Shi Qingsheng commented on Milan for sale Reindez: a must-have option, a total price of 70 million can be sold

June 4th, reporter Romano reported with the iconic Herewego that Manchester City signed Milan midfielder Reindez, with a total transfer price of 70 million euros. Regarding Reindez's departure from Milan, commentator Shi Qingsheng believes that sacrificing Reindez is a must-have choice.

On his personal Weibo, Shi Qingsheng wrote:

In fact, whether from the perspective of the players or the emotions of the fans, Reindez must still be reluctant to leave. First of all, the players are definitely willing to play well in Milan. You can see that Reindez's contract renewal was announced on March 4 in 2030. That time was when Milan was just eliminated by Feyenoord, and he almost lost his qualification for the Champions League after losing three consecutive league losses. Therefore, Reindez's contract renewal at that time means that he is willing to share the joys and sorrows with Milan. Of course, from the perspective of fans, it is normal to see Reindez's progress from last season to this season with a lot of reluctance.

However, since there is no loss in the Champions League next season, sacrificing Reindez is a must-have choice. Objectively speaking, Reindez believes that his 50 million German transfer price is reasonable. His good data this season was also achieved at the sacrifice of a certain defensive intensity, so I won’t go into details.

But it is possible to sell it to Manchester City in terms of business, with a total price of 70 million. Of course, if there is a floating, it is no problem if it is easier to get it. Of course, it is best if it can be sold for a total price of 75 million. Moreover, Manchester City is also very eager for Reindes, and it is also a good next-hander for career development. Perhaps for Reindes, Manchester City and him lack some emotional bonds, but it is indeed a good development platform.

In addition, it is the current Serie A environment. We do not complain about the overall environment, but we have to objectively evaluate and recognize the environment. That is, selling people at high prices in Serie A is not exclusive to Milan, nor is it that Milan wants to sell, but all teams have to sell at a certain price. It’s just that Milan has not accelerated the Champions League.

Let's look at the recent seasons, Inter Milan sold at high prices but did not sell Onana or Ashraf; Atlanta sold at high prices but did not sell Hoylen and Kuppmenas; Naples sold at high prices but did not sell KK and Big Gold; Lazio sold at noon Milinkovic; Rome sold at noon Ibanez; Juventus did not sell its thighs, but some of the young talents they trained were sold to raise money, going to Wyson of Real Madrid, Sulei of Rome, Keane of Florence, Barenicea of ​​Villa, and Dwente of Genoa. These people all played well.

So Serie A is such a big environment now. If the results are unstable, coupled with the restrictions on financial fairness, it is almost impossible for you to spend money and keep your thighs. In addition, some temptations of better development opportunities are all factors. To be honest, selling people at a high price is not the only one in Milan.

Then there is the money sold for Reindez. You don’t have to expect Milan to spend it. Fulani’s accounts are clear. The more than 70 million yuan is the hole that is not available in the Champions League. Where does Milan want to buy people come from the money bought out of Kalulu, and later people like Adrie, Bennaser, 56, Traciano, and others who are likely to leave, as well as Teo and Menion who have one year left.

But don't worry, if these people are dealt with together, they will probably have 8000 to 100 million yuan, so there must be money. In addition, Milan spent more than 5 million to invite Allegri to come. It is impossible to use potatoes and cabbage to cook. Without sea cucumbers and abalone, at least some chicken, duck, fish and meat. Since Red Bird chose to spend a lot of money to hire Allegri, logically speaking, I would not give him a bad lineup. I think it's safe.

To put it bluntly, Reindez left and we wish and thank you, but it is definitely not the end of the world. I think as long as Leo and Pulisic don't leave, it will not be considered a demolition and reconstruction. If the demolition and reconstruction follow-up, let's talk about the demolition and reconstruction. At least now I don't think so. The most important thing to look at in the future is Tare, how to operate other players later, and who to buy with the money in your hands, and how to use the head coach. This is the most important thing.