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Speaker: The biggest question mark is the future of Ashraf Hakimi because I think it's been almost unanimously reported in Italy and in France that PSG are in somewhat advanced talks. Just to give the background, the situation is obviously that the inter need to cut costs and they need to make some money back. We're looking at really 80 to 100 million in sales.
Speaker: The following is a clip from this week's Italian football podcast.
Speaker: I find it weird that Hakimi would be the main man to be sacrificed when he only joined last year for around about 40 million. So if he is sold, the profit is not going to be, even if he's sold for say 80 million, which is what Inter apparently are asking for, he's only going to make a 40 million profit.
Speaker: Is it a net transfer spend of 80 to 100 million, or is it a net transfer spend on capital gains of 80 to 100 million? If it is capital gains or, you know, amortization value, then the ones that make the most sense are players like Lautaro or Brozovic, or even Stefan de Frei. Either way, I don't see how Inter can get away with only one, selling one player.
