Jul 20, 2026 · 39 min · 10 segments
Inter need a right wingback and a central defender, but finding the right targets at the right price is proving difficult. The transfer window is moving slowly, and Oaktree's conservative approach to…
And then do you even want to call bringing Stankovich back a signing? Because effectively he was in Bruges on a loan and we got him back and it was an expensive loan all in.
And it was a worthwhile loan because we developed him and he turned into a great player.
But I, I can't give our management team credit for that.
So as we sit here and we look about what has changed in the squad going into next season, last time we met, we talked about the whole, our right wing back and you all know what happened with Clayley.
We had signed them.
We got the, here we go.
And now we're just trying to find what that pivot's going to be.
And it's, we're in a really tough spot because there are not obvious targets for this position that are within our non-existent budgets.
And there's really nowhere else for us to go positionally.
Like we have to focus on signing a right wing back.
And while a center back is needed and a midfielder would be nice, we have a glaring hole at right wing back right now.
And there is pretty much no scenario where we enter next season with a starter other than Luis Enriquez.
It doesn't matter if we sign someone tomorrow.
Luis Enrique is probably starting our first match for us when the season kicks off.
And that's a really bad place to be in.
So there's a lot of different ways we can take this.
We can express our frustrations with B as an ownership group.
We can complain about the way Marata and Osilio are handling this because I have some grievances with their approach to this Mercato.
But maybe just before we get into like the bigger picture stuff, let's just talk targets.
And then do you even want to call bringing Stankovich back a signing? Because effectively he was in Bruges on a loan and we got him back and it was an expensive loan all in.
And it was a worthwhile loan because we developed him and he turned into a great player.
But I, I can't give our management team credit for that.
So as we sit here and we look about what has changed in the squad going into next season, last time we met, we talked about the whole, our right wing back and you all know what happened with Clayley.
We had signed them.
We got the, here we go.
And now we're just trying to find what that pivot's going to be.
And it's, we're in a really tough spot because there are not obvious targets for this position that are within our non-existent budgets.
And there's really nowhere else for us to go positionally.
Like we have to focus on signing a right wing back.
And while a center back is needed and a midfielder would be nice, we have a glaring hole at right wing back right now.
And there is pretty much no scenario where we enter next season with a starter other than Luis Enriquez.
It doesn't matter if we sign someone tomorrow.
Luis Enrique is probably starting our first match for us when the season kicks off.
And that's a really bad place to be in.
So there's a lot of different ways we can take this.
We can express our frustrations with B as an ownership group.
We can complain about the way Marata and Osilio are handling this because I have some grievances with their approach to this Mercato.
But maybe just before we get into like the bigger picture stuff, let's just talk targets.
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