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Despite the management’s flaws, I believe the positives outweigh the negatives.

Since the collapse of the Chinese ownership in 2021, they’ve consistently provided both the previous coach and the current one with the strongest squad in Serie A. Since 2021, Inter have been the best team in Italy in terms of quality, depth and stability.

And don’t tell me how much other clubs spent. While our rivals had mediocre defenders, Inter had Bastoni, De Vrij and Skriniar. Our midfield had Brozovic and Barella, the flanks had Dumfries and Perisic, and up front we had Lautaro and Dzeko. The squad only kept improving in the following seasons.

Spending isn’t everything. Openda costs €40M while Pio Esposito costs €0. Locatelli costs €40M while Calhanoglu cost €0. Those are just two examples among many.

In Serie A, spending the most money doesn’t automatically mean having the best team.

With the squads this management has built, Inter deserved to win more trophies over the past few seasons.

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u/Big_Pick4100 — 23 hours ago
▲ 62 r/FCInterMilan

Inter are 99% ready for the new season.👇

The signings are done, and the management genuinely surprised us with an excellent transfer window. For the first time in years, Inter have signed players who can actually improve the starting XI and bring real quality and presence to the team.

Now the ball is in Chivu and his players’ court.

Chivu certainly has nothing to prove after winning the double in his first season, and neither do these players after the quality and fighting spirit they showed throughout last season.

But naturally, criticism is part of being an Interista, and nobody is above it for me. This is comfortably the best team in Italy and one of the best in Europe, so we deserve a great season filled with success and trophies.

Forza Inter 🔵⚫️

u/Big_Pick4100 — 1 day ago
▲ 103 r/FCInterMilan

Why I Believe Inter Are Ready for a Great Season

I’m extremely excited for next season.

By winning both the league and cup in his first season, Chivu proved his quality. There could hardly have been a better start, especially considering all the problems and setbacks the team faced.

That success should give Chivu and his squad even more confidence and authority heading into next season. Add to that a good transfer window and rivals who, on paper, look weaker than Inter.

Even in preseason, I’ve loved what I’ve seen. Inter look a level above the rest of Italy in terms of style, control and personality on the pitch. What impresses me most is that the level barely drops when the starters come off and the substitutes and youngsters come in.

Of course, none of this matters until the competitive games begin, but I’m very optimistic about another great season.

The objectives? Most importantly, retain the Scudetto for a second consecutive season. Then, show improvement in the Champions League, and finally, try to win the remaining domestic trophies.

u/Big_Pick4100 — 3 days ago
▲ 397 r/FCInterMilan

Divide Frattesi’s message to Inter fans through Instagram🥺💙🖤 [Translation Below]

It’s true… maybe we just weren’t meant to be together, maybe we were incompatible. We had our ups and downs, but in those moments, we split the sky in two.

Playing for you was the greatest honor of my life. Whenever I saw San Siro pushing us on, I felt unbeatable.

Unfortunately, after that damn final, something inside me changed, and it’s only right that the players who can give 101% stay at Inter.

I loved you like brothers and sisters, and I’ll always be your biggest supporter.

Davide. 🖤💙

P.S. The yellow gate is mine, by the way 😂

u/Big_Pick4100 — 5 days ago
▲ 146 r/FCInterMilan

Dimarco is in incredible physical shape. He clearly looks fully prepared for the new season. 🔥

u/Big_Pick4100 — 6 days ago
▲ 30 r/FCInterMilan

Frattesi left, and we still don’t know who AC Milan were playing against or who scored the fifth when they tweeted this…

u/Big_Pick4100 — 8 days ago
▲ 84 r/FCInterMilan

Inter fans celebrating Spence’s arrival… meanwhile, the type of performances Diouf will drop to keep Spence on the bench all season:

u/Big_Pick4100 — 8 days ago
▲ 112 r/FCInterMilan

I’ll never forget celebrating Frattesi’s goals against Verona, Barcelona, Bayern and Udinese. But I never felt he suited Inzaghi, and even under Chivu it didn’t work out. The perfect description: “Inter’s best failed signing.” Best of luck to him, except against us.

u/Big_Pick4100 — 8 days ago
▲ 54 r/FCInterMilan

Speaking of Lazio, I love this game from Chivu’s Inter. We led 1-0 early, but as the minutes passed, everyone feared another nightmare like the season before. Then came an incredible Dimarco cross, his best assist of the season for me, and Bonny finished it.

u/Big_Pick4100 — 9 days ago
▲ 96 r/FCInterMilan

Bovio against Juventus. Only 18 years old. His style reminds me so much of Stones. I really hope he stays and gets the chance to learn from him.

u/Big_Pick4100 — 11 days ago
▲ 62 r/FCInterMilan

He says they “didn’t cause much controversy,” while they’ve mobilized the entire system in Italy and cried to everyone over diving, even though their own legends practically pioneered it in football. Curse you, your club, your player, and the corruption that runs through your team’s DNA.

u/Big_Pick4100 — 12 days ago
▲ 108 r/FCInterMilan

This version of Bonny was terrifying. He made the most of Thuram’s absence and formed a brilliant partnership with Lautaro. I thought they were the perfect duo for the team. I don’t know what happened, especially after the Supercoppa, but we need this Bonny back next season.

u/Big_Pick4100 — 13 days ago
▲ 51 r/FCInterMilan

Jones is one of those signings I have a feeling will somehow happen near the end of the transfer window.

u/Big_Pick4100 — 18 days ago