"We will act intelligently, no matter who, but we will add players to the team." Speaking is Erick Thohir, who took stock of the Inter transfer market directly from Jakarta. "We are in transition but we already have a good base with the various Handanovic, Juan Jesus, Vidic, Hernanes, Kovacic, Palacio and Icardi". In short, no madness but the desire to renew the team without revolutionizing it. On the other hand, the Inter market is closely linked to Thohir's moves more than Ausilio's. The president must necessarily find funds, otherwise the sports director will have a very tight budget, or in any case subject to the transfers of some players (Alvarez, Guarin, perhaps Ranocchia). Meanwhile Mazzarri crosses his fingers and hopes to have the reinforcements he asked for as soon as possible: above all a couple of central midfielders and a striker. To date, the closest is Valon Behrami, with whom Ausilio had a conversation last weekend. The agreement on the engagement is already there, now all that remains is to find the one with Napoli, at the moment rather distant. But time is not short, on the contrary…
The AC Milan market is decidedly more lively, since yesterday officially entrusted to Filippo Inzaghi. With a cold press release of a few lines, the Rossoneri gave the sack to Clarence Seedorf, now on the payroll until 30 June 2016, provided that, in the meantime, he doesn't find a new team. Meanwhile, from the Brazilian retreat of his Croatia, Mario Mandzukic took the floor making his farewell to Bayern official. “I can't continue playing there – explained the forward -. The reason is very simple: I'm incompatible with Guardiola's game system." And because, we add, a certain Lewandowski has landed in Bavaria… In short, the Croatian is for sale and this can only please Milan, who are rather interested in the evolution of the operation, even if everything depends on Balotelli's future. But beware of Mattia De Sciglio, Real Madrid's market target: the full-back is part of Inzaghi's plans, but faced with an offer of 20 million he could leave.
The strategies of the blancos also closely concern Juventus, always in the footsteps of Alvaro Morata. “He wants to play more and the club agrees – admitted Ancelotti -. A one-year loan would be a good opportunity." In reality Marotta would like to buy him outright, it is no coincidence that he has already moved with the player's agent reaching an agreement in principle on a salary of 2 million per season for 5 years. But the game is far from closed because Perez would not want to deprive himself of it entirely, and Arsenal and Wolfsburg are also knocking on his door. In Juventus' plans then there are the "usual" Sanchez and Drogba, but first we need to sort out the various co-ownership deals, above all those with Sassuolo (Berardi, Zaza and Marrone) and Sampdoria (Gabbiadini). Fresh money should come from here to finance the market, just like from Quagliarella (Fiorentina and Mancini's Galatasaray like it) and Vucinic (fresh interest from Valencia).
