Beppe Marotta

[Darth_Ausilio]

Happy for beppe, couldn't give two shits about ausilio or baccin who are definition of mediocrity.

You seem vexed.

 

[Conan the Barbarian]

What exactly does Ausilio do while Beppe is in charge ?

We're the only club who work with 2 sporting directors or something like that. Weird !

 

[Il Drago]

Nerazzurri CEO Beppe Marotta: “I’m Happy To Stay & Extend My Contract With Inter”

Inter CEO Beppe Marotta has confirmed that he will be signing a new deal with the club and continuing in his role, according to a report in the Italian broadcast media.

In quotes aired on television moments ago by Telelombardia, Beppe Marotta made it clear that he will be signing the two-year extension that president Steven Zhang has offered to him and three other Inter directors this week.

It was reported today that during a two-month visit to Italy, Steven Zhang made it clear to four Inter directors that they will be offered new two-year deals to continue their work.

The four people in question were Chief Operating Officer Beppe Marotta, Sporting Director Piero Ausilio, his deputy Dario Baccin, and Head of Youth Football Roberto Samaden.

The quotes from Beppe Marotta make it clear that whilst no official announcement has been made, he will be signing the deal and continuing at the club until at least 2024.

“I am very optimistic about the future of Inter. I am happy to stay and extend the contract with Inter.”

First good news since winning Scudetto.

What exactly does Ausilio do while Beppe is in charge ?

We're the only club who work with 2 sporting directors or something like that. Weird !

Ausilio does the scouting and suggests the targets to Marotta. Then Marotta makes the decisions based on the available budget and he handles the financial part of the deals. Marotta isn't a sporting director. He never was. He sets the direction and he handles the financial part but he lets the sporting aspect to the sporting director. He did the same with Paratici at Sampdoria and Juve and he does the same at Inter with Ausilio.

 

[ADRossi]

Marotta has gone a great job since he took over. The decision to sell Icardi and replace him with Lukaku was a financial success for us, as Icardi's value has only declined since he left. The only bad purchase he's authorized has been Lazaro. He's even found some reasonable low-cost solutions, such as Darmian, Young, and Sanchez (in that he was free).

I hope he can facilitate a strong summer to finally clean up this club's financial mess. We're less than 12 months away from being free of Nainggolan, Mario, Vecino, Perisic*, and most of the dead weight. The financial situation could improve vastly if he gets this mercato right.

*Perisic is a little unfair to include with the above trash, but his wages are way too high given our current situation.

 

[brightbackground]

I love how while everybody's celebrating the first thing Marotta does after extending is to get Calhanoglu

 

[Universe]

Marotta has gone a great job since he took over. The decision to sell Icardi and replace him with Lukaku was a financial success for us, as Icardi's value has only declined since he left. The only bad purchase he's authorized has been Lazaro. He's even found some reasonable low-cost solutions, such as Darmian, Young, and Sanchez (in that he was free).

I hope he can facilitate a strong summer to finally clean up this club's financial mess. We're less than 12 months away from being free of Nainggolan, Mario, Vecino, Perisic*, and most of the dead weight. The financial situation could improve vastly if he gets this mercato right.

*Perisic is a little unfair to include with the above trash, but his wages are way too high given our current situation.

D A L B E R T

 

[Puma]

D A L B E R T

It is almost as if every poster on here has tried to wipe that cunt from their collective memory. And the worst part is that no one is talking about him and there are no rumours regarding where he might land next season. Put simply, he is shit and we are stuck with him.

 

[CafeCordoba]

The issue with Dalbert is only his book value. His wages are relatively low. And his book value is coming down every year. Probably he's going on loan again since no one's gonna pay us 8m€.

 

[capitano92]

Forza Don Sick cunt. Hear me verbally sucking him off here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YcLhmZwOPKI

 

[Il Drago]

The issue with Dalbert is only his book value. His wages are relatively low. And his book value is coming down every year. Probably he's going on loan again since no one's gonna pay us 8m€.

The issue with Dalbert is we should have never got him. The same summer we spent 20m on Dalbert, Atalanta signed Gosens for 1m. Like i have said before, even when you don't have money there are good market opportunities if you know where to look.

 

[ADRossi]

Dalbert was a Sabatini special. Nice's forum was laughing at us when the reports came out that we would be paying 20M for him.

 

[Mr-Intermilan]

The issue with Dalbert is we should have never got him. The same summer we spent 20m on Dalbert, Atalanta signed Gosens for 1m. Like i have said before, even when you don't have money there are good market opportunities if you know where to look.

so true, i believe its more into
inter environment and the continuous coach changes, hope we can resolve this problem

from my point of view
having a stadium
having a INTER "B" team
is crucial in this tough times.

 

[RickyMaravilla'sRightFoot]

The issue with Dalbert is we should have never got him. The same summer we spent 20m on Dalbert, Atalanta signed Gosens for 1m.

That made me physically ill to read

 

[thatdude]

The issue with Dalbert is we should have never got him. The same summer we spent 20m on Dalbert, Atalanta signed Gosens for 1m. Like i have said before, even when you don't have money there are good market opportunities if you know where to look.

That’s true but if Gosens came to inter and performed the way he did at Atalanta in his first season we would view him the same way we do Dalbert.

 

[CafeCordoba]

Yeah Gosens needed that perfect Gasperini system and some adaptation time. Definitely not comparable. But just goes to show how important the scouting is and understanding what kind of player and PERSON you are signing. Dalbert couldn't handle the Meazza pressure at all among other things.

 

[Ethor]

Just got through Beppe's opening comments during the "kickoff press conference " for the up coming season. Not a particularly happy picture painted for the team which are current champions, IMHO. At least it was honest assessment, but only partially enlightening.

 

[CafeCordoba]

This is a google translated comment by Marotta:

Marotta: “We have players who are about to expire and in light of the situation in football, it is right not to run after them. The cost of labor is disproportionate to revenues, so you need to have the strength to let them go in some cases ”.

Italian:

Marotta: “Abbiamo giocatori in scadenza di contratto e alla luce della situazione del calcio, è giusto non correre dietro. Il costo del lavoro è sproporzionato rispetto ai ricavi, quindi bisogna avere la forza di lasciarli andare in alcuni casi”.

Is the translation misleading with translating the è giusto non correre dietro => it is right not to run after them

First thing which came to my mind was the Croatians who have contracts expiring in 2022. Or does he refer to Vidal (also expiring contract but he's wanted out now already).

 

[ADRossi]

Sounds like code for "we're letting Brozovic leave on a Bosman."

 

[Il Drago]

Letting Brozovic contract expire at the end of the season would be a huge mistake. Inter would have to spend serious money, that we don't have, to replace him and you can be certain Juve would do everything they can to get him on a free and he would easily be a starter for them.

 

[brehme1989]

We're already entertaining offers for Brozovic so no surprise here.