Inter transfer market: farewell to the Chileans, then close on Dybala and Lukaku

Apparently with their hands tied, forced to a +60 million in capital gains and therefore to sell before being able to buy, Inter instead animates the market around players who are about to expire. Marotta and Ausilio are luminaries under zero parameters, they have already effectively closed for Mkhitaryan and set the table for Dybala. Operations that do not necessarily exclude the return of Lukaku, bound, however, to several tiles that are not easy to fit together. The week that could lead to the barrels in attack, however, passes before the exit of Sanchez and Vidal.

Bonuses node

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Outside the technical project, the two Chileans over thirty weigh on the budget with very heavy contracts, even if they have reached their last year. The 35-year-old Vidal, a fan of Conte but with the engine now out of revs, would cost another 10 million gross salary (and without the Growth Decree it would be more), but in his contract there is a clause that allows Inter to get rid of it by paying a severance pay of 4 million. The management will try to get a discount, but it will be tough. Also because Arturo is close he already has an agreement with Flamengo, but at much lower figures. And the tug-of-war with Sanchez is not easy either, the 33-year-old who, if he wanted to, could hold back because in his 7.5 million net contract there is no pro Inter clause. Marotta will try to offer him the card and an incentive, but even with Alexis they risk going out 4 million in order to save more than 10 gross salary.

Joya e Big Rom

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It is no coincidence for Mkhitaryan, who takes the place of Vidal in pink, everything is already done. While Dybala, destined to replace Sanchez, is blocked by the former Udinese. With the Argentine, expiring and discharged from Juve, there is already an agreement in principle to 6 million a year plus bonuses to get to 7. To close, however, we must first find an agreement with Sanchez. Lukaku, on the other hand, is a chapter unto itself. He too is ready to reduce his salary to return to wearing the shirt he was king with, but Chelsea paid him 115 million last August (he is still in the budget for 92), covering him in gold with a 12 million salary . The Belgian’s lawyer, Ledure, could meet the leadership of the Blues – who have just changed ownership – this week to test the waters. If for Inter the deadline of 30 June (then the tax benefits of the Growth Decree expire) is not binding, the formula of the operation is: Romelu can only arrive on loan. Chelsea could open only to re-evaluate a heritage affected by the bad season in which the feeling with Tuchel never started. Unlikely, but not impossible.