INTER MERCATO: 35 MILIONI di ESUBERI! CARBONI come la FERRAGNI...

Summary

The speaker discusses the financial challenges of Inter Milan, highlighting the high annual impact of player salaries and amortization costs, totaling around €35 million. They review the situations of various players, including Correa, Arnautovic, and Carboni, and the difficulties in selling or loaning them out due to their high transfer values and wages. The speaker also mentions the potential for plusvalenza (profit) from selling players like Satriano and Carboni, but emphasizes the need for careful negotiation to maximize profits.

Takeaways

• 😀 The speaker has calculated the financial impact of the players that Inter Milan currently has on their books and needs to offload, amounting to an annual impact of around 35 million euros, including amortization and salaries.
• 🏦 Compared to the previous season, Inter Milan's expenses are currently 30-35 million euros higher due to market choices, player renewals, and unoffloaded players.
• 🔄 The speaker mentions that the market for Inter Milan is somewhat blocked, and they need to find ways to get rid of certain players, either by selling, loaning, or rescinding contracts.
• 🤔 The speaker acknowledges that even if they manage to offload all the mentioned players without making losses or write-offs, the costs for the next year are expected to be higher due to the need for new signings.
• 🙏 The speaker expresses gratitude to those who have supported them, especially those who have made 'super thanks' contributions, and reminds viewers to like, share, and subscribe for notifications.
• 🎥 There is a plan to hold a live session to interact with viewers and answer questions, indicating a more direct form of engagement with the audience.
• 🤔 Regarding player movements, the speaker doubts that certain players like Mario Pirola could be a good fit for Inter Milan's needs, suggesting that his time at Salernitana in Serie B was not impressive.
• 📉 The speaker discusses the problematic nature of selling certain players like Correa and Arnautovic, who are considered excess but are difficult to offload due to their high salaries and lack of performance.
• 📈 The potential sale of players like Satriano and Carboni is highlighted as a positive, with Satriano having performed well during his loan spell and Carboni attracting high market interest.
• 💰 The speaker speculates that if Inter Milan can sell Carboni for a high fee, it would be a significant financial gain, but also expresses skepticism about the market's valuation of the player.
• 🚫 The speaker emphasizes that despite the financial situation, key players like Lautaro should not be sold and that the team needs to generate cash wisely from other players.
• 🔄 The overall market situation for Inter Milan is described as challenging, with many players being hard to sell, which complicates the team's financial planning and ability to make new signings.

Q & A

What is the total annual financial impact of the players that Inter needs to offload?

The total annual financial impact, including both amortization and salaries, of the players that Inter needs to offload is around 35 million euros.

How does the current financial situation of Inter compare to the previous season?

Compared to the previous season, Inter's expenses are approximately 30-35 million euros higher due to market choices, player renewals, and players not yet sold.

What are the potential difficulties in selling or loaning out the excess players from Inter?

The difficulties include the high salaries of the players, their market value being lower than their accounting value, and the fact that some players are nearing the end of their contracts, making them less attractive to potential buyers.

What is the current market situation for Inter and how does it affect player sales?

The market situation for Inter is somewhat blocked, with the need to sell or loan out players to balance the books, but finding it challenging due to the factors mentioned above.

What is the financial impact of Lautaro Martinez's contract on Inter's budget?

Lautaro Martinez's contract does not have a significant financial impact on Inter's budget as he is not considered for sale.

What is the current accounting residual value of Salsedo and what is the issue with selling him?

Salsedo's accounting residual value is 2 million euros, but his market value is much lower, and he is almost unsellable due to his low market value compared to his accounting value and his contract nearing its end.

Why is it suggested to renew Salsedo's contract even though he is not playing?

Renewing Salsedo's contract would allow Inter to spread the amortization of his residual value over more years, reducing the annual financial impact and potentially making him more attractive for a loan or sale in the future.

What is the situation with Radu and why is he considered a difficult player to sell?

Radu has an accounting residual value of 1.5 million euros but is also nearing the end of his contract. His lack of playing time and the fact that he has not been redeemed by the loaning club make him a difficult player to sell.

Why is Carboni attracting a lot of attention in the transfer market and what is the issue with his valuation?

Carboni has attracted attention due to his recent performances, with Inter seeking 30 million euros for his transfer. However, this valuation may be considered high and detached from reality, with a more realistic value being around 20 million euros.

What is the potential financial gain for Inter if they manage to sell Satriano and Carboni at the right price?

If Inter manages to sell Satriano and Carboni at the right price, they could potentially make a significant capital gain, possibly around 40 million euros, which would help balance the budget for the next season.

What is the current challenge for Inter in the transfer market and how does it affect their strategy?

The current challenge for Inter is that most of the excess players are almost unsellable, and the only two players that can be sold, Satriano and Carboni, need to be sold wisely to maximize profit, which has led to a somewhat blocked market situation for Inter.