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Speaker: Basically, what we know is that's been filtering out from Inter from reliable sources and from Inter themselves. It's that Inter have to end the transfer window on a positive, on a profit, because it would give them some breathing room and some space. They also have to lower the wages, the overall wage bill, which won't be a problem given that Vidal, Vicino, Alexis Sanchez, Kolarov, Ranokja, Perisic, etc. all are leaving.
Speaker: The following is a clip from this week's Italian football podcast.
Speaker: But what that means is that Inter CEO Beppe Marotta, he's looking to cash in as much as possible, you know, on players, youth team players, and players that are on loan, like Sensi, Pirola, Van Heesten, Pinamonte, Esposito, et cetera, et cetera, and try to make as much as possible on them, or use them as payment in other deals in order to bring in players, but also to raise revenue. And if he manages to raise about 90 million from all these players, then of course Bastoni will stay. But if they fail to raise that much, this is the conclusion they've
Speaker: come to. Out of Scrinyar, Barilla, Lautaro and Bastoni, they consider Bastoni to be the one that they can sacrifice.
