Skilled and calculating! The reason why Xiao Inzaji signed with Sha Chao was exposed: Inter Milan has a hole of 300 million + an annual salary of 26 million euros

Serie A has never been relegated to the giant Inter Milan. From the management of Zhang Kangyang to the current Oak Capital taking over, the performance of the Nerazzo Army has been very outstanding, among which head coach Inzagji's contribution is indelible. Among the signings of wealthy families at the same level, Inter Milan's investment can only be said to be without "a cent", and basically they are free of charge or loan. For example, Onana, who is now keeping goalkeeper at Manchester United, signed for free, and then sold more than 50 million euros to the Red Devils. There are many such cases. It’s not that the Nerazzurri doesn’t want to spend money, but that they don’t have “coins” at all. It is in this situation that Little Inzaji has made Inter Milan one of the strongest teams in the league in recent years.

Not only that, he also led the team to the Champions League final twice, but they both lost in the end. In the Champions League this season, Inzaghi Jr. led a group of "old guys" and was swept 5-0 by Paris Saint-Germain, completely discouraged him. From the defending of Serie A and the Italian Cup at the beginning of the season to the end of the season, is it really the coaching ability of Inzaghi? No, but these old guys have tried their best, the lineup is aging, the lineup is not thick enough, and there is no funding to strengthen. These three reasons are the flaws, which is one of the reasons why Xiao Inzaji left the team.

Inter Milan has used the method of "sign-free, loan + middle-class players" to piece together a lineup that can be called the "king of cost-effectiveness". Relying on veteran experience and tactical discipline, Xiao Inzaji took this resource to the extreme. But the problem is that this team building model is inherently unsustainable. The average age of the team core is relatively high and the lineup is insufficient. Oak Tree Capital's business core is to "handle non-performing assets" - it is not to invest in football, but to "repay cash." Inter Milan is no longer able to carry out large-scale reinforcement, and has no intention of holding it for a long time. Even if Inzaghi stays, with Inter Milan's current lineup, the possibility of the team's performance gradually decline is too high. Could it be that the fame he had accumulated will be defeated like this?

In addition, Inzaghi, Xiao, announced his signing of a contract with Riyadh Crescent, with an annual salary of up to 26 million euros and was granted the discretion of team building. The outside world only sees the temptation of high salaries, but people in the circle who are familiar with Inter Milan know that behind this is a brewing storm - the Inter Milan version of the "phone door" may be coming soon.

Let's pull the camera back to the period when Suning took over Inter Milan. In order to pass UEFA's Fiscal Fairness Policy (FFP), the club once injected about 300 million euros in a short period of time through the so-called "regional sponsorship" program. However, the source and flow of this money have always been unclear, and there are many doubts about the qualifications of the sponsors behind it.

Now, with Oak Capital taking over Inter Milan, the old accounts are about to be re-examined. Once UEFA or the Italian tax office launches a formal investigation, the consequences can be disastrous - not only are there the possibility of being expelled from the European war, but it may even face the punishment of forced relegation! Just like the Parma bankruptcy case that year, or the "phone door" incident that shocked the world in 2006, a top giant family may fall into the abyss at any time. Perhaps, this time, "Xiaoyin" is not leaving, but escaping.

For Little Inzaghi, the invitation to Riyadh's crescent moon is undoubtedly a "timely rain". This is not only a generous contract in terms of money, but more importantly, a "decent implementation" in career. He has been airborne in the Saudi League as a top football coach and continues his coaching career. Inzaghi's departure from Inter Milan was actually a rare rational decision. He spent three years helping Inter Milan to the top of Europe (Champions League final) and witnessed the limits and crisis of this team with his own eyes. Leaving at the most decent time not only preserves the reputation of coaching, but also avoids being dragged into the water in the future. It is really a scheming plan. Three years after Saudi Arabia's gold rush and returning to the five major leagues, isn't that a blink of an eye for Inzaghi? Why not do it? And as the head coach, he is a young man.