Your REALISTIC Inter squad or line-up

[Zoro]

Association trained. First off Siqueira isn't coming, but Berni is club trained. Icardi is association trained, but no one else is, therefore we would have to have three primavera players in the squad

So it's very unlikely you'll see D'ambrosio and Rano leaving. Unless i've miscalculated somewhere.

I believe and please correct me if I'm wrong but Handanovic may count as association trained?

 

[Dylan]

Icardi
Perisic Jovetic Ljajic
Kondogbia Melo
Telles Murillo Miranda RB​

Whatever RB, not much difference.

 

[KevinB]

------------------------------------- Handa
Santon ------------ Murillo ------------------ Miranda ------------- Naga :slick: Get in form, cunt
------------ Witsel/Moutinho ------ Medel/Melo ------ Kondogbia
----- Perisic ----------------------- Icardi --------------- JoJo

 

[JJM]

Handa
Santon-Miranda-Murillo-Telles
Guaro-Melo-K.Dog
Perisic-Icardi-JoJo

Carrizo
Montoya-Frog-JJ-DD'A
Brozo-Medel-Goku
Biabia-Palacio/Manaj-Ljajic

Berni,Vidic,Andreolli,Dodo,Nagatomo,DiMarco

Nagatomo and Dodo should be sold!

 

[enjoy]

Handa
Carrizo
Berni (CT)

Ranocchia (AT)
Santon (CT)
Di Marco (CT)
Miranda
JJ
Murillo
D'Ambrosio (AT)
Nagatomo
Montoya

Kondogbia
Guarin
Brozovic
Medel
Gnoukouri (under 21 therefore is not included Serie A squad restrictions)
Felipe Melo

Icardi (AT)
Perisic
Palacio
Jovetic
Biabiany (CT)
Ljajic (AT)
Manaj (under 21 therefore is not included Serie A squad restrictions)

this maybe will be not registered players
Dodo (injured)
Vidic (injured)

Ljajic and Jovetic can swap their positions!

 

[InterMontreal]

I don't know about you guys, but this team looks fantastic to me

 

[Rimpel]

Still not sure if Mancio has the balls to play with that midfield in italy. I'm guessing Ljajic and Palacio will be backup (at least for now) for the starting front 3, Jovetic, Icardi and Perisic. Guarin will still be a starter in the midfield I think.

 

[Cómi]

With no midfield we will have a defense completely divorced from our offense. Maybe Kondogbia is expected to bridge the gap on his own.

 

[JJM]

 

[ADRossi]

Has Mancini actually confirmed in the media that we'll be playing a 4-2-3-1? Honestly, I'm not buying it whatsoever, and am expecting a 4-3-3 unless he has stated otherwise.

Starting Ljajic, Perisic, Jovetic, and Icardi means that we would have one capable backup (Palacio) for 4 positions on the pitch at a given time. Not to mention that team would be extremely defensively weak, relying on Santon to somehow become a good defender. Really no point in running four players into the ground at once with no defensive options.

A 4-3-3 makes much more sense. Perisic, Jovetic, Icardi starting; Ljajic and Palacio as replacement options off the bench, and a midfield of Kondogbia - Melo/Medel - Brozovic/Guarin provides more defensive cover.

 

[Wings]

Has Mancini actually confirmed in the media that we'll be playing a 4-2-3-1? Honestly, I'm not buying it whatsoever, and am expecting a 4-3-3 unless he has stated otherwise.

Starting Ljajic, Perisic, Jovetic, and Icardi means that we would have one capable backup (Palacio) for 4 positions on the pitch at a given time. Not to mention that team would be extremely defensively weak, relying on Santon to somehow become a good defender. Really no point in running four players into the ground at once with no defensive options.

A 4-3-3 makes much more sense. Perisic, Jovetic, Icardi starting; Ljajic and Palacio as replacement options off the bench, and a midfield of Kondogbia - Melo/Medel - Brozovic/Guarin provides more defensive cover.

I agree, I don't see a natural #10 except Ljajic maybe, but I don't think Mancini would play with three forwards and a #10. And I think Jovetic is more of a forward than an attacking midfielder.

 

[andrei]

Has Mancini actually confirmed in the media that we'll be playing a 4-2-3-1? Honestly, I'm not buying it whatsoever, and am expecting a 4-3-3 unless he has stated otherwise.

Starting Ljajic, Perisic, Jovetic, and Icardi means that we would have one capable backup (Palacio) for 4 positions on the pitch at a given time. Not to mention that team would be extremely defensively weak, relying on Santon to somehow become a good defender. Really no point in running four players into the ground at once with no defensive options.

A 4-3-3 makes much more sense. Perisic, Jovetic, Icardi starting; Ljajic and Palacio as replacement options off the bench, and a midfield of Kondogbia - Melo/Medel - Brozovic/Guarin provides more defensive cover.

Against Juventus or Roma 4-3-1-2 would be indeed suicide. Our midfield will be destroyed. Make more sense 4-3-3. But against small teams will work, even if you prefer to counteratack or if they park the bus. With all 3 -IC we have enough width to stratch the opponents.
Now it's up to Bobby to make this work.

 

[JJM]

I want to see this against a smaller opponent soon...Bbilan is pretty small anyway :troll

 

[crepi]

25 Man Squad Released

http://www.legaseriea.it/it/serie-a-tim/squadre/inter/squadra
http://www.fcinternews.it/focus/ufficiale-ecco-la-lista-dell-inter-per-la-serie-a-194679

PORTIERI: Handanovic, Carrizo, Berni

DIFENSORI: Juan Jesus, Telles, Montoya, Dodò, Murillo, Miranda, Nagatomo, Santon, Ranocchia, D'Ambrosio

CENTROCAMPISTI: Kondogbia, Guarin, Medel, Perisic, Brozovic, Felipe Melo

ATTACCANTI: Icardi, Jovetic, Biabiany, Ljajic, Palacio.


Only players 21+ of age are listed. Under 21s are not capped by FIGC, so Gnoku, Dimarco, etc can play but don't count towards this list. Of the 25, 4 must be club-trained, and another 4 must be association-trained. FIGC has adopted UEFA's definitions of "club-trained" and "association-trained" used for Champions and Europa League. [source]

"A club-trained player is defined as a player who regardless of his place of birth has been registered between the ages of 15 and 21 with his current club for a period of three entire seasons or 36 months. An ‘association-trained’ player fulfills the same criteria but with another club in the same association." [source]

More specifically, see page 28 of the UEFA Champions League Regulations [here] (actual page 34 of the PDF). For the lazy bums out there:

18.10: A "club-trained player" is a player who, between the age of 15 (or the start of the season during which he turns 15) and 21 (or the end of the season during which he turns 21), and irrespective of his nationality and age, has been registered with his current club for a period, continuous or not, of three entire seasons (i.e. a period starting with the first official match of the relevant national championship and ending with the last official match of that relevant national championship) or of 36 months.

18.11: An "association-trained player" is a player who, between the age of 15 (or the start of the season during which he turns 15) and 21 (or the end of the season during which he turns 21), and irrespective of his nationality and age, has been registered with a club or with other clubs affiliated to the same association as that of his current club for a period, continuous or not, of three entire seasons or of 36 months.

SO - our club-trained players are Santon, Berni, and Biabiany. Who is the fourth? Of Ranocchia, D'Ambrosio, Jovetic, Icardi, and Ljajic, I don't see any way the club-trained requirement is met. What am I missing?

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Edit #1 - I think I've answered my own questions. Seems that for this year only (first year the rules are in effect), clubs that cannot provide enough "club-trained" players are allowed to replace them with "association-trained" players. So this season and this season only we can get away with 3+5 instead of 4+4. Trying to find a good source.

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Edit #2 - Got it.

Norma Transitoria
Le società di Serie A che non disponessero del numero minimo di 4 "calciatori formati nel club", potranno nella stagione sportiva 2015/2016 inserire nella lista dei 25 fino ad 8 "calciatori formati in Italia".

[source]

For the 2015/2016 season, clubs without enough club-trained players can list up to 8 association-trained players in their 25-man squads. Crisetig to return for 2016/2017?

 

[cuckooc]

So we have enough association trained player, Ranocchia, Icardi, Jovetic, Ljajic, and D'ambrosio. We will short of one club trained player next year when 4+4 rule is fully implemented. However, there are very few established club trained players who is good enough to play for Inter.

Here are the list of above 21 players that come up in my mind who are club trained. But I don't see we need anyone of those.

Balotelli
Destro
Benassi
Andreolli
Siquiera
Belec
Di Gennero

 

[crzdcolombian]

I want to see this against a smaller opponent soon...Bbilan is pretty small anyway :troll

Our defense isn't good enough for that formation not do we have the DM for it to work. You are basically attacking with 4-5 attackers at a time and defending with 3-4 players.

How good is Telles defending. D'Am isn't a good enough defender for this formation. Prefer a 4-3-3 and we rotate our starters. Tho benching Icardi or Jovetic seems foolish

Also if Guarin is the captain. Wouldn't he be in our starting 11? So our 3 captains eating bench?

 

[cuckooc]

Our defense isn't good enough for that formation not do we have the DM for it to work. You are basically attacking with 4-5 attackers at a time and defending with 3-4 players.

How good is Telles defending. D'Am isn't a good enough defender for this formation. Prefer a 4-3-3 and we rotate our starters. Tho benching Icardi or Jovetic seems foolish

Also if Guarin is the captain. Wouldn't he be in our starting 11? So our 3 captains eating bench?

I see no problem here. It is not the problem of how many attackers or how many defenders are on the field, it is just how the players are willing to sacrifice, how the players are willing to listen to the coach and do the dirty work. Remember Inter won everything with similar formation, we had only 4 forwards at that time and we put 3 of them in the starting lineup. Mourinho convinced Eto'o and Pandev to track back to do the defense work. Both of the DM we had at that time could not cover large area, their mobility is low but it still worked. So it is not the problem of how many attackers are on the field, it is the system and the players need to stick with it.

Icardi can be the captain instead of that brainless Guarin though.

Btw, you said we attack with 4-5 players and defend with 3-4 players at the same time. How come the number does not add up to 10 outfield players? Where is the rest of them?

 

[ADRossi]

I see no problem here. It is not the problem of how many attackers or how many defenders are on the field, it is just how the players are willing to sacrifice, how the players are willing to listen to the coach and do the dirty work. Remember Inter won everything with similar formation, we had only 4 forwards at that time and we put 3 of them in the starting lineup. Mourinho convinced Eto'o and Pandev to track back to do the defense work. Both of the DM we had at that time could not cover large area, their mobility is low but it still worked. So it is not the problem of how many attackers are on the field, it is the system and the players need to stick with it.

Icardi can be the captain instead of that brainless Guarin though.

Btw, you said we attack with 4-5 players and defend with 3-4 players at the same time. How come the number does not add up to 10 outfield players? Where is the rest of them?

Come on now.

Those teams had Zanetti/Chivu at LB, who I believe it is safe to say are far better defenders than Alex Fing Telles. Maicon was the best RB in the world that year, as opposed to Santon who is abysmal. Cambiasso was a far superior defensive player than Melo/Medel. I can go on.

A 4-2-3-1 won't work with these players

 

[Universe]

In the words of Silvio Berlusconi, "ATTACANTE".

 

[Pajo]

I also think that. Great for PES tho

The main problem are the two fullbacks for that formation. Santon is simply shit defender, and i read Telles aint the best of defenders either.