Inter: Palestra, Mancini, Solet... Ambitions confirm that Chivu will not change system
By OnzeActu · · 2 min read
With the imminent departure of Dumfries to Real Madrid and several departures among executives, Inter are embarking on a targeted transfer window. Marco Palestra, Gianluca Mancini and Oumar Solet are at the top of the priorities, indicating the club's firm intention to maintain its traditional 3-5-2 dear to Cristian Chivu.
Inter Milan is preparing to experience a summer of change, without calling into question its tactical identity. Despite the absence of official movements, the first directions of the Nerazzurro transfer window suggest the contours of the next season. After the announcement of the probable departure of Denzel Dumfries to Real Madrid, Cristian Chivu's team is preparing to say goodbye to several executives, mainly in defense.
Among the priority targets are Marco Palestra, Atalanta defender estimated at 50 million euros, who should be the main reinforcement to compensate for the departure of the Dutch international. But Inter does not stop there. The club is also working to recover Gianluca Mancini, tracked via important maneuvers on the Roman market, while Oumar Solet, from Udinese, and another Roman defender, Ndicka, are also being monitored.
These tracks reinforce the idea that Cristian Chivu will maintain his current playing pattern. Indeed, Palestra is a natural replacement for Dumfries in a similar role, while Mancini, Solet and Ndicka fit perfectly into a three-man defense system, with Mancini particularly adapting to it particularly well.
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The key to tactical stability remains Alessandro Bastoni, central defender of the Nazionale, whose departure is unlikely. Thus, the trio defense remains an almost imposed option, just like the 3-5-2 which has become Inter's trademark in recent years.
The evolution of the attack is more uncertain. Even if Marcus Thuram is not guaranteed to leave, the emergence of Pio Esposito and the unshakable place of Lautaro Martinez give few clues about a possible modification of the offensive system.
In summary, Inter's ambitions on the transfer market confirm that Chivu will continue its policy of tactical continuity with a consolidated 3-5-2 and targeted recruits to strengthen a team in full reconstruction.
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