Inter Milan gained unexpected wealth without a visa once, once again demonstrating the great significance of the establishment of U23!

Looking back on this summer window, Inter Milan has recovered 23 million euros by selling 40% ownership of Alexander Stankovic, Buchanan and Agume. In addition to the 6.5 million euros bought out by Philip Stankovic and Satriano, the team's summer window has recorded nearly 30 million euros. At present, Seba's transfer transaction is close to you. His departure can also bring the team 4 million euro transfer fee. Inter Milan reserves 50% of the second transfer share, which is also a potential benefit for the team.

If Agumei's 40% ownership of 4 million euros was still expected to make a profit, then the other amount of money would be a pure unexpected fortune!

Portuguese Super League Portuguese Sports officially announced a transfer news, introducing right-back Vagianidis from the Greek Panasinaks Club, with two statements: 15 million euros and 12.5 million euros + bonus. But no matter which amount it is, it is the highest transfer record for the player in the history of Panasinaks Club. If we talk about this, many Inter Milan fans will be very puzzled, what does this deal have to do with us?

Don't say it, it really matters! Vagianidis is from the youth training of the Greek giant Panasinaks. He was once the leader of the team's youth teams of all ages. He made his first-team debut at the age of 17. However, in the summer of 2020, Vagianidis did not sign a professional contract with the team, but joined Inter Milan without a sign-up. However, Vagianidis did not play for Inter Milan reserves, but was directly loaned to the Belgian Saint-Turden Club. He just didn't know whether it was due to his ability or adaptability, and he only had one appearance record that season. After returning in the summer of 2021, Inter Milan just happened to face a financial crisis. In addition, he could not get any chance in the team, so he chose to return to his parent team Panathinaks.

The most sensational operation is that Inter Milan won the free signing, and sold it back to the parent team Panathinaks in one game. Although he did not receive the transfer fee, he retained a 40% second transfer share! This is definitely a successful work of making money from nothing, or it can be regarded as a monetization of the team's brand value. After all, it is also the golden sign of the Italian century-old wealthy family that can attract young geniuses to invest for free! However, the second transfer was just a short check at that time. After all, Vagianidis was only worth 200,000 euros at that time, and no one could predict what his future career would be like.

Four years have passed, and when everyone has forgotten this deal and this player, another good news comes. Last month, Panasinaix bought out the remaining 40% ownership of Vagianidis for a price of just over 2 million euros, and the player then joined the Portuguese Super League giant Portuguese Sports at a price record for club transfer fees. Speaking of this, maybe a brother will start to settle the score. It is obvious that Inter Milan's 40% second-transfer share is worth at least 5 million euros, so why did Inter Milan sell it for more than 2 million euros?

I personally think there are two reasons why Inter Milan operates this way. First, choose to help Vagianidis and Panasinaix. If Inter Milan is snatching the 40% second transfer share, Panasinaix will not get enough transfer income, which will easily lead to Vagianidis' failure in transfer. Inter Milan makes this choice, which can benefit both the player's future development and his parent team's transfer income; second, avoiding the second transfer share being made. If Inter Milan insists on not giving up the 40% second transfer share, then Panasinaix may minimize the fees of this transaction, or even zero transfer fee, such as realizing the bonus terms or completing the transaction through other economic channels, so Inter Milan is likely to not make a penny. Therefore, it is better to be assured to get more than 2 million euros, so that the club's image will not be damaged in order to earn a few million euros!

An accidental visa-free transaction brought Inter Milan more than 2 million euros in profits, which can definitely be called a surprise! However, although we have made money, we have to reflect on why Vagianidis did not get the opportunity at Inter Milan? Is it simply because of insufficient ability? If he has the opportunity to stay at Inter Milan, he may become a good seedling on the team's right, or allow Inter Milan to get higher transfer returns.

One thing that must be mentioned is that Inter Milan was unable to provide Vagianidis with a suitable competition platform at that time. As a player who has not even played the main player in the Greek league, he certainly does not have the ability to play for Inter Milan's first team, but the team with the strongest ability outside Inter Milan's first team is the reserve team. However, the reserve team league is an amateur league, and the training value is really limited, and players may not be willing to play, so they directly loaned a league like the lower level than A after signing.

And this is not just Vagianidis. Many of Inter's youth training experts have chosen to rent out for the same reasons. Zanotti, Alexander Stankovic, Fontanarosa, Franco Caboni, Camat, Akinsanmiro, etc. have all embarked on loan. The biggest reason for their choice is that Inter Milan lacks a suitable leveling platform between the first team and the reserve team. Their abilities are not enough in the first team and are wasted playing in the reserve team, so they choose to loan low-level leagues such as Serie C and Serie B or low-level leagues such as the Netherlands and Belgium for training in order to obtain better career development.

If people like Zanotti, Alexander Stankovic and others are capable enough and encounter Qianlima during the loan period, their personal characteristics are just suitable for the team's tactics, and they will gain a successful loan career with the right time, place and people, and they will lay a solid foundation for their future development and can be bought out or go to a higher level of stage. However, if you cannot perform well when renting out for various reasons, not only will your personal playing time and opportunity be very few, but you may also experience continuous failures in renting out for rent. Fontanarosa, Camat, and Franco Caboni have been involved in many teams, but they have failed to perform convincingly.

In the past, as players grow older, players and teams cannot spend all the time on continuous loans, and Inter Milan does not have a suitable place to accommodate these players, so players who cannot realize their abilities and potential will transfer to the team at a low price. Often, a player who has been trained for many years can only exchange for transfer fees ranging from tens of thousands to hundreds of thousands of euros, and this return rate is obviously too low!

Now, Inter Milan has formed its own U23 to fill the gap between the first team and the reserve team, providing an ideal leveling platform for young players! After that, players with significantly stronger strength in Inter Milan can get rid of the amateur league and follow U23 to enter the professional league earlier to accelerate personal growth. Players with top strength still have the opportunity to play for the first team. Those who fail to level up from loans, such as Fontanarosa and Camat, who fail to level up from outside the loan, feel that it is a pity to give up, will follow the team to participate in the new season of the Serie C League. Perhaps in a stable environment, they will usher in a new turning point in their careers. Even if you don’t have a career breakthrough, after several seasons of stable leveling, you can get a transfer fee of hundreds of thousands or even more than ten thousand euros if you leave.

Of course, perhaps the U23, which has just formed in Serie C, cannot meet the leveling needs of all youth training players. Players such as De Pieri and Stabile join Juvestabia on loan, and Koki, Raceconi, Alexiu and other players are not short of Serie B's loan quotations. This is also the biggest reason why Oak Capital proposed that Inter Milan U23 will be upgraded from Serie C to Serie B within two years, which is to provide young players with a higher level training platform, which is also a qualitative improvement for the team's youth training development.

However, it is not easy to achieve this goal. Juventus and Atlanta second team have worked hard for many seasons and still care about C. Therefore, Inter Milan's primary goal in its first professional season is to relegate, and then slowly try it out! The good news is that U23 has achieved a record of one win and one draw against two Serie C opponents in the warm-up match, especially Albino Lefee, who defeated yesterday, ranked fourth in Group A last season in Serie C, which proves that the boys in the second team still have the ability to compete with the strong Serie C team. Next, we look forward to their better performance! The establishment of

U23 is of great significance. It can provide your own people with a reliable leveling platform, allowing outstanding young players to get a better career starting point, and the first team has greater room for selection of materials. Even if they cannot play for the first team, it will become a more valuable source of vouchers or transfer fees in the team's transfer!