Inter Milan continues to face prominent technical challenges at the start of the season, as the team lacks a player capable of breaking through the defensive lines of opponents and creating numerical superiority through individual effort that ignites matches. According to a report published by the Italian newspaper "La Gazzetta dello Sport", this longstanding issue has yet to find a solution, following a summer transfer market filled with contradictions.

The newspaper pointed out that the club's management had placed the name of Nigerian player Ademola Lookman, the star of Atalanta, at the top of their wishlist to fill this gap, but the deal did not materialize. Prior to that, the club signed Brazilian Luis Henrique from Olympique Marseille for 25 million euros in an attempt to strengthen the attacking line. However, Henrique's performance remains, to this day, a "mysterious puzzle," as described by "La Gazzetta", raising questions about the validity of this significant financial expenditure.

As the matches in the Italian league and European competitions continue, doubts are growing regarding some other new signings, as the roles of many new players are limited to sitting on the bench without effective participation. The newspaper confirmed that "the file is still open," indicating that Inter needs quick solutions to avoid exacerbating the crisis, especially with the fierce competition from clubs like Juventus and Milan. Pressure is expected to increase on coach Cristian Kivu to find balance in the lineup, while fans are anticipating a better performance from the newcomers in the upcoming matches.