Hakan Çalhanoğlu

[crzdcolombian]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1536312190814367747

That seems insanely low….

Who will replace him for that little plus 4 million goes to Vidal?

 

[ADRossi]

That seems insanely low….

Who will replace him for that little plus 4 million goes to Vidal?

I could see a scenario where we sell Calhanoglu and the Armenian Messi becomes our starter.

 

[Kova10]

Sell Hakan and get RDP and/or Sabitzer. He is the most expendable next to de vrij to me.

 

[crzdcolombian]

Sell Hakan and get RDP and/or Sabitzer. He is the most expendable next to de vrij to me.

He is but 30 million we will just buy another Gags with that

 

[wera]

we got him for free tho

it's the same if we bought him for 50 and sold him for 80

 

[varmin]

Hakan, SDV and Dumfries have many admirers as per rumors, but no real offer so far

 

[sdvroot]

That seems insanely low….

Who will replace him for that little plus 4 million goes to Vidal?

Could be Giulio Maggiore + Mkhitaryan

 

[rockball]

I have come to like this guy after all, which is such a surprise considering I did not fancy him at all at Milan. He isn't world class, but a good solid midfielder to have. We better have someone like De Paul coming in, if we are to sell him at all.

 

[IM21]

scored another Penalty vs Lithuania.

 

[thatdude]

Dude is in his prime, I could live with losing him but we need to be careful. Are there better players out there? Absolutely, but if anything he has over performed since putting on an Inter jersey. My only concern would have been him losing some motivation if we beat Milan to the Scudetto but hopefully now he’ll be more motivated than ever.

Having a free kick specialist that is actually good enough to play in your starting line up is also always a bonus. It paid dividends quite a few times this year.

 

[ADRossi]

Dude is in his prime, I could live with losing him but we need to be careful. Are there better players out there? Absolutely, but if anything he has over performed since putting on an Inter jersey. My only concern would have been him losing some motivation if we beat Milan to the Scudetto but hopefully now he’ll be more motivated than ever.

Having a free kick specialist that is actually good enough to play in your starting line up is also always a bonus. It paid dividends quite a few times this year.

Agreed. His corners were lethal.

 

[ADRossi]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1539697330752032771

 

[brakbrak]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1539697330752032771

He's right. Love Zlatan, but he's an attention where, much much worse than Lukaku.

 

[Il Drago]

Expected reaction when Ibrahimovic was urging Milanisti to insult Hakan during their Scudetto celebrations.

 

[CafeCordoba]

His interview was interesting to say the least.

 

[Steevee]

The comment about Inzaghi making the subs in the derby was most interesting...

 

[Shark]

Didn't Inzaghi admit the loss was on him? Doesn't surprise me that players confronted him on this.

Anyway, the only way Hakan can flip this is if wins the CL. Then he can give interviews and shit on that clown Ibra for eternity.

 

[CafeCordoba]

I'm 100% certain Calhanoglu has talked about that with the coach.

 

[bubba zanetti]

Thats why we need Dybala, Bremer... We need to built team that will kill next season that scum of the earth. The way they celebrated winning scudetto, insulting Inzaghi, the way fkn cunts Ibra, Theo, Tonali were behaving, disgusting stuff.. I want to see them suffer big time next season. If you have chance to bring Dybala, just fkn bring him, cause if you dont he'll join that scum. First we need to kill them this mercato and than to humiliate them next season. They deserve it, even fkn rubentino players never acted the way like these bunch of cavemen. Next season I want to see them suffer, big time. And I want that mercenary slut Ibra to be there.

 

[DARi0]

The comment about Inzaghi making the subs in the derby was most interesting...

precisely. Here it is:

“It was very difficult, as it was the same city and different colours, but I worked hard and knew this was my opportunity to join the reigning champions of Italy,” Calhanoglu told Tivibu Spor.

“Then when the team I joined didn’t win the Scudetto and my old club did, people acted like it was my fault. I am very happy at Inter, though, and the support of the fans is very helpful. I played at Milan for four years, but nobody ever chanted my name in the stands, whereas it happens every time I just warm up for Inter.”

He had declared the move was in order to win the Scudetto, so naturally the midfielder was the target of mockery when the Rossoneri took the Serie A title instead.

Specifically, Ibrahimovic was spotted making insulting chants towards Calhanoglu, while supporters waved around a blow-up doll wearing the Turkey international’s jersey.
“He is a 40-year-old man, not 18, so I wouldn’t do that sort of thing at his age. He just likes being the centre of attention. He didn’t contribute to the Scudetto this season, he barely played, but will do everything to be the focus anyway.
“Besides, he is the one who always calls me up, asks me to go out to dinner or for a motorbike ride. He wrote about me in his book too. He had to write something, or it would’ve been blank pages. It’s best not to bother, honestly.”

Calhanoglu still had a positive campaign at Inter, scoring eight goals and setting up 13 for his new teammates in 46 competitive games. The Nerazzurri won the Coppa Italia and the Supercoppa Italiana, in both cases beating Juventus in extra time for the final.

“Inter are a much stronger squad than Milan,” he insisted. “We lost a derby that changed suddenly at the 75th minute after Ivan Perisic and I were substituted. We were leading 1-0 and then lost 2-1, so the coach contributed to the defeat and I told him as much.

Doesn`t seem like a guy that is holding back.

CALHANOGLU DENIES BLAMING INZAGHI FOR INTER DEFEAT​

The idea that the midfielder was openly blaming Inzaghi for that defeat and had said it to his face inevitably caused shockwaves among Inter fans.

Calhanoglu reacted rapidly, releasing a statement in Italian that tried to calm the situation down.

“Evidently some of my words were misinterpreted by some sections of the media: I never criticised any coach, let alone Mister Inzaghi, who I consider to be a great coach and one who strongly wanted me at Inter, putting his faith in me.

“If my teammates and I had a great season, and won two trophies, a lot of that is down to him.”