The CEO of Inter spoke to ‘Radio Tv Serie A’ about the ongoing Nerazzurri transfer market: “We are in a good position for Pavard. Correa wants playing time, Sanchez is sending signals to come back, which is positive. Regarding Lukaku: “A profound disappointment.
Is the announcement of Pavard ready today?
No, not today, but our position is strong. Giuseppe Marotta, Inter’s CEO, addressed various market-related topics during an interview with Radio Tv Serie A, emphasizing the club’s ambitious goals.
“We aim high in our objectives. We want strong individuals, a mix of youth and experience to strike the right balance.”
Marotta also hinted at the potential return of Alexis Sanchez, who is currently a free agent following his last stint with Marseille. He also discussed the possibility of Correa’s departure, saying,
“Correa is seeking more playing time, and we are attentive to his requests. We will try to accommodate him if he wishes to leave. It’s pleasing that Sanchez wants to return. He is a true champion with a profound passion for his profession. He left reluctantly, but now he has signaled his desire to come back; that is indeed true.”
“Lukaku in Italy?
The Lukaku topic couldn’t be avoided: “It was a very deep personal disappointment. I don’t know what he will do now, and I’m not interested. Where will he go? Now, the options are starting to narrow. In Italy? I don’t think so anymore; there are only 10 days left, but I don’t know what will happen.”
About Onana and the Arab market?
There were many other topics covered, including his thoughts on the sale of Onana to United: “His transfer to United was absolutely positive; from an economic standpoint, we couldn’t compete.”
He also touched upon the developments in the Arab market: “I have to say we weren’t prepared. In terms of quality, the spectacle in Europe has now decreased; they have acquired twenty-two important players. This isn’t the Chinese phenomenon.
We have also received and continue to receive proposals. I don’t rule out receiving requests for other players, but now, with the market nearing its end, it’s impossible to transfer those who hold a certain weight in the team.”
