Blue and Black Front Plan B: Who will rush to help Zivo, Nkunku or Chiesa?

August 6 - Inter Milan introduces Lukeman and is on the verge of miscarriage. Marlotta and Atlanta's top leaders have been tug-of-war for many days, and the other party insists on not dropping a single point of 50 million euros. The time red line has long been broken, and the transaction has not progressed. What's even more difficult is that Lukeman has given up the strike and decided to return to the team to restore his relationship with the new coach Gasperini. The public declaration of "not marrying Inter Milan" in the past has quietly cooled down, and the Neptune lost the pressure tool.

The forward signings cannot be delayed, and Ziwo requires a libero in the frontcourt who can be sidelined or hit. According to the Milan Sports Daily, Inter Milan has launched Plan B: Contact Chelsea Nkunku. The player style is similar to Lukeman. In the past, the Bundesliga Golden Boot season, the Golden Boots stunning Europe with its all-round running and shooting skills, and is known as the "new small cannon". However, the French have a long history of injury, and the years of Blue Bridge have been fighting and stopping, and their condition is doubtful. Inter Milan prefers loan + buyout plan: the rental fee is low, the buyout amount is 35 million euros; at the same time, it also has to swallow an annual salary of 6.5 million euros. This figure is the maximum salary level in Serie A, and the club is still evaluating risks.

If Nkunku also fails, Plan C will surface - Liverpool winger Chiesa. The 27-year-old Italian international has few opportunities in Anfield, and Slott has no main position in the tactical board, and the player himself is eager to return home. Liverpool is open to its departure, with the transfer fee being lower than the market price, but the annual salary of 6.2 million euros still gives Inter's financial department a headache. The Nerazzurri needs to make a trade-off between salary structure and competitive needs, and the dominoes that strengthen the front line are still waiting to be finally pushed down.