Valentín Carboni

[brakbrak]

Carboni is winger, somehow in NT, Scaloni want him play like Di Maria. Kinda wasted his talent if he play at Inter formation.

? How do you know? He only played for like 10 min against Peru and that game they played 4-3-3, it's right up his alley.

 

[IM21]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1814741317970526413

 

[#NotForMe]

The thing is he was impressive on the flank cause he got more space to operate, and he is not physically strong enough to uphold like he was on the flank if he plays in the middle, but keep that in mind is his body hasn't fully developed yet.

I can totally see when he can tussle with full grown ups, he can be quite scary in the middle and drifting everywhere, obviously he can also just operate like Di Maria if you develop him that way.

 

[Nerazzurri_Ninja]

I wish him the best wherever he lands.

 

[IM21]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1815879330318180439

 

[PHM1605]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1815879330318180439

So do a dry loan. Not some "loan with Marseille's favorable option" bullshit because Carboni isn't a rejected flop. But top talent. Let's make it straightforward.

 

[Corrode]

According to some boomer around anyway, Valentin is a rejected flop because he can't do Messi brilliance in Inter and Monza. And he must be sold already.

 

[YoramG]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1816540071476310255

Apparently, off to Marseille on a loan with option (+ counter option for Inter).

Although Di Marzio has just said that Monza are considering him as well.

Little update; Romano says that the option is 36m, and the counter option is a little over 40m for us.

 

[crzdcolombian]

why not use him as our Alexi Sanchez.... like if this kid wasnt owned by us. Our management and owners would be circle jerking and dreaming of him. We own him and are super broke so it's like anything we can do to get a few bucks.

just keep him until January or 30m offer. No loan BS to a team that just dropped 30m for Greenwood. Does that team have an extra 30m laying around for him?

 

[.h.]

to be fair, if hes not gonna get serious game time, better to keep him developing somewhere else as long as hes actually gonna play

 

[IM21]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1816560511401468316

 

[Nerazzurri_Ninja]

Idk if he will go down as a legend or superstar but i do think he will end up as a top talent in the future.

 

[Jane The Virgin]

Inter's transfer strategy with Carboni is driving me nuts. We've got a kid worth at least €35 million, but we're thinking about loaning him out because he's not "ready" yet? Meanwhile, we're looking at some no-name player who had one decent season, like not-so-Gudmundson or whatever his name is.

Our starting lineup is pretty solid. What we really need are quality subs. Next season is gonna be packed with games. There will be at least ten matches where we'll need someone like Carboni, and not Klassen or Arna to step up. We need subs who can come in and actually make a difference, not just warm the bench or underperform every time they get a chance.

Look at Frattesi. Why can't we treat Carboni the same way? Even though, in most Serie A teams Frattesi is a starter, we're treating him the way we are, and he isn't losing any progress or quality.

Give him the chances he needs to grow and show what he's made of. Loaning or selling him right now just doesn't make sense. We need that depth, and Carboni can provide it. Keeping him in the squad means we have better options off the bench when the going gets tough.

 

[.h.]

i dont think its really a question of readiness, its also position on the ptch, and tbh, him getting 30-35 games next season will be better than getting 10-15 at inter

 

[Interis7a]

If Inter sells him to marseille, we can forget about this guy. I don’t think that marseille will develop the player having greenwood (for big money) to sell him to Inter for such little difference. There will be a case like Correa

 

[CafeCordoba]

i dont think its really a question of readiness, its also position on the ptch, and tbh, him getting 30-35 games next season will be better than getting 10-15 at inter

This. And it's not 10-15 full games. It's on average 10mins per game.

Loaning him out makes sense. According to latest reports (Pedulla), we're going to net 4m for the loan.

Option is 36m to make it 40m if they redeem. But he's gonna need a massive season for that to happen because they can't know if we use the counter option or not.

Issue with this kid will be even if the club wants to keep him, is there a position for him in the team?

 

[Nerazzurri_Ninja]

Wish we could trade carboni plus cash for julian alvarez, though i doubt the later would take another bench role.

 

[qb4ever_2k]

I simply don't see the point of this deal.

Do we really need that 4-5m for the loan? Because we know for certain that they will not activate the buying clause at the end. If we don't need the loan fee, why don't we just send him to Monza for another season?

 

[PHM1605]

Inter's transfer strategy with Carboni is driving me nuts. We've got a kid worth at least €35 million, but we're thinking about loaning him out because he's not "ready" yet? Meanwhile, we're looking at some no-name player who had one decent season, like not-so-Gudmundson or whatever his name is.

Our starting lineup is pretty solid. What we really need are quality subs. Next season is gonna be packed with games. There will be at least ten matches where we'll need someone like Carboni, and not Klassen or Arna to step up. We need subs who can come in and actually make a difference, not just warm the bench or underperform every time they get a chance.

Look at Frattesi. Why can't we treat Carboni the same way? Even though, in most Serie A teams Frattesi is a starter, we're treating him the way we are, and he isn't losing any progress or quality.

Give him the chances he needs to grow and show what he's made of. Loaning or selling him right now just doesn't make sense. We need that depth, and Carboni can provide it. Keeping him in the squad means we have better options off the bench when the going gets tough.

I am a bit in between. It is true that one full season at Marseille or another lower Serie A side is better than 4th option at Inter. But him not even at 4th is also our own fault... zero excuse to put Arnau or fucking Correa at a higher priority.

4m + 36m is sweet cash. But that becomes stupid if you put Gudmunsson on the other side of the equation. Inter have nothing left to even consider the buyback.

 

[CafeCordoba]

Inzaghi doesn't see Carboni as a striker he would use regularly so Carboni couldn't be 4th striker for us.

Maybe 5th but then as mentioned already, it would hinder his development.