06-30-2015, 08:38 PM
Looks like Jose Mauri will probably join tomorrow:
http://www.milannews.it/calciomercato-mi...uri-180659
More concerning is this story:
http://www.milannews.it/calciomercato-mi...esa-180660
Basically it says it looks difficult to get Romagnoli from Roma, so Hector Moreno might be the target for defence. For all the names linked for defence, you've had big stars like Hummels and Godin and hugely talented youngsters like Romagnoli and Laporte. It would be typical of Galliani at the end of all the rumours to end up with Moreno.
Depends what you mean by more worthy than the other two. Anyway, I think all the pieces fell into place partly thanks to Ibra leaving and the others coming. I'm not saying him leaving was the reason they did what they did, but I think it was an opportunity they took extremely well and I'm not convinced they would have had the success they did had they kept him and not got the others.
It's similar to Zidane leaving Juve in 2001 and them reinforcing with Thuram, Buffon and Nedved, which is another hugely successful story of sacrificing one massive talent to develop the side.
http://www.milannews.it/calciomercato-mi...uri-180659
More concerning is this story:
http://www.milannews.it/calciomercato-mi...esa-180660
Basically it says it looks difficult to get Romagnoli from Roma, so Hector Moreno might be the target for defence. For all the names linked for defence, you've had big stars like Hummels and Godin and hugely talented youngsters like Romagnoli and Laporte. It would be typical of Galliani at the end of all the rumours to end up with Moreno.
(06-30-2015, 06:16 PM)Revolver Wrote: I haven`t read all posts about Inter with Ibra and with Milito and Eto`o instead, but I think that at the time on a LONG RUN Ibra was more worthy than those two.
People tend to forget that the season when Inter lifted CL trophy was Milito`s best by far, and he never had a season like that before nor afterwards. Ibra has won titles with Julio Cruz as his partner in attack.
But I agree that Mourinho would never won CL without all 10 players defending, and add to that Eto`o is without a doubt the hardest working striker of his generation. Inter`s CL glory has happened because all pieces of the puzzle were there than season, and not because they replaced Ibra.
Anyway, my opinion, I agree with Hassan, Ibra is a must get. We need money to build a team and to get that money we need a proven superstar in our team. Ibra is in top three players currently and he has one or two great seasons left for sure. To get a younger player of his caliber we`d need 80 million of euros.
Depends what you mean by more worthy than the other two. Anyway, I think all the pieces fell into place partly thanks to Ibra leaving and the others coming. I'm not saying him leaving was the reason they did what they did, but I think it was an opportunity they took extremely well and I'm not convinced they would have had the success they did had they kept him and not got the others.
It's similar to Zidane leaving Juve in 2001 and them reinforcing with Thuram, Buffon and Nedved, which is another hugely successful story of sacrificing one massive talent to develop the side.