Net expenditure of 110 million, Marotta is no longer available, Inter Milan takes 40 million to buy New Nesta, not relying on selling people

According to Barzaghi, a team reporter from Sky Sports, Inter Milan is planning to increase its bid to win Parma defender Leoni, an 18-year-old genius known as "New Nesta", is currently causing a "Milan derby". AC Milan is also coveting the defender, and there are rumors that Juventus will join the competition. In order to avoid the long nights and dreams, Inter Milan Chairman Marotta is planning to launch a "blitz battle" filled with cash.

Inter Milan's victory in this battle for the top three in Italy was unexpectedly cash. Sky Sports disclosed that there was still 30 million euros in cash on Inter Milan's account specifically for transfer expenses. Previously, Inter Milan was planning to use this cash to prioritize the replenishment of midfielders or front-middle players, but with both Carhanoglu and Vlatesi's statement of staying at the team, the team's demand for these two positions was greatly reduced, so Marotta was preparing to place the funds on the back line, and the target was Leoni.

Parma's current price for this defender is as high as 40 million euros, which undoubtedly has no problem with Inter Milan. They have another 30 million in cash. Moreover, this is just a clamor and not the final asking price. Compared with AC Milan and Juventus, they must adopt installments or rent and then buy. Inter Milan's advantage is that they can pay most of the cash. For Parma, which operates only 130 million yuan a year, 30 million euros of cash is undoubtedly tempting.

In fact, after this news was disclosed, it also revealed that the news that it had previously claimed that Inter Milan's account had only 50 million euros. It was just a smoke bomb that was originally designed to avoid being robbed by the seller at a high price. Therefore, Inter Milan also took the initiative to throw this news, which was also confusing.

In fact, when Boni joined Inter Milan for 25 million euros a week ago, some media pointed out that after Inter Milan made 4 transactions in the summer, the total transfer expenditure had reached 71 million euros (Enrique 25 million euros, Susic 14 million euros, Boni 25 million euros, and 7.5 million yuan to buy out Zalevsky). At that time, Inter Milan had no player to sell, which proved that the 50 million euros limit was not the truth.

In fact, as early as after the winter break, Milan Sports Daily analyzed Inter's summer transfer market. At that time, it pointed out that Inter's revenue is expected to exceed 500 million euros this year, while their operating expenses are within 450 million euros. The most optimistic estimate is that their summer transfer will have 100 million yuan in cash. This news was reprinted by this UP before and was sneered, but now Inter Milan is completing a 70 million transfer, and there is still 30 million cash on the books. It seems that MiTi's analysis was still very well-founded at that time.

Before the Club World Cup, MiTi reported that Inter Milan's revenue this season has exceeded 550 million euros, and the total revenue of 32 million euros to join the Club World Cup may be 580 million euros. So it is reasonable that Marotta has 100 million euros for the transfer market.

Of course, the sale of Inter Milan is still in progress. Aslani, S Esposito, Buchanan, A. Stankovic, these four people will theoretically bring about 40-50 million euros to Inter Milan. I believe that these funds will eventually be invested in the transfer market. After all, even if Vlatesi stays in the team, Inter Milan's talent reserves in the front midfielder position still seem a bit thin. I believe that these funds will be used to introduce a front midfielder who can compete for the main level.

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