Vice President of Inter Milan Javier Zanetti has made the required forwarding and update of Bologna’s starlet Santiago Castro.
Talking Tycsport via FCINTER1908, Zanetti discussed the potential forwarding targets for the summer inter.
Javier Zanetti waxed lyrical about Tottenham Hotspur centre back Christian Romero.
However, he admitted that Inter’s finances would likely ban them from returning the Argentinean star to Serie A.
“We’re talking about very expensive players, so that’s not easy,” Zanetti said.
“The sustainability of the club is a challenge for everyone, and that is an important aspect.
“Romero is a complete defender for me. I was talking about him before this interview at lunchtime with a friend.
“Argentina has the luxury of having defenders who can play, mark and stay focused and leaders.
“I really like him. He’s one of those old school defenders.
“He is essential to Argentina and shows it not just in every game, but in every decisive moment.”
Meanwhile, Interstar Lautaro Martinez had to withdraw from the public due to muscle damage.
Needless to say, it was a huge loss for Lionel Scaroni’s part, despite hitting Brazil 4-1 last night.
“He really feels his commitment to the Argentina national team, so it really puts him in pressure.
“He would have wanted to face Uruguay against the clash at this match, the Classic World Cup.
“But these things happen. The injury is part of our job. It happened to Lautaro, and fortunately, it’s not that serious at first.
“The goal now is to recover him in the final part of the season. This is very intense for us.”
Javier Zanetti is working on the inter-Milan interest in Bologna Ace Santiago Castro
Santiago Castro appeared as one of the signatures of Summer Inter’s Dream.
However, Argentine young people are one of Europe’s most in-demand progress.
Therefore, Inter will probably have to pay a great deal of length to lure him into Sanshiro.
“First of all, Santi Castro is doing very well in Bologna,” Zanetti insisted.
“To be honest, every time he plays, you know he is very involved, regardless of the goals he may score.
“He’s a Bologna player now.
“But I believe that top talent, especially young players, will always be on the radar of the world’s biggest club.
“They are young, have clear room for growth and are definitely talking about progress.
“That’s why so many international clubs are definitely paying attention to him.”
Finally, Zanetti commented on Inter’s quest to become the first Scudetto holder to defend his first crown in five years.
“We’re there, we’re in the first place,” Zanetti added. “Naples were three points behind, the Atalanta Six.
“Breaking Atalanta was very important. There are still nine games.”
Champions League Dreams
“As mentioned before, in addition to the league, there are other commitments,” Zanetti continued.
“Two Coppa Italia semi-finals – against historic rival Milan.
“We then have the Champions League quarterfinals against Bayern, which is waiting for us.
“We need fans from all over the world and we really hope this is our moment.
“And we know that the Champions League is a very tough competition.
“We have to face Bayern, and I think these will be two great games to play.
“Bayern is a club with a great tradition with the best players and will be a very balanced tie,” Zanetti concluded.
