Inter knows how to adapt to goodbyes and betrayals – Corriere.it

The Nerazzurri organism quickly adapts to jolts, goodbyes, even betrayals: there are few doubts about this and a great merit, accentuated by Inzaghi’s ability to take blows, even the hardest ones, to then give some back. well placed. Skriniar was left at home on Tuesday after PSG failed to agree on his immediate departure. The player clarified with the ultr, who won’t contest him in the derbies on sunday, n never (No hard feelings). After all, this need by Inter to have to sell valuable pieces can lead to business (Hakimi), to return horses (Lukaku), but also to inconvenient situations from every point of view, economically and technically: the Slovak was not sold in the summer because Juve relaunched for Bremer, stealing the Brazilian – Skriniar’s designated heir – to the Nerazzurri. Letting the defender go for a lower figure (but still around 50 million) in August seemed like a heresy for the Nerazzurri fans, for the coach, for anyone.

The fact that the semi-final of the Italian Cup was won thanks to a goal by Darmian, on the pitch in the role of Skriniar, reminded in his small way that no one is irreplaceable. And if this can also be a coincidence, however symbolic, it is not Acerbi’s performance, contested and unwelcome, but a true professional and reliable defender.

In short, the spirit of adaptation must involve everyone: purchases can be made wrong (and someone like Correa has to work hard to get rid of this label); arrivals can be guessed at no cost (Calhanoglu, Mkhitaryan, Onana) but you also need to be quick to seize opportunities, outgoing even before incoming. Without making barricades, without making too many calculations. And without necessarily considering themselves weakened, because there are players who want Inter and who are right for him. Working in financial self-management is not easy. But making antibodies, one market session after another, instead of weakening Inter can even strengthen it.