“They are good at nothing!” – Marotta Furioso after the defeat in the final: three immediate sales and revolution arriving at Inter
The defeat of Inter in the Champions League final against Paris Saint-Germain sparked a real internal earthquake. It is not only the sports pain that burns, but also the awareness of a performance defined by many “shameful”. But most of all, he is the Nerazzurri presidentGiuseppe Marottanot to have digested what happened. According to sources inside the club, the manager would have lost patience andindicated three players to be seen immediately, defining them in no uncertain terms:“They are good at nothing!”
A phrase that leaves no room for interpretations and that testifies the state of maximum tension that you breathe in Viale della Liberazione.
A disastrous ending that has changed everything
The 3-1 immediately from the PSG was not only a negative result, but the bitter epilogue of a European journey that had made it dream. Marotta, present in the stands next to Zanetti and aid, appeared visibly nervous already during the second half. At the final whistle, he would have left the stadium without greeting anyone, taking refuge in a private meeting with the managerial staff.
According to what reported byLa Gazzetta dello Sport, the president would not have used mines:
“There are those who have failed too many times. We cannot continue to build a team with those who have no character or qualities in decisive moments.”
The three names in the black list
The rumors bounced from the Nerazzurri headquarters are clear:Denzel Dumfries, Stefano SensieJoaquín CorreaThey would be the first three players officially put on the market, and their outings could only be the beginning of a much wider revolution.
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Dumfries, which should have been an arrow on the right wing, it appeared slow, predictable and inaccurate. Several times overlooking the opponents, he has lost heavy balls and has never created concrete dangers.
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Sensi, which took over in the second half, did not know how to give the midfield rhythm. His horizontal passages and the total absence of verticalizations infuriated Inzaghi and the technical staff.
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Correa, which has long since been criticized, he had a few minutes, but he still managed to make mistakes one of the most delicious occasions of Inter, with a soft and out of measure shot that triggered the wrath of the public.
“These players cannot be part of an Inter who aspires to win Europe. We need hungry people, with grit and winning mentality”, Marotta would have said to his closest collaborators.
The revolution has already started
After the emergency meeting between management and technical staff, we already talk about a plan forrenew at least one third of the squad. In addition to the three transfers already indicated, other names ended up under examination: De Vrij, Asllani and even Acerbi, author of a fluctuating season, may not be confirmed.
Marotta would be evaluating an important investment onYoung Italian and foreign talents, with particular attention to profiles such asTommaso Baldanzi (Empoli), Giorgio SCALVINIER (Atalanta)eBenjamin Šesko (Lipsia).
The club is also ready to review the wage policy, favoring perspective players and with strong motivation compared to more famous but downwards names.
The fans ask for explanations
The Nerazzurri fans, still shaken by the final, welcomed the rumors of an internal revolution. On social media, the hashtag#FoorisenzicacattereIt has become viral among Inter supporters, who demand a strong reaction from society.
“Enough with the players who disappear in crucial moments. Inter deserve real men in the field!”, reads in the comments on Twitter and Instagram.
Some former players, such as Marco Materazzi, also expressed their disappointment:“A team like Inter cannot afford performance like that view against PSG. It is not a question of losing, but how it is lost.”
Inzaghi remains, but with conditions
Simone Inzaghi, albeit criticized for some tactical choices, should remain at the technical guidance. However,Marotta would have asked him greater rigidity in the management of the locker room, demanding a change of course in the team mentality.
In return, the president would promised an aggressive market, with at least 4 high -level grafts to be included immediately in the project.
Conclusion:
The defeat against PSG could representthe end of a cycle and the beginning of a new eraFor Inter. Marotta spoke clearly: the time of tolerance are finished. Who is not up to par, will pack. And the Nerazzurri people observe, impatiently, pending the revolution.
