Piero Osilio also speaks into microphones Sky Sport, and dwells, in particular, on the transfer market and the dynamics that are created in Serie A: “The most correct term that Marotta also uses is resilience. We have to follow the rules that exist for Inter and for other clubs. These are the rules that prevent us from letting our imagination run wild and making the transfer market the way every sporting director would like. The financial and economic aspect prevails for everyone, we try to make well-made teams. In recent years, we have sold more than we bought, some free transfers they manage to make shots further than Skrinjar. We must not forget that Inter play 6-7 players who came for free and this must be recognized. We cannot make teams according to the logic of competitors in England. Just look at what they are doing, small ones who spend 100 million only in January. We can’t do it, we’ll put more imagination into it. We have ideas, scouts and a youth sector that provides resources every year. We can improve in everything or you don’t have to spend 100/200 million every year to build strong teams, I take the liberty of extending the discussion to all the big Italians, no one can do it like that.”
Source: Tutto Mercato Web
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