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Indeed, selling Martinez at a high price is a pretty good idea if the goal is to have more money or improve the club's finances. And also so that Inter Milan can buy more of the players they need to prepare for a more fierce competition in the coming season. But what Inter Milan is afraid of is that they are afraid of not being able to buy players who are on the same level as Martinez. And this can have a negative impact on the team's performance in the coming season. Because having a lot of money cannot be a guarantee that you can buy a better player than Martinez.

But Lautaro Martínez has chosen to stay at Inter Milan even though he has been offered a very high salary at the Saudi Arabian team but I think not all players are tempted by money and indeed Lautaro Martínez's decision to reject the Saudi Arabian team's offer is very correct, Lautaro Martínez is more concerned with his career than money because if he goes to the Saudi Arabian team then his career will surely fade.

And for the Inter Milan team, I never thought that selling Lautaro Martínez at a high price would be profitable for them, Lautaro Martínez is a player who has made a big contribution to the Inter Milan team and is also still very young so the future prospects for the team will be very large.

I believe that we are going to see him accept an offer from European clubs, so maybe they can try to do that? Saudi League is not acceptable for some players, I can understand it because there are some cultural and political situations that may not be great for some players who like to have fun and all that, but at the end of the day if there is a good European club that accepts to get Martinez, and pay for him a good amount as well, they could sell him without a doubt.

I do not think that he would be unwanted, if you offered him to the clubs, and basically put him on the transfer market and make it known, then I am guessing that it is not going to be impossible for him to go, he would probably be sold one way or another.

The cultural and political issues won't stand in the way of those deals I think. The Saudi Professional League is trying everything to make it look smooth and feel smooth for the players going there. Otherwise they couldn't sign Ronaldo and then allow his wife to wear the clothes she wears and share bikini fotos on their Instagram. In that regard the SPL officials and the authorities agree that this should not become an issue for any player going there. If anything like that came to light, the trouble would be big and it would be immensely harder to sign new players in the future. For now I think the offer that Martinez received is still an offer that he declines because he thinks it could be higher perhaps.