Inter Milan won the internal game 7-2! New aid Boni scored + points, Atlanta may become a loser

Inter Milan's first team is training to prepare for the new season, and they have confirmed several friendly matches. Ziwo hopes that new players can integrate quickly to exert their combat effectiveness.

Early, Italian journalist Matteo Balzagi revealed that the first game of the new season led by Zivo will be an internal training match with Inter Milan U23 on August 3.

In the end, Inter Milan won the internal game with U23 7-2, and new aid Boni scored and created points.

According to the data provided by Inter Milan's official website, the first team and the second team are both 352 lines. First-team starting lineup: Sommer, Damian, Devrey, Bastoni, Dumfries, Sucic, Aslani, Mkhitaryan, Augusto, Boni and Lautaro.

The strength difference between the two sides is very large and the intensity is not very high. Boni, Aslani and Lautaro scored goals one after another, and the second team had an own goal. Inter Milan led 4-2 in the first half. In the second half, Pio Esposito and Luis Enrique scored goals one after another, and the King of Chow finally locked the score at 7-2.

After Iinzaji took office, he brought his favorites Correa and Archerby to Inter Milan. Now Zivo's favorite player Boni has also worn Inter Milan jerseys. Boni is 21 years old and is 1.89 meters tall. He scored 6 goals and 4 assists for Parma last season. Inter Milan paid him a transfer fee of 23 million euros this summer. Boni has comprehensive speed skills and can not only score by himself but also create goals for his teammates. He can also contribute on the defensive end. The coach who once coached Boni believes that he has the ability to reach the level of Touram Jr. and becomes a good partner with Lautaro.

Zivo also hopes to introduce Lukeman as a hot spot to enhance Inter Milan's attack power. Although Boni's transfer has been discussed for a long time, the management is optimistic about reaching an agreement, and Parma did not speak out loud. Lukeman's transfer negotiations are now in a standstill.

Romano revealed that the offer from Inter Milan (42 million euro transfer fee plus 3 million euro bonus) has been rejected.

The first to reveal that Inter Milan wanted to sign Lukeman, revealed more details. Marotta, who fully supports Zivo, called Atlanta President Percassi, who wanted to know how much money the other party wanted before he would agree to let Lukeman go. Marotta wanted a good word, but the other party was vague and couldn't answer.

According to the player's agent, Atlanta chairman Percassi assured Lukeman a year ago that he would be allowed to leave the team if he received a 40 million euro offer.

Inter Milan has shown sincerity, but Atlanta does not seem to want to fulfill its promises, and they may become losers.

Italian journalist Giovanni Capuano commented on the transfer incident of Lukeman, saying that Atlanta's image would be damaged, and this is the second consecutive year they broke up with a player they had promised.

Atlanta's lack of credit may lead to some players being unwilling to play on this team. Players currently on the team may also feel distrust of the club.

"Milan Sports Daily" said Lukeman is currently undergoing resumption training and he wants to join Inter Milan. Inter Milan management will wait and decide whether to raise further offers. If Inter Milan gives up pursuing Lukeman, they may try to rent first and then buy Enkunku, or sign Chiesa Jr.

To be honest, whether it is Nkunku or Chiesa, they all have hidden dangers of injury, and at the same time, the annual salary is relatively high, so it is actually not an ideal candidate for Inter Milan.