The Indonesian businessman Erick Thohir took charge of Inter Milan at the end of last year, and has gone on record to state that he will stump up the cash for new squad members next season. However, the tycoon has insisted that he will attempt to be careful in the transfer market.
“We are in transition. We have to buy, but we have to be careful as well,” the president said according to goal.com. “Regardless, we already have players who I would consider as the backbone of the squad: Handanovic, Juan Jesus, Vidic, Hernanes, Kovacic, Palacio and Icardi. We will act with intelligence and care, and add to the squad that way. In some areas we’re weak, but in others we’re really strong. We want some sort of balance both tactically and in terms of age. I don’t want to mention any names because that wouldn’t be good for Inter.”
Source: football-italia.net
if inter did that from the beginning Moratti would still be the owner and you would be watching DC united play soccer.