Three major reasons why Inter Milan sells people hard. Why is the manager being criticized for being too honest

Inter Milan will officially start summer training.

Nowadays, on the one hand, the team hopes to make progress in introducing Lukeman and Leoni; on the other hand, they hope that those players who are not in the team's plan can quickly leave the team. Otherwise, if someone repeats the story of Arnautovic and Correa last season (it can't be sold out and can only stay in the team, which accounts for the organization and budget, resulting in the team being unable to sign up), it will affect the team's overall plan.

However, this summer window - to be precise, for several consecutive years, Inter Milan has been easy to sign players, but it is very difficult to sell players to recover funds.

For example, this summer, Inter Milan has spent 70 million euros to sign. If Lukeman and Leoni are defeated, the total transfer fee will be 100 million and tens of millions.

But in terms of transfer, the team is struggling. The turmoil in Calhanoglu has become a soap opera. After going around in circles, players are likely to stay in the team. Taremi and others' departure has been delayed again and again. Players with a certain popularity such as Aslani and Seba Esposito are particularly difficult to sell.

Why are Inter Milan always asking for high prices when buying people, but it is particularly difficult to transfer players? Based on the views of media such as "Milan Sports" and "Republican", as well as some commentators, three reasons can be summarized.

First of all, Inter Milan has obtained huge funds through the Champions League and the Club World Cup, allowing many Serie A teams to know that Inter Milan is rich and want to get a share of the pie.

Here we quote the comments from SportItalia's famous reporter Tancredi Palmeri.

Before Inter Milan participated in the Club World Cup this summer, some Serie A fans, especially those who were unable to participate, had a sarcastic remark. What is the Club World Cup? What is the garbage event? What is the player who has worked hard for a year?...

However, after the Club World Cup, the bonus distribution was exposed: the champion Chelsea received $114.6 million, Inter Milan won $36.8 million, and Juventus received $26.6 million. So in Italy, this voice disappeared.

The situation has changed dramatically now. Some Serie A giants who cannot participate in the competition, together with Real Madrid and other teams, put pressure on FIFA to demand that the Club World Cup be held in 2 years! Palmer sarcastically: "These teams were complaining before, saying that there were too many games. Now they want more games to make money..."

This is the Serie A world. All teams know that Inter Milan made a fortune through intercontinental competitions, so when selling players to Inter Milan, they asked for a high price. When buying Inter Milan players, they just wanted to make money, which increased the difficulty of the Blue and Black Army's operation and transfer.

Furthermore, Pio Esposito received more than a dozen quotes, which also proves that Inter Milan's first-team players are generally overpaid and it is more difficult to leave the team.

"Milan Sports" and "Romano" both introduced that Romano and others also confirmed that when Inter Milan negotiated Lukeman's transfer, the "real blue and black" asked Inter Milan to add Pio to the transaction to resolve the price gap between the two teams.

Inter Milan refused - this summer, Inter Milan rejected more than a dozen quotes directed at Pio.

Why does Inter Milan want to keep Pio, but there are so many buyers, but no one cares about the players Inter Milan doesn't want to keep? An important reason is that Pio's salary is low, which most Serie A teams can afford (Inter Milan renews Pio's contract in March until 2030, and after several times the salary increase, the annual salary will be only about 1 million yuan).

The other players of Inter Milan team, except for those big teams, are unable to afford their contracts.

For example, last season's Correa (including tax of 6.5 million plus bonus), this season's Taremi (after tax of 3 million plus bonus). Their annual salary is higher than the maximum salary players of many mid- and upper-level Serie A teams (such as Fiorentina and Lazio), so these teams are naturally unable to accept players.

Therefore, marginal players leave Inter usually means pay cuts. Who is willing to cut salary in the workplace these days?

Third, Inter Milan manager Osirio's "sincerity" sometimes increases the difficulty of selling people, which has also caused a lot of heated discussion.

For example, "Milan Sports Daily" commented today: The "stalemate" between Inter Milan and Aslani.

Inter Milan told Aslani a few weeks ago that he would be listed for sale if he was not in the team's plan, with a price of around 15 million euros. This was confirmed by Ossi in previous interviews and was not hidden.

However, Aslani made it clear that he had no interest in overseas leagues and wanted to stay in Serie A, which made it even more difficult for him to leave the team. In Serie A, which team is willing to pay him 15M?

In fact, Aslani has performed well in the national team in the past year and has a certain market popularity. But now everyone knows that Inter Milan intends to sell players, so they will never match Inter Milan's price. This has also caused controversy: Is it still questionable to make things known to the world before selling players?

In fact, every transfer manager has his own style. There are types like Galliani who are "clouded and foggy" and "99% unreliable", and there are types like Osirio who are "either not telling, just tell the truth if you want to tell it."

For many years, Ossi's operating style has been to make full use of his "connections" in various brokerage companies. The advantage is that when the team is particularly poor, some players can be arranged to maintain their combat effectiveness. The disadvantage is that it is more difficult to sell redundant players for money.

Osie clearly informed Aslani that she was also responsible for the future of young people. But once this matter is clearly informed to the broker circle, it will spread and it is impossible to hide it. So the manager simply spread the word to avoid unnecessary misunderstandings.

This style will inevitably lead to the phenomenon of "it is difficult for people to sell at a price". It can only be said that everything has two sides, and there are advantages and disadvantages. No one is omnipotent..

In summary, Inter Milan wants to win Lukeman and Leoni this summer, but the delay in selling players to recover funds has made it difficult for the team to complete the operation when the pre-season training gong is sounded. Let’s see how Inter Milan overcomes these difficulties and achieves its goals in terms of sales and introduction.