Nainggolan, the ninja 'landed'

"Nainggolan is a turbine that the Inter machine is lacking. He is a personal player, ready to face any opponent. It's a ninja, always fighting on the pitch. "

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Nainggolan, ninjas & quot;
Coach Luciano Spalletti made the announcement on Sky Sports Italia, just before the Belgian midfielder completed his transfer from Roma to Inter. At that time, no one doubted the 59-year-old's strategy. Simply because he is the one who helped Nainggolan boom in the role of new midfielder in the season 2016/17 that both serve Roma.

But more than a month has passed since the arrival of Giuseppe Meazza, the 30-year-old has not shown up yet. More precisely, after 100 minutes of matches against Lugano (76 minutes) and Sion (24 minutes), he disappeared just like the "spill" of a ninja. Left thigh injury in the match against Sion forced Nainggolan to take the next four friendly games against Zenit, Sheffield United, Chelsea, Lyon. The midfielder will continue to miss the match against Atletico on August 12 at the 2018 International Championships.

It is clearly not the start that Interists expect of the players expected to change the team in the direction of the revolution, just as Wesley Sneijder did when he joined the Nerazzurri this summer. The show is worth 38 million euros (24 million euros in cash plus Davide Santon and Nicolo Zaniolo). The only positive was that Spalletti understood Nainggolan, and the Belgian midfielder understood Serie A well after playing in Piacenza, Cagliari and Roma. Therefore, this player will not take much time to integrate. But anyway, the deal is still a big gamble for Inter-Spalletti.

Nainggolan has too many opponents
Nainggolan will have quite a few competitors for the Inter team. The Belgian midfielder played this role in the matches against Lugano and Sion. The Spalletti continued to use the 4-2-3-1 scheme after his injury, which was followed by Borja Valero (against Zenit), Xian Emmers (Sheffield United) and Matteo Politano (Chelsea).