Marcelo Brozović

[Ziyad]

He will be more absent minded then..it’s tough to concentrate. Won’t have a good game probably. I hope I’m wrong

 

[thatdude]

I actually thought he did okay tonight. It was always going to be tough especially when Sensi went out.

However again today we saw what a balanced midfield looks like. Matuidi was dominant in his screening of Pjanic, while Khedira played a similar box to box role as Barella. There were long stretches of the match where we were dominated there and couldn’t support for front 2. This needs to addressed in the summer.

 

[Harpsabu]

Brozo was great. The second half was juve vs brozo. He had no help. Any time anyone had the ball, they looked for brozo, he also never stops running

 

[nurko]

He really was tracked down and bullied throughout the match, his performance can be considered quite good when taking opponents tactics were isolating him from the game.

 

[varmin]

We need someone better for this kind of games. Brozo is fine but for likes of Genoa, Verona, Samp, Milan etc.

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[brehme1989]

Yet another underwhelming performance but it's hardly his fault. We're one dimensional and predictable.

 

[Adriano@10]

We need someone better for this kind of games. Brozo is fine but for likes of Genoa, Verona, Samp, Milan etc.

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Imho this time it was not much brozos fault. Once sensi went out there was no movement anymore nobody to pass to and brozo often received the balls from the cb when he already was in a absolute shitty position as two jubentinos were surrounding him.
Only thing i got really mad at him is when he hit that completely retarded pass straight to a jube player who was like 2m in front of him and it lead to a jube counter. He can not fuck up an easy pass like that in a situation like that if he want to ba a top player he simply cannot.

 

[CafeCordoba]

Those misspasses will always happen with Brozo. That's why Tonali should be our transfer target number one next summer to be our DPL in the longer term.

As for Brozo, he's a tireless runner and yesterday I felt for him when he was flailing his arms numerous times during the pressing. Other players weren't following and we didn't do the pressing game cohesively. Brozo is very eager to do it but others need to follow so that it's effective.

This game was more about tactics failing which put some players to unfavourable situations and Brozo was definitely one of them. Without Sensi and hard pressing, it's kind of hard to do anything out there at Brozo's spot.

 

[Pajo]

He had good game vs. Juve, one of our better players. He misplaced few passes, but none was really his fault. Players don't open up and he has to try somehow, or will just lose the ball. i remember at least 2 of those passes were towards Asamoah who was far the pitch but didn't move to open up, but just stood behind jube players.

 

[CafeCordoba]

Yes, time to time the team falls back to some kind of false comfort zone of pass the ball to Brozo and call it a day in that given moment. Typically this is when we are at our own end, desperately wanting to go short ground passes without hooping the ball in the air to the midfield. And usually it works, somehow. But it puts Brozo in great pressure and some occasions the plan just fails and the pressers force Brozo to an error. Usually this is by no means Brozo's fault but the system's/plan's fault or then other players' fault for not giving support to Brozo.

I like that kind of play style but I'd like other players to contribute more to it by giving support to Brozo by giving easier passing options to him when he's about to get to a tough spot or then don't fucking pass to him if it's obvious he's about to get to a tough spot.

 

[dynasty27]

Plays another full match for Croatia. Surely he will get a rest in the next match before our trip to Sassuolu.

 

[surripere]

Doubt it, he seems to always plays the 90.

 

[LyNX]

Those misspasses will always happen with Brozo. That's why Tonali should be our transfer target number one next summer to be our DPL in the longer term.

As for Brozo, he's a tireless runner and yesterday I felt for him when he was flailing his arms numerous times during the pressing. Other players weren't following and we didn't do the pressing game cohesively. Brozo is very eager to do it but others need to follow so that it's effective.

This game was more about tactics failing which put some players to unfavourable situations and Brozo was definitely one of them. Without Sensi and hard pressing, it's kind of hard to do anything out there at Brozo's spot.

I do like Tonali and agree that we should make him a target... but I hope you know that Tonali misplaces a LOT of both long and short passes and it will likely take a few years for him to learn to be more protective of possession.

 

[Hasan]

Plays another full match for Croatia. Surely he will get a rest in the next match before our trip to Sassuolu.

He’s suspended for next NT game against Wales, they’re playing for 3 days.

 

[Il Drago]

Fabrizio Romano:

Exclusive: Inter want to eliminate release clause from contract of Marcelo Brozovic

In just over a year, Marcelo Brozovic's fortunes have turned 180 degrees. He was just hours away from completing a move to Sevilla but eventually stayed and fought for a place in the Nerazzurri XI. Now, it is hard to imagine Antonio Conte's Inter without the Croatian and, therefore, talks have started in regards to a new contract for the midfielder.

Brozovic's current contract with the club has a release clause of 60 million euros; something that Inter would like to work on increasing or, if possible, eliminating altogether.

The current theory is to extend his deal until 2024, whilst his 3.5 million euro wage will also be discussed but no hints yet as to how it will be adjusted.

Through all this, one thing is clear; Inter want to keep hold of Brozovic, a man who has become a key component of their team.

https://www.calciomercato.com/en/news/exclusive-inter-want-to-eliminate-release-clause-from-contract-o-33369

 

[I4E]

I'm curious as to why a club would prefer removing a release clause as opposed to increasing it.

 

[K.I.]

That way the club will always have a say in the fee, with a clause even if it may be high a club can meet it of they want him.

 

[Batman]

Fabrizio Romano:


https://www.calciomercato.com/en/news/exclusive-inter-want-to-eliminate-release-clause-from-contract-o-33369

Deserve a pay rise and I hope we dont fuck this up like we did with Icardi

 

[n4l]

Deserve a pay rise and I hope we dont fuck this up like we did with Icardi

We didn't fuck up icardi pay raise situation. Grande management...

 

[Javier'sSon]

That way the club will always have a say in the fee, with a clause even if it may be high a club can meet it of they want him.

Yup especially when you think of how beneficial he is to PL teams (runs like a madman and passes like a possessed one) and how easy it is for them to throw cash.