1. Main Players Comparison
Inter
- Core: Yann Sommer (33 apps, 2970 mins, GK), Alessandro Bastoni (33 apps, 2422 mins, 5G, 1A), Nicolò Barella (33 apps, 2467 mins, 6A, 3G).
- Midfield: Hakan Çalhanoglu (29 apps, 1964 mins, 6A, 5G – suspended), Henrikh Mkhitaryan (32 apps, 2410 mins, 4G, 1A).
- Attack: Lautaro Martínez (31 apps, 2579 mins, 12G, 3A), Marcus Thuram (32 apps, 2299 mins, 14G, 4A), Denzel Dumfries (29 apps, 1952 mins, 7A, 2G).
- Output: ~37 goals, ~34 assists across core attackers/midfielders.
- Stability: Balanced squad, but suspension of Çalhanoglu removes midfield control; depth from Barella and Mkhitaryan still strong.
Torino
- Core: Vanja Milinkovic-Savic (37 apps, 3330 mins, GK), Saúl Coco (32 apps, 2847 mins), Guillermo Maripán (28 apps, 2341 mins, 1G, 1A).
- Midfield: Samuele Ricci (34 apps, 2841 mins, 1G, 1A – departed), Valentino Lazaro (33 apps, 2319 mins, 6A).
- Attack: Ché Adams (36 apps, 2660 mins, 9G, 3A), Nikola Vlasic (30 apps, 2121 mins, 5G, 4A).
- Output: ~18 goals, ~14 assists.
- Stability: Solid defensive backbone, but limited firepower compared to Inter.
Verdict: Inter possesses superior offensive output and more game-changing midfielders, though Torino has a sturdy defensive structure.
2. New Players Comparison
Inter
- Luis Henrique (33 apps, 2623 mins, 7G, 7A – strong attacking option).
- Benjamin Pavard (23 apps, 1585 mins, 1A).
- Davide Frattesi (28 apps, 1214 mins, 5G, 1A – currently doubtful).
- Piotr Zielinski (26 apps, 971 mins, 2G, 2A).
- Output: ~14G, ~11A from additions.
- Impact: Henrique, Frattesi, and Zielinski significantly boost midfield/attacking creativity.
Torino
- Zakaria Aboukhlal (26 apps, 1910 mins, 7G, 2A).
- Antonio Sanabria (26 apps, 1319 mins, 2G, 1A).
- Tino Anjorin (22 apps, 1119 mins, 2G, 3A).
- Cristiano Biraghi (15 apps, 1159 mins).
- Output: ~11G, ~6A.
- Impact: Decent reinforcements but lacking consistency compared to Inter’s signings.
Verdict: Inter’s new arrivals add higher quality and greater offensive influence, while Torino’s mainly provide support depth.
3. Substitutes Comparison
Inter
- Carlos Augusto (29 apps, 1683 mins, 3G, 2A).
- Yann Bisseck (27 apps, 1643 mins, 3G, 2A).
- Davide Frattesi (if fit, 28 apps, 1214 mins, 5G, 1A).
- Mehdi Taremi (26 apps, 808 mins, 1G, 2A).
- Totals: ~12G, ~7A.
- Depth: Strong bench, with Augusto and Frattesi particularly impactful.
Torino
- Marcus Pedersen (29 apps, 1361 mins).
- Tino Anjorin (22 apps, 1119 mins, 2G, 3A).
- Mërgim Vojvoda (17 apps, 1108 mins).
- Ivan Ilic (19 apps, 917 mins, 1G).
- Totals: ~3G, ~4A.
- Depth: Useful but lacks match-winning productivity compared to Inter.
Verdict: Inter’s bench is considerably more decisive in tight situations.
4. Consolidated Quality Scorecard
Category | Inter Rating | Torino Rating |
Main Players | ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ (37G, 34A, elite attack) | ⭐⭐⭐ (18G, 14A, reliant on Adams/Vlasic) |
New Players | ⭐⭐⭐⭐ (14G, 11A, Henrique + Frattesi) | ⭐⭐ (11G, 6A, Aboukhlal key but thin) |
Substitutes | ⭐⭐⭐⭐ (12G, 7A, Augusto/Frattesi depth) | ⭐⭐ (3G, 4A, modest bench impact) |
Overall Depth | Strong in all areas despite suspensions | Resilient but short on goal output |
Key Weakness | Suspension of Çalhanoglu, Frattesi doubtful | Lack of consistent scoring threats |
5. Injuries & Suspensions (with impact)
Inter:
- Hakan Çalhanoglu – 29 apps, 1964 mins, 5G, 6A. Suspended. Major loss in midfield control.
- Francesco Pio Esposito – limited minutes, suspended. Minimal impact.
- Davide Frattesi – 28 apps, 1214 mins, 5G, 1A. Doubtful (hernia). Important box-to-box threat.
- Alieu Njie – out (broken leg). Minimal impact.Torino:
- Ardian Ismajli – 29 apps, 2510 mins, defensive starter. Out until mid-September. Weakens backline.
- Perr Schuurs – cruciate ligament, long-term. Serious defensive absence.
6. Predicted Outcome
- Momentum & Depth: Inter have a much stronger bench and attacking balance, even with Çalhanoglu suspended. Torino Outlook: Compact but vulnerable; lacking in offensive firepower against top defenses.
Likely Result: Inter 2 – 0 Torino
