Inter Calciomercato Thread

[D-Kin]

Well it appears to be a good move as he could end up playing in the CL this season.

[Jager]

MILAN - Inter's managers have concluded over 20 deals in the last few days of the January transfer window, to complete the existing academy squads and give many young players the chance to gain valuable experience in other divisions.

Players in:
Academy
Luca Antignano: Striker, born in 1991. Joins Inter on loan from Accademia Inter, with option to buy at end of loan period. Will play for Antonio Manicone's Allievi Regionali (Under-16) team.
Giorgio Conrotto: Defender, born in 1987. Joins Inter on loan from Pizzighettone. Will play for Vincenzo Esposito's Primavera (Under-19) team.
Aiman Napoli: Striker, born in 1989. Joins Inter on co-ownership deal from Pro Sesto. Will remain on loan at Pro Sesto until 30 June 2007.

Players out:
First team
Francesco Coco (pictured): Joins Torino on loan.
Academy
Serge Adou: Midfielder, born in 1989. Joins Legnano on loan after returning from loan period at Reggiana.
Nicolas Arco: Midfielder, born in 1989. Joins Enotria on loan after returning from loan period at Pro Sesto.
Tijani Belaid: Midfielder, born in 1987. Joins PSV Eindhoven on loan.
Leonardo Bonucci: Defender, born in 1987. Joins Treviso on co-ownership deal. Will remain on loan at Inter until 30 June 2007.
Daniel Maa Boumsong: Midfielder, born in 1987. Joins Treviso on co-ownership deal. Will remain on loan at Inter until 30 June 2007.
Alessandro Brioschi: Midfielder, born in 1988. Joins Merate on loan after returning from loan period at Pro Sesto.
Antonio Caracciolo: Defender, born in 1990. Joins Pavia on loan.
Alessio Colombo: Defender, born in 1988. Joins Olginatese on loan after returning from loan period at Pro Sesto.
Leonardo D'Angelo: Goalkeeper, born in 1990. Joins Pro Sesto on loan.
Fabio Fittipaldi: Midfielder, born in 1990. Joins Pro Sesto on loan.
Domenico Germinale: Striker, born in 1987. Joins Torres on loan after returningn return from loan period at Pizzighettone.
Daniele Marino: Defender, born in 1988. Joins Pro Sesto on loan.
Matteo Momentè: Striker, born in 1987. Joins Venezia on co-ownership deal after returning from loan period at Sambenedettese.
Alessandro Mosca: Midfielder, born in 1988. Joins Saronno on loan after returning from loan period at Pro Sesto.
Nicolò Pomini: Midfielder, born in 1991. Joins Pro Sesto on loan.
Adriano Rugero: Midfielder, born in 1989. Join Seregno on loan after returning from loan period at Legnano.
Luigi Ruggero: Midfielder, born in 1990. Joins Perugia on loan.
Anaday Ulrich Tiedet: Striker, born in 1988. Joins Legnano on loan after returning from loan period at Pro Belvedere Vercelli.
Stefano Teocchi: Defender, born in 1990. Joins Albinoleffe on loan.
Ronny Valerio: Midfielder, born in 1990. Joins Parma on loan.

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Diarra closer to Inter?
http://www.talksoccer.net/forum/real...ser-inter.html

[D-Kin]

I think they want him in a deal for Adriano or part of a package for Cassano.

He'd be a good signing.

[D-Kin]

Apparently Inter are interested in Eboue and are ready to offer £6m for him. I can't see this being true though with Maicon proving to be so good.

tribalfootball.com - Inter Milan ponder £6M bid for Arsenal's Eboue

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Again, an impossible transfer. I can't see Arsenal letting Eboue leave.. Seriously.

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The Brazilian player is in pole position, but Moratti has other alternatives ready.

Diego, Lionel Messi, Pato Alexandre, Antonio Cassano, Frank Ribery and Juan Roman Riquelme: these are among the players being followed by Inter for next season. While the Brazilian player of Werder Bremen seems to be in pole position, no road is being kept out by the Inter management who are monitoring a number of big name players.

MESSI - The Argentinean is the one player Moratti would be willing to spend a fortune for. The Barcelona phenomenon has a 150 million euro buyout clause on his contract and if the player would be willing to leave Barça for a new challenge, he might be bought for around half that amount. And Moratti has already sent some clear messages to the player's entourage...

PATO - He impressed at the Club World Championship in Tokio at just over seventeen. He is quite talented and can play as a second striker as well as a playmaker. The Brazilian staff value the player at around 20 million euros, but only half of this amount will end up in their registers because the player is half-"owned" by his father.

ALTERNATIVES - Then there is the option of Juan Roman Riquelme. The Argentine, unhappy under Pellegrini, is on loan at Boca Juniors, but at season's end he should return to Spain because Boca lack the money to buy him. In the past Inter had already asked for informations. Another option is Frank Ribery, star of Olympique Marseille who is also being tracked by Lyon and Real Madrid. Then there is Antonio Cassano who has a very good chance to arrive in Milan, perhaps as a reinforcement for the attack.

Goal.com - Not Just Diego In Inter's Sights

[D-Kin]

Well they have players coming though the ranks and I wouldn't exactly call him their first choice RB at the moment.

I could see him leaving but not to Inter.

[Jager]

We don't need any fullbacks.

Burdisso, Maicon, J.Zanetti and Andreolli can all play at RB.

The fullback position is not a pace of concern for us. We will go to South America again, if we need one.

[D-Kin]

Cordoba can play RB as well.

It's just stupid speculation.

[D-Kin]

Inter remain interested in Barusso of Rimini.

tribalfootball.com - Inter Milan register Barusso interest with Rimini

[D-Kin]

Inter are interested in Metzelder of Dortmund, he's available on a free in the summer.
channel4.com - Football Italia

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Metzelder is a good defender.. Sad to see another quality player leaving Bundesliga, another german leaving BL. Germany players rarely moved outside. Now, everyone's going. There we have Ballack, Lehmann, Hinkel, Huth, Odonkor, Hamann, now Metzelder, Hilderbrand possibly, Klose possibly. Damn.

[D-Kin]

Inter have been linked with Maresca.
channel4.com - Football Italia

[Jager]

That would be a good move. Unless the player is young, I don't think we need to spend big on more midfield help.

A player like this would be helpful.