Marcelo Brozović

[DARi0]

Seems like not

Al-Nassr FIFA ruling blocks Brozovic​

There are reports Inter might not be able to sell Marcelo Brozovic to Al-Nassr because the Saudi club had its transfers banned by FIFA, so Barcelona are hoping to take advantage.

The Saudi Pro League team was banned from registering new players today after failing to settle an outstanding debt with Leicester City of €460,000 plus annual interest of 5 per cent.

The ruling was made in October 2021 after Leicester complained Al-Nassr failed to pay additional clauses in the €18m transfer of Ahmed Musa back in 2018.

So while Al-Nassr can sign new players, they cannot register them to play, and that may well include Brozovic.

That deal was worth €18m plus bonuses to Inter, although it too was a fraught negotiation process, as Al-Nassr continually changed their terms with both Inter and Brozovic.

Mundo Deportivo report Barcelona are poised to take advantage and attempt to snatch Brozovic away if the situation is not resolved swiftly.

Calcio e Finanza assure this won’t be an issue for Inter, who are owed the money regardless, but Brozovic might not be able to play for Al-Nassr.

These arabs are truly retarted to shoot themselves in the foot like that for 500k

Would anyone oppose loaning Brozovic back?

 

[Glass box]

As I understand it they won't be able to sign new players from now on but Brozo is registered.

 

[andrei]

As I have consistently mentioned, there seems to be an issue within our management and the club, as it is difficult for me to comprehend that all of them have contributed to those problems.
I hate the way these guys ended up.

I can understand your nostalgia and sadness, but I am not affected. This photo represents the "ancienne regime", when we were Pazza Inter barely making CL. This photo is from 2018-2019 campaign. Do you know what is my most vivid image from that campaign? Dambrosio and his incredible saving in the last minutes and with this saving our 4th place for the CL. Without that Milan would have been in CL. For better or worse we are now in much better position. Champions and champions contenders, CL finalist, every year a piece of silverware. If those 3 were the sacrifice to be in this position, I just don`t give a fuck where are they now. Don`t get me wrong, I appreciate all of them for what they did for our club, they are all good players, but I won`t cry over the spoiled milk.

 

[Meysam]

I can understand your nostalgia and sadness, but I am not affected. This photo represents the "ancienne regime", when we were Pazza Inter barely making CL. This photo is from 2018-2019 campaign. Do you know what is my most vivid image from that campaign? Dambrosio and his incredible saving in the last minutes and with this saving our 4th place for the CL. Without that Milan would have been in CL. For better or worse we are now in much better position. Champions and champions contenders, CL finalist, every year a piece of silverware. If those 3 were the sacrifice to be in this position, I just don`t give a fuck where are they now. Don`t get me wrong, I appreciate all of them for what they did for our club, they are all good players, but I won`t cry over the spoiled milk.

I see your point, and I agree with it.
Don't get me wrong, but I've noticed a pattern. We've had some bizarre problems, and they seem to occur repeatedly. It makes it hard for me to believe that it's solely the players' fault.
Everything happening in this club is a reflection of the management's actions. So, we should see what's happening here. I'm not going to question their actions completely because, overall, they have been great. However, I do believe they could have handled those things better.

 

[andrei]

I see your point, and I agree with it.
Don't get me wrong, but I've noticed a pattern. We've had some bizarre problems, and they seem to occur repeatedly. It makes it hard for me to believe that it's solely the players' fault.
Everything happening in this club is a reflection of the management's actions. So, we should see what's happening here. I'm not going to question their actions completely because, overall, they have been great. However, I do believe they could have handled those things better.

Of course they could have handled the things better. And I think you refer to Brozo and Skriniar. Because Icardi was sold for a ton of money, when the bridges between the player and the club were already burnt.

Brozo and Skrniar definitely could have been managed better. But we don`t know and we will never know what kind of discussion were and how the dynamic evolved. This is the reason I don`t want to make harsh judgements neither towards the players nor the management.

 

[Meysam]

Of course they could have handled the things better. And I think you refer to Brozo and Skriniar. Because Icardi was sold for a ton of money, when the bridges between the player and the club were already burnt.

Brozo and Skrniar definitely could have been managed better. But we don`t know and we will never know what kind of discussion were and how the dynamic evolved. This is the reason I don`t want to make harsh judgements neither towards the players nor the management.

In Icardi case, I believe they could've been better management. The way they handled the removal of his armband was not wise. (While he definitely made a terrible mistake, this is not solely about him.).
Sometimes, it is important to not only focus on the end result but also on what went wrong, and to learn from it in order to avoid making the same mistake twice.

Having worked for over 10 companies and interacted with many different individuals, I strongly believe that professionalism is crucial in business, especially when making difficult decisions such as contract termination or separation. While I don't have all the details about what happened in the club, I can see that the way these players were treated is neither professional nor wise.

I understand that exceptions can occur, and they are sometimes unavoidable. However, what I observe is not just exceptions but a recurring pattern. Every few years, we end up losing one of our best players due to some odd reasons. We initially claim they are the best, but eventually, we force them to leave because we label them as troublemakers or something similar. To be honest, this is quite disheartening.

 

[Fapuccino]

Did he really end up leaving for 18 mill

 

[wera]

I see it more as a he left so we could buy most of Frattesi. That's a more positive way of looking at it

 

[NimAraya]

Did he really end up leaving for 18 mill

No, you were dreaming. Now go back to sleep.

 

[RickyMaravilla'sRightFoot]

Was weird seeing him play against us. It was also weird seeing him lose Frattesi for the equalizer..

Miss u king

 

[Universe]

Last night I was supporting neither Inter nor Al Nassr, only Brozo.

 

[wera]

Will forever be the most meme player we ever had. I'm sure.

Remember when he came to the club and there were videos of Brozo by the pool acting a fool, doing karate and others egging him on? Or buying a full cart of frozen pizzas?

Legend.

 

[delaurentis]

Will forever be the most meme player we ever had. I'm sure.

Remember when he came to the club and there were videos of Brozo by the pool acting a fool, doing karate and others egging him on? Or buying a full cart of frozen pizzas?

Legend.

Brozo has strong competition from lakaka for being the most meme player.

 

[wera]

Crocodile man? Crypto bro? Working on his driving licence longer than me during covid? His legendary celebration that made him claim a certain emoji?

Lukaku gets close second, but Lukaku was also meme'd in other clubs. Brozo only at Inter.

 

[wera]

Playing AM behind Cronaldo? Interesting.

 

[DiegoMilito22]

Brozovic won his first trophy with Al Nassr

 

[cocky]

Indeed..

 

[wera]

Serial winner, he can't stop.

 

[pupivn]

scored a nice goal in AFC Champions League play off

 

[Meysam]

Playing AM behind Cronaldo? Interesting.

Correct me if I'm wrong. I think he used to play as AM at Inter for a while too. I'm not sure what season exactly was that