Italian journalist Michele Criscitiello believes that Inter CEO Beppe Marotta is showing exactly how the conduct a transfer window with his transfer business for the Nerazzurri so far this summer.

Writing in his column for TuttoMercatoWeb, Criscitiello praised the Nerazzurri executive for strengthening the squad with targeted signings whilst also managing to avoid high spending and appearing to be poised to meet ambitious financial targets.

Inter’s financial restrictions going into the summer transfer window were well-known, with a goal of €60 million in net profit from the transfer market sought in addition to slashing the wage bill by 10-15%.

A big name sale is still almost certainly on the way, with Milan Skriniar currently the prime candidate to be cashed in on, and more sales could follow, but Marotta has already reinforced the team with signings and could bring in even more players.

Criscitiello has been impressed by what he’s seen, writing that “Inter have more or less respected Marotta’s plans. Finish the transfer market by June 30.”

“They’ve made significant moves, but as could be predicted they haven’t been able to do everything they set out to,” he continues. “Big money sales are yet to happen, they haven’t signed a defender like Bremer or resolved the Dybala issue.”

Of Dybala, he writes that “Initially, Inter wanted him, but after the opportunity to sign Lukaku arose, the Argentine risks becoming more of a burden than an opportunity.”

He continues that “Marotta is managing everything very well, and is giving a lesson in how to run a transfer window. Without spending and spreading the team thin, he’s managed to seize the right opportunities.”