Tuttosport have begun writing about what Sampdoria might do in summer in regards to transfers. The future of Inter loanee Dodô is also in the piece. The fullback joined Samp in January and Ferrero’s club would like to keep him after the summer as well. First they will have to await negotiations between Inter and Roma, and after that get a deal set for a new loan.
Source: Tuttosport
Exchange for Fernando.
Actually, I like his dribbling and attacking skill. Only bad in defence. He’s fit in 3-5-2 formation. But if Mancini still the coach then Dodo must leave.
No loan. Buy him 4-5M is enough. Or a loan with mandatory purchase.
dont forget that he is roma player…
But i thought we must purchase him this summer? If so then it would be great to offload him imidiately! 🙂
according to Transfermarkt, the deal for Inter to buy Dodo is set at €7.8m, plus the €1.2m for the loan, totaling €9m.. with your proposed deal, Inter is only getting half of what they paid. Hopefully, we can get at least €7-8m for him or talk down the price from Roma, the latter probably being the better option imo
Just trying to be realistic. 🙂 Ofc if Roma lower their demands thats great, but I doubt we can sell him for more than 4M. Maybe with performance related bonuses to us we could get closer to 6M. But still I’d rather take that 4M than keep deadwood. Maybe we could try to get a swap deal with Vrsaljko. Dodo + little bit of cash. then play Telles on the left n Vrsaljko on right.
I like Vrsaljko and definitely would love to see him in an Inter jersey, but as far as I know Sassuolo have no interest in Dodo to do a swap deal. Sampdoria on the other hand seem to have interest in extending Dodo’s stay and have plenty of options for us to attempt a swap deal for, mainly Soriano and Correa.
Yeah doubt that Sassuolo would do such bad business, but a man can dream. 🙂 Do u see Soriano as a good fit to us?
Maybe next season in a midfield of 3 Kdog – Medel – Banega. And I’m assuming Banega arrives 95% sure. 🙂 In that case we could go all in on strenghtening our other positions and skip midfield since we would also have (Brozo, Melo, Gnou).
With these players Mancini could easily go for 4-2-3-1 or variations of 4-3-3. I am just personally worried about our RB situation. And hoping that Banega would offer solution to our creativity problems.
Another issue for Inter with signing Vrsaljko is the fact that Jube have heavy interest in him as well, and based on most of the recent transfer battles between us, that doesn’t bode well for Inter.
I could definitely see Soriano as a good fit because he is a versatile MF who can score on a consistent basis, which is something Inter is currently missing. Soriano is the 2nd highest scoring MF in Serie A right now, only behind Pjanic. The difference being, where Pjanic has scored 5 of his 9 goals from set pieces and 1 from a penalty, all 8 of Soriano’s goals have been from open play, that’s impressive to say the least!
I also think that although he has been showing some encouraging signs lately, Inter will cash in on Brozovic in the summer. 25+ Mill. € for a player who isn’t having an apparent impact in our team sounds like a deal to me, especially if we can bring in Banega for free and Soriano for around half that price!
Good points mate, I would be very happy if we could sell Brozo to a Premier League club for that money or a bit more and spend the money as you suggested. He is a good player but I somehow see him lazying around when he loses the ball. And his decision making on the final third is lacking that special something, on which for example Banega seems to be excellent.
If Rubes interest would take Vrsaljko out of our reach we could instead go towards Bruno Peres. He is also a proven Serie A player and really good one, also a bit more expensive. Brozo out for 25-30 and Banega free + Soriano for 12-15M and Peres for 10-20M.
I am hoping that we can beat Roma tomorrow and go towards UCL spot, secure it and next season truly challenge for the Scudetto!! 🙂 cheers.
Couldn’t agree more with everything you said, cheers brother, and Forza Inter!