è impossibile.

Next year will be a very competitive year for Juventus who have made some noteworthy signings. I would say that they can also make an excellent impression in the Champions League. Juventus is very well positioned in terms of signings and I also think that Tiago will do an excellent job. championship

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