Inter Milan, the Serie A powerhouse, was defeated by their city rivals AC Milan in the Italian Super Cup on January 7th. It has been 10 days since then, and they have played two matches, winning 1-0 away against Venezia and drawing 2-2 at home with Bologna. Despite the obvious bias of the referees in the Bologna match, it is undeniable that the aging squad and insufficient abilities of some players are facts for the Nerazzurri. After Oaktree Capital took over Inter Milan, significant changes have occurred in the team's operations and transfer strategies. After all, capital is capital, always chasing profits. Bosses like Moratti are extremely rare in world football; they are true lovers of the game! The transfer saga of Frattesi has been a long-running soap opera. The Italian international is not satisfied with his status under coach Inzaghi, although he has not publicly complained like a nagging wife, he believes his future lies elsewhere from Inter Milan. Inter Milan has set a price tag of 45 million euros on Frattesi, which seems to declare the player as unsellable. Roma wanted to loan Frattesi for 5 million with an option to buy for 25 million, but this was firmly rejected by Inter Milan because Roma, the team Frattesi fancies, cannot afford such a large sum, and it is highly unlikely for them to qualify for next season's Champions League, making the summer buyout of the player almost impossible. Napoli is also eyeing Frattesi, and with considerable financial resources, they can offer 45 million euros. However, coach Inzaghi would…

The big news is out - Cannavaro has arrived! Dinamo Zagreb, the Croatian powerhouse, has officially announced the appointment of Fabio Cannavaro as their new head coach. The "Golden Ball Defender" has finally found a new home and will make his debut on January 3rd to prepare for the winter training. With 22 league titles, 16 cup victories, and a UEFA Cup trophy, this is indeed a high starting point for Coach Car! Although Dinamo Zagreb has brought in Coach Car, their trust in him is not yet at full capacity, as they have offered him a short-term contract. What does this mean? It's like a "probation period," where he must deliver results before discussing a renewal. To be fair, the big clubs aren't foolish; while Coach Car has Serie A experience, he hasn't yet proven himself at a European powerhouse, so it's reasonable to start with a "short-term trial." Coach Car is truly a stand-up guy. He was owed 1 million euros by Guangzhou FC and angrily took them to FIFA, almost causing their new season entry to fall through. However, at a critical moment, Coach Car softened his heart and withdrew the lawsuit, giving his old club a lifeline. Speaking of which, we must criticize Guangzhou FC's actions. Coach Car had agreed to a settlement with Guangzhou FC, with each installment to be repaid slowly at 200,000 RMB, but what happened? Nothing but silence! The money didn't arrive on time, and the settlement agreement was nullified! At this point, Coach Car could have continued the lawsuit, but he…