Inter only registered 20 players in the Champions League

The Serie A Champions League list shows that Inter is the worst team due to being fined for violating the Financial Justice Act in 2016. They will have difficulty in the race in Group B.

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Inter only registered 20 players in the Champions League
The results of the Champions League group stage draw brought Inter to the death squad, including opponents Tottenham, Barcelona, ​​PSV Eindhoven. Not only that, the club has not registered 25 full-time players like the other clubs, because UEFA is fined for violating the Financial Justice Law from 2016. This season, UEFA sent a letter to Inter, announced that the team is in the care of at least another season, only to be fined at the end of the season 2018/19, submitted to the "beautiful" books.

Inter registered only 22 people, less than 3 compared to other teams. But due to the law requiring teams of eight players to mature from the club's training facilities or grow from the training facilities in Italy, Inter had to list two players from the youth team.

Thus, Luciano Spalletti's team actually only 20 players kicked. UEFA has asked the team of this season's blue-and-black strip clubs to reach a € 50 million transfer fee (the result of the deduction from the sale of players minus the purchase cost), due to Inter continues to have to get rid of expensive stars.

Corollary: Left defender Dalbert and central midfielder Roberto Gagliardini were eliminated. Dalbert has been eliminated due to poor professionalism, and because of his transfer price from Nice in 2017 to 20 million euros. But Gagliardini, who is worth 23 million euros from Atalanta in 2017, is a pity. The tall midfielder was Inter last season, and it was no coincidence that he lost to Sassuolo and Torino in Serie A this season. Inter lost 1 draw 1, with Bologna winning 3-0. . He is a factor that helps balance the line between Inter very well, thanks to the ability to intercept, comprehensive attack.

Inter were forced to leave Gagliardini for Antonio Candreva, costing 22 million euros from Lazio in 2016, a Champions League experience and seemingly recovering recently (scoring in front of Bologna). The other option is Borja Valero, priced at only € 8 million in 2017, though he is 33 years old and rarely kicks. The case of Joao Mario, worth 45 million euros from Sporting Lisbon in 2016, was eliminated. The Portuguese are not in Luciano Spalletti's plans this season. He could even leave in the future, or at least leave Inter for the winter transfer window.

Meanwhile, Roma, Napoli and Juventus are more fortunate. They can choose up to 25 players, if they want. Roma enrolled 25 players, including 9 people trained in the country. They only have to exclude those who do not have a strategically important position, 18-year-old defender William Bianda and goalkeeper Daniel Fuzato. Juventus have selected 23 players, leaving two in-training, 25-year-old Leonardo Spinazzola, from the training camps in Italy, but not selected due to injuries.

Napoli enrolled 23 players in the country, including Lorenzo Insigne, Sebastiano Luperto (Napoli), Elseid Hysaj, Marek Hamsik, Piotr Zielinski and Simone Verdi. Napoli, unfortunately, is 25-year-old German winger Amin Younes, who is suffering from an Achilles tendon injury.

The teams are still changing the registration list in the Champions League
Under UEFA law, teams can be replaced by up to three players on the Champions League list if they qualify for the round. The registration list is still limited to 25 players and still requires a minimum of 8 homegrown players.

Inter is fined by UEFA for financial fairness and is restricted to the European Cup from the 2016/17 season. The first four players of that season were Gabigol, Joao Mario, Geoffroy Kondogbia and Stevan Jovetic. Inter only registered 21 players.