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IDEA BANEGA

There's a bargain for Inter.  With 8 million, he can come.

The midfielder who is liked by Zanetti four years ago was twice as much.

But now Valencia are in crisis...

Milan - A quick and cunning midfielder, with a gentle right foo, an Argentine with Italian passport, will be 23 years June 29 and "recommended" by the veterans Inter players such as Zanetti and Cambiasso.  Here is the grown-up kid who has a very long name and Inter have had their eyes on him for some time: Ever Maximiliano David Banega, Valencia midfielder, who in Spain just like in Argentina, is linked to Inter.  So is it true?  We say that it is very possible for a variety of reasons.  The value of Ever Banega has the the hot topic around Europe and after having explored the possibility and prices, it seems that Inter have seriously tested the idea of speeding up for the midfielder that has Italian ancestors and who grew up in Boca Juniors.  Coming from the the home of the purest talents in Argentinian football (4 appearances with the national team and a focus of Batista), Banega at age 19 moved from Boca to Valencia for 17.5 million euros, a monstrous figure for such a young player.  Sporting director Auslio makes a point that: "We need people especially in the midfield."

The value Today, in Spain, he is considered less than his market value which is around 12 million, but we are convinced that, given the economic difficulties of the club, 8 million will be enough to close the deal and Inter already have the lead.  Piero Ausilio, has seen the boy several times at work and with the high price of Fernando of Porto, that puts Banega in pole position.

Italians and Banega gossip It is clear, however that the possible arrival of Banega does not exclude another arrival in the midfield: the Brazilian Casemiro (San Paolo, born in '92) is liked very much but at Inter, they want to Italianize the team so after Ranocchia and Pazzini (with the sales of Muntari and Mariga), they will proceed to Parolo of Cesena and Poli from relegated Sampdoria.  And for Banega, the gossip of the past tells of his videos on the Internet at the time of Boca and the accuses of having been one of the architects of the destruction of a hotel room after the victory of Argentina in the World Cup Under 20. 

Ausilio: Sanchez?  Here we are In the middle of all this, there is PIero Auslio, who confesses to Inter Channel that "Udinese have valued him quite expensive and we have made important steps in the past but we like him and here we are again."  To rip Sanchez from Udinese, there are Coutinho, Mariga and two Primavera players: "To us, there is satisfaction of having young players who others like and that has allowed us to reach important goals: it happened to Ibra, Motta and Milito..."

Julio stays, Wes over Pastore Piero Auslio continues: "Tevez? Very very complicated.  Pastore?  He is good but Sneijder is even better.  Will Julio Cesar stay?  Yes, it is a certainty.   Robben?  Who doesn't like him but Bayern are keeping him.  Andreolli?  Sooner or later, he could return.  The financial fair play will effect the market and the department in which we are looking for most is the midfield, not necessarily Italians."  Banega is in his notebook as he fits both of the categories.

Source: Gazzetta dello Sport