Inter's 160 million twin stars are in the same problem, the third in the world, the third in the world, the iron man is hard to bar the world
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2024-06-08 09:52Published in Hubei
A few days ago, the European media released a report listing the strongest central defenders, wingbacks, forwards, midfielders, etc. in football this season.
Inter Milan has many people in the Top 5, such as Bastoni, Dimarco, Lautaro, Barella and many more.
They are all the players with the highest recognition and recognition from Inter and even Serie A. However, if the scope of evaluation is extended to the entire football world, some of these players have become representatives of "priceless market" and "non-mainstream and atypical", prominent examples are Lautaro and Pavard, two superstars with a total valuation of 160 million.
According to Transfermarkt's valuation, Lautaro is valued at €110 million, the third highest among global strikers, behind Erling Haaland and Kylian Mbappe at 180 million.
Any player who can get the third highest value in the world in his position can be called a superstar.
However, if Lautaro does enter the market, will there be an offer of more than 100 million to buy him? To draw a big question mark, at least, many ball market experts believe that not necessarily.
Pavard is currently valued at €50 million. Whether it is the three major Italian sports newspapers, or the reporters who follow AC Milan or Juventus, they all admit that Pavard is one of the most capable and comprehensive central defenders in Serie A today.
However, Pavard has recently been embroiled in a big controversy, and thousands of fans in France and Europe are hotly discussing a question: is Pavard a full-back or a central defender? There are many opinions, and there is no conclusive conclusion.
A few days ago, the coach of the French team, Didier Deschamps, pointed out: "Pavard plays the main team? He's part of the squad and, like all selected players, could be a starter. Let him play as a centre-back? He's not really a centre-back in Inter's tactical system! ”
Later, Pavard himself said in an interview: "Everyone sees me as a right-back, yes, I played in that position for a lot of reasons. But since I was very young, my position was centre-back and I felt the best in that position, and that's where I was most able to unleash myself, my quality! ”
What this means is to open up with the whole world: it is said that my brother is a right back, but my brother is not convinced, my brother is a central defender!
As we all know, one of the key reasons why Pavard joined Inter from Bayern is that he was always asked to play full-back at Bayern, and he was unhappy, and he was very happy to be able to play as a central defender at Inter.
But the problem now is that Deschamps said: the "right central defender" you play at Inter is not a central defender at all, but a full-back, so in the national team, you still have to play full-back. Accept your fate!
If Pavard has been engaged in a battle called "Brother wants to play at centre-back", then at the moment, he is still far from winning.
Lautaro's priceless and unmarketable, Pavard's side problem, seem to be unrelated, but in fact, there is the same underlying logic: Inter's 352 system and most European chaebols, giants and champion national teams' main 4231 or 433 system have the problem of "difficult integration", which will cause all aspects of the impact.
For some time now, many people have repeatedly asked me: Lautaro is obviously the MVP of Serie A, but why is the market not as hot as Osimhen, Hojlund, Zirkze and even Jonathan Davy, who are not rated higher than him?
There are many reasons, but one of the important reasons is that he played a two-striker system at Inter, partnering with Lukaku, Dzeko, Thuram and others over the years. In the Spalletti era, he played as a center forward in the 4231 system, and he was not very competitive (5 open goals in 1344 minutes).
Since Antonio Conte's time, he has rarely had the opportunity to play as a single centre-forward at the club.
But those giants who can really offer super high prices to match Lautaro's high salary appeal are mostly playing in a single center forward formation, and will not set up two standing forwards, so they will naturally have doubts about Lautaro: There is not enough evidence to show that he can play a single center forward, can he write a check for hundreds of millions of dollars?
The same is true of Pavard.
Is it true that Didier Deschamps said he played as a full-back at Inter? Personally, it makes sense.
If you look at Pavard's season heat map (that is, the activity area), and compare it with the other full-backs of the French national team, it is not difficult to see that in fact it is not too much.
In fact, in many teams that play the 352 system, the "central defender attribute" is greater than the "fullback attribute". But Inzaghi Jr.'s 352 is different from most coaches' 352, the full-backs have more assists and the width is more wide, so Pavard in Inter Milan is not directly equated with those players who play squatting central defenders in the back 4 system.
In a tournament like the European Cup, any coach naturally tends to be conservative. Firmly anchoring the fence and suffocating the opponent is justice and the king, and the central guard is the gate to be rushed, and there is no room for loss. Therefore, Deschamps does have some concerns about directly using Pavard to play at central defence, which is understandable.
To sum up, the problems of Lautaro and Pavard both have reasons for tactical adaptation.
In fact, this problem is not only reflected in the above two players, but there are also some positions - such as the 352 wing-back and the four-back system full-back is quite different - there will be a similar "priceless" phenomenon.
There are pros and cons to this. The downside is that it could reduce the likelihood that Inter will sell certain players for sky-high prices. The good thing is that a player like Pavard who has a certain "central defender obsession" in his chest, the more fierce he is with the outside world, the more recognition and gratitude he will have for Inter in his heart.
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Inter's 160 million twin stars are in the same problem, the third in the world, the third in the world, the iron man is hard to bar the world -
Inter's 160 million twin stars are in the same problem, the third in the world, the third in the world, the iron man is hard to bar the world -
Inter's 160 million twin stars are in the same problem, the third in the world, the third in the world, the iron man is hard to bar the world -
Inter's 160 million twin stars are in the same problem, the third in the world, the third in the world, the iron man is hard to bar the world -
Inter's 160 million twin stars are in the same problem, the third in the world, the third in the world, the iron man is hard to bar the world -
Inter's 160 million twin stars are in the same problem, the third in the world, the third in the world, the iron man is hard to bar the world -
Inter's 160 million twin stars are in the same problem, the third in the world, the third in the world, the iron man is hard to bar the world -
Inter's 160 million twin stars are in the same problem, the third in the world, the third in the world, the iron man is hard to bar the world -
Inter's 160 million twin stars are in the same problem, the third in the world, the third in the world, the iron man is hard to bar the world