Pacheco is worried that Inter Milan will lose his spirit of unity. Can Modric defect to Zivo?

Inter Milan drew with Monterrey, and the Nerazzurri's shooting efficiency was very low. It seems that this club has not yet come out of the shadow of the Champions League final. Former England star Pacheco said that the mental state of Inter Milan's generals seems to be a little problem, and their unity attributes have been reduced, and Inzaghi's resignation is also one of the main reasons. Pacheco is worried that Inter Milan will lose his spirit of unity. After losing the Champions League final, there may be scenes of players blaming each other, which are things that the media has not paid attention to. Many celebrities in the Apennines have said that behind the biggest score in the history of the Champions League final, not only the success of Paris Saint-Germain, but also the mentality and unity of Inter Milan players.

Once the club loses its spirit of solidarity, Pacheco is worried that they will collapse across the board next season. After all, Zivo is a new official and he has no foundation at Meacha Stadium, which means it is difficult for Zivo to regain cohesion between Inter Milan. Inter Milan still needs to add players, and Pacheco also mentioned this news - Can Modric defect to Zivo? Since Magic Dior and Real Madrid confirmed that they would not renew their contract, the Serie A strong team has become the theoretical removal of the Croatian star, and both Naples and Milan have been on the list. With De Bruyne joining Napoli, Pacheco believes that Modric's hope of seeking refuge in Conte has become smaller.

AC Milan does not have the qualification for the Champions League next season, and for a star of Magic Flute, the probability of him joining Allegri is not high. In Pacheco's opinion, the Nerazzurri is a good choice. After all, this club needs to fight on multiple fronts next season. Zivo's level is not enough, and a heavyweight in the team needs. Moreover, looking at Inter Milan's progress in these seasons, it is very suitable for veterans to play their remaining energy, and the probability of Modric joining Zivo has emerged. As the summer transfer window deepens, Inter Milan's signing strategy has gradually become clear. Zivo's coaching style emphasizes the importance of midfield control and experience, while Modric's passing vision and game reading ability are precisely the puzzles that the Nerazzurri midfielder urgently needs.

Inter Milan management is clearly aware of this. According to Italian media reports, the club is actively promoting visa-free negotiations, willing to provide a "1+1" contract and give Modric the role of a locker room leader. Pacheco's concerns are not unreasonable for the possibility of losing solidarity in the Nerazzurri. The disastrous defeat in the Champions League final is like a mirror, reflecting the potential cracks in the Inter Milan locker room. When players make frequent mistakes on the court and cooperate with each other, those suppressed emotions can easily explode after the game.

What is even more worrying is that although the team's core members such as Lautaro, Barrera and others publicly expressed their unity, are there really no grudges in private? The whispers in the locker room that the media cannot capture are often the precursors of the storm. Especially the issue of determining responsibility in the Champions League final, even offensive players must be responsible for the team's concedures. Pacheco also hinted that Inzaggi had left office so soon because he knew very well that he had stayed in his old club and needed to continue to face the shadow of this loss. So he might as well leave it and leave the Serie A championship and the glory of two Champions League runner-ups in three seasons. As the successor of Inzaji, Ziwo's situation is indeed difficult.

In Pacheco's view, he lacks the iron-fisted prestige like Mourinho, nor does he have the trust base for Inzagji to work with his players for a long time. What's worse is that the management has been slow to sign in the summer window and has failed to dilute the decline in the locker room with fresh blood. It is reported that some veterans have begun to question Zivo's tactical arrangements, while young players have complained about the allocation of playing time - this kind of up and down centrifugation is exactly the "prelude to the collapse" that Pacheco foresaw. The author believes that Inter Milan was able to achieve better results than the lineup before, largely because of the high degree of harmony, strong cohesion and balanced lineups.

If Pacheco's concerns become a reality and Inter loses the spirit of unity, then there is no more of the club's survival. But the turning point may be hidden in the details. Inter Milan's famous Sanetti has frequently appeared at the training base recently. His secret conversation with Ziwo was interpreted as a signal that the veteran faction took action to maintain stability. Serie A expert Gardi also pointed out: "This team has experienced the darkest moment of the phone door, and they know how to clench their fists in the crisis." If Ziwo can use the influence of legendary players to stabilize the locker room and rebuild confidence with preseason victory, the Apennines' Blue and Black Storm may still make a comeback. After all, in the football world, unity is often not formed by speeches, but by conquering difficulties together.