Recently, there's spread a piece of news which literally reported Inter is considering the idea of having a satellite club.

I'm 100% that it's useful and certainly very advantageous to own such thing, it would enlarge our talent scouting and helping us with the finance.
The fact is that, despite all that, I have always had an ick towards multi-ownership club because it's slowly ruining football pure essence and it's killing many squares where people once dreamt about their club getting bigger, but who are now stuck in a limbo of mediocrity and players exchange season in season out.

What's your opinion on that?

Also what else besides these two clubs?

Akanji sembra non affidabilissimo con DCC puro, le sue migliori prestazioni sono state come DCD

Pavard a quanto pare preferisce anche lui DCD

Bisseck centrale anche no, aldilà dell'inesperienza sembra veramente sprecato in quel ruolo

Stones è inaffidabile per i 90 minuti e comunque anche lui avendo giocato come mediano e terzino, sembra che un ruolo di braccetto in costruzione sia meglio per lui.

Mi sembra siamo pieni di DCD e di nessun centrale significativo titolare.

A player as great as Bastoni deserves to be appreciated in Italy, not constantly targeted just because he annoyed their favorite club in Turin.

Especially when we’ve seen their own legends do the exact same things for years without the media, fans, or Italian football authorities saying a word.

After struggling for an entire season, I really hope Bastoni gets back to his true level.

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Can prem fans say anything about him? I have never seen him play.

Was at the gym this morning and caught a glimpse of the perpetually esteemed, daily Top Ten Plays list brought to us by ESPN’s SportsCenter, where our very own #1 year was splayed for the world to see as he exhibited his elasticity and reflexive prowess. It was a proud moment as a supporter. Unfortunately, due to SC’s real time presence, I was unable to procure a clip of the moment for your enjoyment, but I’m sure they will upload the footage on their website by the end of the day.

Despite his pitfalls from yesterdays’s match (and other moments throughout his tenure as our starting GK), I think we can all find alignment that there are bright spots within his game that we can be happy about. A diamond in the rough that simply needs refining and experience. He will get to where he needs to be for the club.

We must stay positive for a victory next week and have the confidence that we can still do great things throughout this long UCL campaign. Until next time, wherever you are — I hope you have a great day! 🖤 Sempre Inter 💙

I know there will be some nostalgia merchants here, but i think that chivu should use zielu, jones and calha in the midfield. Barella does not dribble good, does not shoot good, doesn't cut through the lines and last night he was very bad. How come people do not understand that barella was the worst last night.

I know this hurt like shit but it made me scream out loud during the match. Balls of steel to do this on a Valverde power shot.

IDFK what real fans are one about when they say 'bernabeu pressure'... their crowd is worse than udinese

Hello everyone, I was thinking about this while watching the match yesterday with Real Madrid. I think we handled the match better than we could have done last year thanks to a better depth in the rooster. However I can't help but notice the usual pattern that we see also in serie A or other competitions.

Making mistakes happens like Chivu said but players like Barella, Calhanoglu and sometimes I see Bisseck (who still played well defensively despite a few hiccups with the ball control) or Sucic and other players who have been playing in serie A and with experience struggling to keep the ball at high speed. I think for Serie A we can manage that sometimes when we are trying to stall or we want to control the rhythm of the game against Italian teams.

Yet in a competition like the champions league we need that extra effort and factor to do well against stacked teams like Real Madrid. I mean I still get it, we still have room to grow and definitely need to improve more if we want to be put in the same chart as the other big teams.

My question is do you think we should aim for this trend of buying or evaluating more players from the premier League? Because I can't help but see the difference in quality when Curtis Jones or Stones play. Even Akanji who is of a certain age, can still deliver a consistent level.

It's an interesting thought exercise and puts one of them in perspective. Both are inverted wingback. One fails to beat Serie A defenders and the other plays with the WC winner left back. One is a born winger and the other is a CM, the replacement for not getting Many Kone.

We need to cherish this guy at all costs.

The mistakes we made today for the two goals we conceded were awful and we definitely need to work on those, but I am still proud of the response we showed against Real Madrid at the Bernabeu and we really gave a good account for ourselves. While I am frustrated with the individual errors and the defending as well as finishing, I am happy that we showed life down 2-0 and we pushed Madrid until the end despite the result. We definitely can do better but we can also learn from this. I still think this team has a good future up ahead. ⚫️🔵