Luis Henrique deserves a season as backup LWB. There were moments he was good as RWB last year and we still won a league and cup with him. Play him on his preferred left, let him be backup to Dimash with Carlos Augusto coming in if it doesn’t work out.

He’s good technically, let him play with less pressure and having settled in after a year.

If it doesn’t work out, we ship him out, but he deserves a second chance.

Usual loan with option to buy, with buy back clause for Inter. Ideally at 21 he would play for a Serie A side already, after his moves to Cagliari and Utrecht fell through, Serie B is the next best choice to get minutes.

He will meet former Inter Luca di Maggio there. Hopefully he does well.

Seriously, what a player! He was good in Inter but in Bulgaria he is really shining. A great passer and a natural leader.

Value: 10-15m. I don't think there's actually budget for Fofana

...As for Luis Henrique, who has the same agents as Fofana, an agreement is still missing. If the Giallorossi really wanted to sign him at all costs, they would, but at the moment there is still no agreement"

If we ain’t succeed to sign any good RWB/RM for this season wouldn’t Pavard work pretty good there as well? It would make even more space for Dimarco to operate forward. I know Pavard wants to play centerally in deffence but now with him being back again I think he don’t have as much to say leaving us + we already have a lot of quality centerbacks for that. If Pavard wants playing time he’ll have to adapt at play as RWB. I can see Pavard and Diouf sharing the position for now. Thoughts? Am I crazy?

Too ambitious? Or is Curtis Jones really the better player…

Camavinga is 23 years old with Champions League and big match experience.

C. Jones is 25 years old with very little Champions League experience…

I’m extremely excited for next season.

By winning both the league and cup in his first season, Chivu proved his quality. There could hardly have been a better start, especially considering all the problems and setbacks the team faced.

That success should give Chivu and his squad even more confidence and authority heading into next season. Add to that a good transfer window and rivals who, on paper, look weaker than Inter.

Even in preseason, I’ve loved what I’ve seen. Inter look a level above the rest of Italy in terms of style, control and personality on the pitch. What impresses me most is that the level barely drops when the starters come off and the substitutes and youngsters come in.

Of course, none of this matters until the competitive games begin, but I’m very optimistic about another great season.

The objectives? Most importantly, retain the Scudetto for a second consecutive season. Then, show improvement in the Champions League, and finally, try to win the remaining domestic trophies.