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After months of observation and testing, all Serie A teams have a clear idea of their current squad. Therefore, in order to better achieve the goals they set before the start of the season, each team needs to use this winter break as an opportunity to make final adjustments to their roster according to their actual situation, so that the team can sprint towards their goals after the winter break!

For example, Inter Milan, after being reminded by Zhuang Mingge at the Serie A All-Star Game, Moratti gave up on his plan to sack Cooper in the middle of the season, and instead began to think about how to renew the Nerazzurri.

Indeed, as Zhuang Mingge said, the age of the main players of the current Inter Milan team is indeed a little older. The main goalkeeper Toldo is a 32-year-old veteran, and Zanetti, Cannavaro, Materazzi, Keely Gonzalez and others have also entered the threshold of 30. So, for Inter Milan, they really should put the introduction of fresh blood and the development of reserve force on the agenda.

As a result, Moratti told Facchetti the names of several young players recommended to him, such as Ibrahimovic, Sneijder and Carvalho, and asked the latter to arrange someone to handle the transfer of these players.

It seems that after experiencing countless painful lessons in the transfer market, Boss Mo finally understands what it means to specialize in the art industry, and knows that the transfer operation should be handled by professionals, rather than by him, a boss who is easy to be hot-blooded and easy to be deceived by others.

Originally, Facchetti and Moratti didn't pay much attention to these transfers. After all, the club these players are now at has a big gap with Inter Milan in terms of fame and environment, and this gap is enough to make any player excited. And Terry, the only one who plays in the big four leagues, is not very difficult to poach because his Chelsea team is facing a very serious financial crisis at this time.

(Note: Due to the relationship between Ab and Lazio in this life, Chelsea, which became a giant football club with the help of the financial resources of the Russian tycoon in the previous life, did not get this life-saving money in the summer, so Chelsea, which was facing great financial pressure, had to sell the players in the team, and the young and widely favored Terry was naturally put on the shelf by Bates.) ）

Therefore, in the opinion of Facichetti and Moratti, these players will certainly not be willing to refuse in the face of an offer from the Nerazzurri.

However, what Facchetti and the boss didn't expect was that they had just made offers to these clubs, and then hit the nail on the nail in the transfer of Ibrahimovic and Sneijder. Because Ajax FC has given a clear reply, saying that they are not willing to sell Ibrahimovic and Sneijder this winter!

It is no surprise that Ajax FC would respond like this. You know, after a disastrous first half of the season, the value of Ajax's players has shrunk significantly compared to the summer, and the value of Ibrahimovic and Van der Vaart, who are regarded as dressing room bombs, has plummeted. At the same time, due to the impact of the world economic downturn, it is difficult for players to sell for a high price as easily as in previous years. These two factors play together, so Ajax is reluctant to sell the Swede at a low price at this time.

Although they have made a lot of mistakes in the management of the team, Ajax is one of the best in Europe in assessing the quality of young players, and they can certainly see the huge potential in Ibrahimovic, so how can they send him away at a low price?

Ibrahimovic is still like that, let alone Sneijder. Ajax will never be able to send a good seedling away early, because it will only cost them a lot of income in vain.

Of course, the Ajax people are not fools, and immediately after rejecting the offer from Inter Milan, they contacted Ibrahimovic and Sneijder by phone, and promised them a lot of promises and benefits, so that they can stay in the team with peace of mind, rather than being seduced by Inter Milan with a high salary.

Some people may think that since Ajax can offer a price that makes players willing to stay in the team, Inter Milan, who are better than the other party in every aspect, can't offer the same treatment?

To be honest, Inter Milan really can't really be driven. Take Sneijder as an example, Ajax can promise him consistent playing time and a regular position, is it possible for Inter Milan? Given Cooper's attitude towards the technical midfielders of Morfeo and Emre, Sneijder's approach to the Nerazzurri at this time will be treated by the Argentine coach. If one is not done right, it is possible that the talented midfielder will be scrapped.

As a result, Inter Milan's attempts to poach Ibrahimovic and Sneijder in the winter transfer window met with Waterloo at the very beginning, and Facchetti had to postpone the plan for the time being. Let's see when Ajax has the intention of selling people, and then find an opportunity to intervene.

Although they hit the nail on the nail in the transfer of Sneijder and Ibrahimovic, Inter Milan did not face many obstacles in the deal between Terry and Carvalho, and they easily took these two players with the dollar to find a replacement for Materazzi.

However, with John Terry and Carvalho both playing in the Champions League this season, it is unlikely that they will play for the Nerazzurri in the Champions League, so Inter have decided to postpone the two transfers until next summer. That said, Inter Milan have already booked John Terry and Carvalho and are just waiting to bring them to Pinettina next summer.

Compared to the unusually busy Palazzo Durini (Inter's headquarters), Florence's headquarters is unusually calm at this time. After all, although Fiorentina have had all the ups and downs of the season in the face of multi-front play, this is mainly due to the overwork of the players from long distances, and it has little to do with the configuration of the team itself.

What's more, Zhuang Mingge had promised Heynckes before that he would allow him to give young players enough training opportunities while guaranteeing the results of one of the Champions Cup and one of the leagues. Therefore, Zhuang Mingge does not plan to make any changes to the first-team squad this winter transfer window. You know, under normal circumstances, most big teams don't operate on the team's frame when it's working well, because it is likely to disrupt the team's existing chemistry, which can lead to a series of unpredictable consequences.

In this way, in a quiet and peaceful atmosphere, Florence bid farewell to the monumental year 2003 and arrived at 2004, which was full of unknowns.