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Inter plays Stones' shot to zero and changes the market: so now Ausilio can return to Romero's attack
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Inter plays Stones' shot to zero and changes the market: so now Ausilio can return to Romero's attack

The Inter Milan has secured a major transfer by acquiring John Stones on a free transfer, signing him for two years at €4 million annually. This move strengthens their defense, especially after Stones reportedly overcame muscle issues that limited his performance last season with Manchester City. The club had faced competition from Juventus for the player but ultimately succeeded. With Stones joining, the team now has a more complete defensive line, though they still need additional reinforcements. The club is considering further signings, possibly shifting focus from the right-back position to central defense. They are interested in Nicolás Tagliabú, who is open to returning to Italy from Tottenham, but negotiations are ongoing due to financial considerations.

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Inter plays Stones' shot to zero and changes the market: so now Ausilio can return to Romero's attack

The Inter Milan has secured a major transfer by acquiring John Stones on a free transfer, signing him for two years at €4 million annually. This move strengthens their defense, especially after Stones reportedly overcame muscle issues that limited his performance last season with Manchester City. The club had faced competition from Juventus for the player but ultimately succeeded. With Stones joining, the team now has a more complete defensive line, though they still need additional reinforcements. The club is considering further signings, possibly shifting focus from the right-back position to central defense. They are interested in Nicolás Tagliabú, who is open to returning to Italy from Tottenham, but negotiations are ongoing due to financial considerations.

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